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BROOK l. YN.

The body OF an unknown msn was found on
Fortynfth street. BrooglVn, yeNerdAy afternoon. Il
was dressed In Lborers suit.
George W. Macdonald was arrested yestsrda
charge OF set Ing nte to hs livery saos In Atlantic
near Flatbush avenue, on the l3th inst.
Mayor Schroeder. Aldermen French and
Fisher ana Corporation Counsel De win delivered
speeches yesterday ground broken for the ne
municipal building adjoining the Court House.
Yesterday afternoon four mon broke into a
factory In ClernOn near Atantic avenue. BROOKLYN,
aud stole Anlng machne worth 81 300 The fac ory
had been closed for soms time. The machine as tho
property Of Jno. b ru Ter. OF 7oo Sacke street aud
WinulAss truck
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A Ninth Ward Temperauc, L...ou.

Samuel X ildsa and wife have been living at
c9 Barrow street. with several gro~n.up sous aud
daughters hr. Kdea drank much, often going home
Intoxicated. On Tu sday Mrs Kiidea went to church
picnic and on her return found her husband quar-
rellng with his sons She interfered, and he 10 his
drunken frenzy struck her three times head with
ahntchot lhnctlng serious wounds. Ono of The son,
TOOK tne hatchet from his father, and physician
summoned; Two wounus. three inches long. were 10
the back OF the mead one OF itch pierced The bone
Tue third was on he left temple she 10 hkely to die
Mi kidea was committed yesterday.
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What Three Convicts Hoped, and What They
will DEF.

There were thirteen convicted persons In the
prison wnen It started from the Tomos yesterday
morning en- route to the penitentAry. Deputy sherns
Rees ana Kennedy were on the drivers seat. When
the van reached sixteenth street anu Third
deputy sherns heard something stirring In the wagon
and peered through the wicket Three OF tns cOnylc
Mc6ael Kelly Henry C0nlln, alias the Fish," noto-
70 OF the van They had pa t.ly torn Away OF
tho sheeron plaos that forms tho ceiling. revolver
WAS pointed through the wicket, and tns prisoners
ceased work, and were quietly taken their Journey
"rossed On the Island, and they were probably not
nllstAken. -
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Brooklyn. Polytechnic Ius,itu,e.

In the chapel Of the BROOKLYN Collegiate and
Polytechnic Institute In Livingston street last evening"
twenty young men received diplomas. There was a
large throng OF eager listeners. After the PRAYER by
Dr. ramsge the following order Of exercises pur
sued oralions, The Duty of Americans to Vote"
Wnhsm NJ. Thallon. Samuel Morse, Samuel NJ Meeker I
" The Greek and the Hebrew Ideal" Geo T. Ide The
Old Science and the New" Addison 7. Hawley, Thomas
PANE james W. Grreni Theory and Practice, :"
" Irylns B.esoss ps,r.c,ioo." jaime. H. Watson 4,
nonal Gsnip.' Henry Y. BrnsmAds Modern
eight scientific studonts.
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ed several hunared passengers OF the South Orange
train, IN the Hoboken ferry house, yesterday morning.
Their indignation was leveled at the gate keeper who
had been asked TO raise the gate before the
time 10 that q dy VINO had tainted IN the waiting
room cou.d be carried in,O the fresh air His reply
pssscnsers were unaole 20 extend any sucor TO the
lady Tor several minutes. Tho moment the gate was
raised rush made for the Implying gate tender
and out for the police who broke Into the crowd Of
gTy lawyers, bankers, and merchants, he would lvs
been hurled into the river Some OF the passengers
tired 10 pull him to lamp post Capt Ch Sc superln.
tenuent OF the ferry that he would md Of
fna iuhu uma aIa wee
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The DoinEs OF the French senate-The Com.
miItee on the InixeraiIY Bill.

rue DoinHs OF the rrench senate-Tho Com.
mittee on the University Bill.
VERSAILLES, June 2.-In the Senate to-day
the election Of NJ Buffet confirmed, and the ne y
Senator took he seat among the members Of the Right
Centre.
Aresolution In favor Of the abolition OF capital pun.
ishmeat offered by Victor Seh@lcher and seconded By
Jules fsvre WAS rejected.
The bureaus q the senate elected the committee on
the uutv rsity Education Dill. The committee
OF six opponents and three supporters OF tue bill TINS
resut 10 due to the fact that the members Of the Rght
are more equally distribuied among the various
bureau Instead OF their strength beiug wasted by
centrstOn To one OF tHo An eIlmn.tIon OF the
number o votes Cast IN the bureaus shows 1872
aors we're opposed to the pl aud ~ n of It..
Several Senators however, abstained from voting who
are expected ~ support the oil on the nnaI ballot.
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Sixteen hundred policemen will march through
the city to-day the line Of march TO be from Lafayette
place, through Fourth street to Broadway TO Fourteenth
street. through Fourth avenue TO Twenty third street.
through h.dlson avenue TO Ihirtyfourth street,
through Fifth avenue to Fourteenth street along the
vest sde 70 tnon square 10 the plaza styentetnth
head. OF Departments. The column will nsys AZ
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MIR. Cboate, MIR. Blunt. and MIR. Bundy Rat
ifNIIa 4 tho Nomination oil HaIea

About two hundred members of the Union
lie que Club assembled last evening to rafy the nomi-
nation OF Rutherford Is Hayes and william A Wheeler.
Mr. Joseph H. Choate the President oi the club made
a speech, 10 which he found fault with .he Custom
graduated tue Republic ns that thera hAd been pre-
sen.Q for their support Tor tue oces Of PresIent aud
Wee President nien Who had been nOminacd Oy Re
puDcAus aud not Dy any party machine lie predicted
that tue success Of tnJse csDdidavs would secure
thorough reform OF the party aud The Of
The Government. Major ] N bundy ,ntn read 5ssola
eT. Geo W. Blunt said that he should axe on his
anu Work in ms shirt sleeves for Gov. Hayes
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Tho arrangements for opening a Sanitarium
for children at Morgan Station on the Long Branch
Railway, have been completed and the nrst colony Of
little once 40 to morrow for . week at tho seaside.
One hunored children viii be taken Al nt and others
Will follow as fast ~ funds are provided Sick
under nte years only Will De taken, aud these will bs
selected from the crowded tenements Isntrlpui ions
Mi haIra
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MUsKOGEB. June N.-lhe most terrific hail
storm known In this section passed the South
Canadian river yesterday morning.. The Of the
storm from to east, varied iu width from
. half to two miles Timber was blown down. trees
~, s',PPoI v, anu o'e,y ~ U. 'okots
awe lings and passna trAins MAS broxen AZ O'Clock
In the ng could hava loaded with hastOnes
the size OF he ~ eggs and At O'Clock r. NJ they si
covered tue ground The damage done IL immolSo aud
A. uulll ne ina lad
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wAsHISoroS, june 2l-rhe President sent to
the Senate message nominating Senator Lot NJ Nor
ril OF Maine to be Secretary Of the Treasury, Brs
tow resigned Immediately upon receipt OF the nomi.
nation. the Senate went into executive session. and
once confirmed It without the fornaltY OF reference
The news tnat the nomination had been received and
confirmed vas . surprise to Mr. morrill, as he Q Ill
held the oner OF the appointment under
He Informed his fIeads this evening that he has
yet decded whether or not he III accept the position
but thai, 10 case he arrives st sn Armati
he Will not enter upon the duties OF the once ult
ter the pending APPROXIMATION bills shall have been
nnAlly passed Dy COuxre.s q.
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Th. Pay Of King. Coun,y ome,al..

The special committee on the Kings county
pay roll yesterday reported 10 the Supervisors In favor
Of making the salaries u follows District Attorney.
5000, First Assistant, $4,000; Second Assistant ts
oooi chief clerk $500 oiacer. ., 200. surogs,es
Of Juror $3.50. Deputy Commit ioner, 81 BOO CLERK
300; Court House jantor, tit'o assistant jAnitors
and watchmen Eb month clerk OF City Court, s..
Tnomss. ssslstsnt ciers sa oooi 6ersrd N. Stevens,
ceIk Supreme Court 1900, to include all pay Tor cler
zeal work OF the county Supreme Court
~ 800 Jail physicAn. s2,25oi jail engineer, 400
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The Plague In Mesopo,amia.

LONDON. June 2l.-Dr. K. ID. Dlcks son, the ply
sican to the British Embassy a, Constantinople. wes
to the H7 from that city under date Of the 10 ias
As foloNs Undoubtedly the disease which IL prevail
Ing In hesopotAnla IL the rel plague Since
ling OF June, win rise OF temperature TO above l04
degrees smother Characteristic OF the plague has
been eihbited n the rapidly diminishing numOer Of at
tAcks aud deaths The scuurRs viii dnUbtiess
trely during the great heat OF the summer. During
the month OF MAY tnc number OF staeks BAgdad
20 the tns 1
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WASHINGTON. June2l.-B. +. Groome, who was
OF the original owner. Of the celebrated claim
which brought eI.seeretsry Bristow go prominently
before the country has returned from Europe lie has
had an interview With Mr. Brght Chsi OF the sub.
committee nsvng the nvestisaton IN hand, and VIII
appear before the committee n few days 10 tc all
kuows about the mule claim MIR Bii-tow having rs.
tired TO private fe the Witnesses who tel true
ttory about how the claim raised from $50 oOO 10
tl0s0O0 ready to 10 80.
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AZ meeting OF tho New York Historical 3d.
cietT on Tuesday evening Col A. Conk ing said tho
Marquis de Montoam has left II on record tn there
other way TO hde the fTAuas and CorTuDt0ns
The French colonial govgnmsn, except BY tns cessiOn
with prophecy that wo should see nres IL Washington
before the Aa OF March. especially IN tho ksyy De-
D p.Ttment
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A nraxc Aci Rewarded.

LONDON, June 81. - Admiral Hon. Francis
Egerton, Liberal member OF Parliament for Ea Der.
bJshire intends calling the attention OF the House OF
Commons to the inquiry into the loss OF the emlgrant
ship straihm1re. the ,rsw Of which Was rescued aud
most humAnely treated by capt. Glnord OF the Amor
Can whaler Young Phonir. He viii ASK the Govern.
meut whether will take any onicAl notice VI Capt
GlnVrds conduct.
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BrooLlyn'. Expro.s,on. Of Patriotic J oy.

The Centennial committee OF the Brooklyn
Aldermen hast night voted to ask for 900 further ap
propriauons for music the night Of Juy g. as they
have learned that about 10000 persons outside OF the
elRat re<iments will Join IN The parade Gen. Catlin
has been invited 10 deliver the oratiOn at midnight on
the plaza a. Fort Greene place Al the same tune there
10 10 De an abundant show Of fireworks. Two hundred
Wiilismsourgh butchers expect to join the parade,
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The Custom House storekesper received or
ders yesterday to sell oy auction tho famous that
were made for the Empress EuESne After tho fall OF
tue French Empire the owner Drought them to tis
in search OF purchaser. ana the Government conns.
cAtcd lhein as snugg led goods. The worth
about 10000. One OF the peces 10 uress for which
the late A. 7. stewart Offered o. 600
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IHDIAEAPoLIs, June 2.-rhe Republicans OF
the Flfth Congregational DIS rct have nominated Gen.
Thomas brown by acclamation. Tho Republicans of
the Thrt ehlh District nave nOmnated W. II. Cslkins
NEW OhLkAEs. June 2l-The Republic Us OF the
Liith Dlstret nave nOn Ated !. Edwards Leeagrd OF
Darrell Psnsa for member Of Congress.
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The Parker Club Of Newark 10 preparing tw o
banners, each to be thirty feet in length with he
scrpton on either SIDE New Jerseys choice for
Prosdent, Joel Parker" In the centre IL q handsome
bu portail Of the war Governor The banners arc TO
De attached TO the Pullman palace car team that starts
from jersey CITY for 81 Louis Tomorrow morning.
The banners u adorn the D-adQnarters OF the New
Jersey uelcksuon ~ the Southern Hotel
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ALBANY. June el.-Thomas Fuller. architect
OF the new Capitol has received notice from the Com
missioners that after July his services will be no
longer required but there 10 said to be some Qu stlOn
whether his original employment was not to % con-
unuous unit the completion OF the building.
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After long waiting, Register Ia bankruptcy
Williams has CONNECTED the examination OF Daniel
Drew, aud the report 10 In The hands OF the Ofnnal
stenOgrspher, IL 10 understood that Mr. Irew cen.
sures his late btoke severely for the mhnnsr IN which
they conducted his analrs.
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. The residents OF white III ins are moving for
the erosion OF monument on ChAtterton III TO com.
uemorale the DAtta there in tho Revolutionary War.
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The Weather once Prediction.
J0rTIS0S IBOUT TOHN.

Northwest backing to southwest winds, eI
nt easterly on the coast, slightly warmer, paTtll
'udy OF clear weather, and higher pressure.
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Miss @. v. Msitland's great story, "Ihe De-
oaitful Lover" u ou1 " Oar 10 JN nbss.as CohPan
len.-Ads,
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for entries for grand Cen ennlL contest Of
SrS ass Jsvs y aMWtes, f.. ~. ost q. .ass = zIs.
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SPARKS FROM the rELEGRAPH.

The Nemata Court House, Kansas was burn.
ed yesterday, with an accumulation OF ttcords.
Judge David j Peck OF New Haven, has writ
ten letter TO the President urging the domination ot
Gen. A. II. Terry as the successor oi Gen be'khap
party OF I've men with eight horse' are sup
posed to have been lost In OTTAWA county, Quebec
They left for the woods three weeks ago since WHICH
time nothing has been heard OF them.
The railroad from Malvern station, on the sc,
Louis Iron MOuntlin and southern Railroad, u Hot
Sprnge, Ark, lust completed, ana passenger trans
arc running regularly from ST. Louis 20 the Sprays
Liverpool firm propose 20 establish line Of
screw between that port aud Boston aul tue
nrst steamer the lbcran, Will eal from Liverpool Oh
the nth inst. FOrtnighty trips vii be made thereafter
The belmont Park Association, whose grounds
are near those OF the Centenrial bu1mgs IN fnladet
phia have elected Col. Henry >. ku-stU u bJston.
Pre.ident, ana will give t3OOOO0 Ia premiums uufns
the present season.
The schooner NdarOs, hYing tho Americ IN
nag, aud sailing from san Francisco Tor hs1tlan.
Mexco, with an assorted cargo Of merc Aandse. eaa
seized Dy the authorities al the last named port
charged with smuggling,
The Massachusetts, House OF Representatives
discussed yesterday the charges recently made By
Moses KimDal that money had Lecn used TO nnLch o
legislation 10 the state legislature an1 an order 10 a
point g Joint special comnittea TO investigate tue
charges Wu naAly adoOted hVAY vote OIL 09Io %
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Washingfo. (hGrch y Dtspd'eh 10 Chic1g0 Iweh
The dry report OF the COMMITTEES uoe;
but feeble justice to the passionate scene when
the wretcbed Mrs. Belknap, clinging TO the hope
OF girlish friendship Tor Mrs. Blackburn, visited
her and throwing herself upon her knees, re
fused to move until security for her husband
was promised. Mrs. Belknap, as Miss romlin-
son, was a bosom friend OF Congressm an Bl OK
burns wife. To her. last night, she betook her
self, when her husband, coming home from the
committee, decla ed that oil was lost. To work
more effectively upon Mrs. blackburn. the
wretched wife brought her baby to plead for
her. 1t was one OF the few cold stormy night-
experienced In Washington. The ground
was covered with inch of slusb,
the snow melting es II fell. As she np-
peared at Mr.. Blackburns, II was almost
impossible to recognize her A plain cloak was
thrown over her. and her babe pressed In
her arms. she had barely reached the inside
door when she fell In faint. Recovering, she
fell upon Ars Blackburns neck. She rayed
piteously To save her husband and child. She
would bear sii The blame. She alone was guilty.
They might hang OF imprison her, but spare her
b be and her husband. During the scene Dir.
Bl lckburn came in. and tue two women clung
to him, his wife almost as much moved as the
wretched wife aud mother. Blackburn says he
was never so moved In his lfe by any ap-
peal, but he was pOwerless. II he had been VIII
ing. to shield Belknap. He told the unfortunate
woman. gently, but firmly, that justice must be
done, and that he was poNerless.
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CROOKED wnIsKEY IN NEW ROM
A Report that r. u. BOYD & Co.. the Suspected
Firm. are TO be Indicted.

CHICAGO, March 4.-Parker r. Mason OF
this city, recently went to New York to testify
before Grand Jury there in reference to the
oh ,rge against y. .. boyd a Co., the Broad
street whiskey dealers who have been men
toned In connection with the revenue frauds.
A letter from New York says they will he In
dicted within a few days. Supervisor s. ID.
Sewali, Of New York, writes that he has exam
ined the books Of +. o. boyd & Co., and finds
entries In them recently made OF spirits shipped
TO them by Golsen Eastman, which the Chit
ca0o Arm admitted were crooked" supervi-
sor sewall states further that a considerable
portion OF these spirits was sold to party
named }. p. Henry, who now claims that his
books we're lost. He thinks there are many sus-
picious circumstances concerning these lots Of
sprits, and recommends that they should be
followed up. Mr.. Golsen states that the under
s;.aa!"c between hl. hausc an1 irlo ooaiiI,,,;0
house Of /. o. Boyd & Go. was that the spirits
should not be entered on the book, OF the Chi
cago house, nor upon tho books OF the New York
house. They were to be sold Immediately for
The times says "whcn charges OF Irregular
ity were made against the great New YORK com
mission house OF F.O. BOYD Co., vigorous pro-
testAtions were forwarded over the telegraph
wires from the nrm, asserting their entirc inno-
cenco Of any completely In he whiskey frauds
existing throughout the country. member Of
tho firm. Mr. llil, packed his valise and per-
formed pilgrimage 10 thls cl,y Ior the purpose
Of forever setting at rest these wild and IRE
sponsiblc rumors. He endeavored to impeach
the evidence against his house. but the docu.
pnrties subsequently verified were too much for
him. An officer OF the Government Informed a
reporter OF the Times on Yesterday that there
hpd been abundance Of evidence adduced ia
the Grand Jury room to indlct this nrm here.
| The only cause OF ia members not being indict-
| cd was a leg 1 barrier. Mr.. Dexter and Mr.. Aver
| looked up the law and came to the conclusion
| that the act OF completely had been committed
IN another State, aud could not be punished
her
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Fly. Buildings Burned In sing Sing.

The business portion OF the village OF Sing
sing has been partially destroyed by Ore several times
Early yesterday morning nre threatened TO repest
such catastrophe. Five buildings were destroyed In
Main street. commencing with one occupied by wm.
Grant dealer In paints and oils. and VIM. W Hoyt.
photographer The buildings on the crown OF the
hill, and IL was impossible to get at the back. The
name, spread on the west side 10 the resr Of large
building occupied by A. II. Stayer. cigar deal
err ami Noah II Blisgs, liquor dealer anu on the east
side 10 wooden building occupied by VIM lioDlnson
shoemaker. Water scarce. Two reservoirs in tue
vicinity had only nye or xJpohes OF Hsler SAheJeRi
hose, too. was ncblnR Tue nremen worked Vita tnest
qisadyantages until The flames to another wooden
building 81 ~ west used by Ganoung litter. gro
way between this building and the next was the bound
arr OF the nre that SIDE ana tho essern limit wa
james Drlss meat store, low wooden building. Tut
loss Is ~ 400, and the iDsurance t2J,OOO.
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GEy. BELKNAP'S DOWNFALL
xprsH REVELATIONs OF FRAUD IN
ruE WAR DEPARTMENT

x,.. uoueycombed with Corrupttsn-
"p,oud IN the Contracts for Headstones for
N,,s,ar., ,.raves-The secretary's Wifo
,I.Id dRI.meIe..-Criminsi Prosecutions.
w,sutNoroS, Mnroh 4.--Mr. Blackburn,
l,,h. Committee on Expenditures In the war
n.n.ttment, says the committee is In posses-
tn of evidence showing that hve other post
...a.,.hioa besides that OF Fort Sill were sold
- ~, oan Tor sums ranging from $500 TO $4,000
,s., Fraud has also been unearthed In the
Enhancement Of the 81 10000 appropriation to
.,sc, headstones over the graves OF Union sol
a,o.a There IL evidence tending to show that
p,i.n,p made $1,000 by giving the contract to
oos of the highest Instead OF the lowest bid
der.. There are evidences OF corruption In
-. a,,.c,,ons. and when all the evidence
comes out, which may not be Tor some u'ne' as
-. -, the witnesses are a thousand miles
.,vuwil constitute one OF the most gigantic
oh,n,sn. Of Official corruption in the worlds
,i.,ory. The committee has proof that when
p.,.nsp sent Marsh to Evans. ostensibly that he
might arrange with Evsns for the purchase OF
hi. buildings and stock, Evans had already
agreed with Beknsp to draw Marsh into the cor
rup, arrangement which was subsequently
made Proof on this point has been clearly
shown to the committee.
The prevailing impression that the Lite Mrs.
Belknap was the nrst mover in the Marsh nair
IA wholly erroneous. She must have acted un-
der direct instructions from her husband when
che made the first proposal to Marsh. Marsh
testified that she sent him to Evans about the
purchase OF tho stock and bulldings but II Ia
not likely. the committee argue. that any wo-
man would know the exact value OF a post
tradsrship and the stock and buildings. Corrob-
grated by other evidence, they conclude that
Evans and Belknap used The late Mrs. Bel y
A tool for their ows corrupt purposes. As to
the present Mrs. Belknap the committee exon
crate her wholly. They say she was undoubted.
ly cogn Zant Of payments to her husband, hut
mad nothing to do with the arrangements. Mr..
.blackburn SAYS she proved herself TO be a noble,
( 1rbful wife. as she went before the committee,
And was willing to have all the blame put on
herself In order TO save her husband.
lhe Attorney Gener was to-day In consulta-
tlnn with District Attorney Wells relative To
.Belknsp, and the preliminary papers with a
view to bis punishment have been PREPARED
They Will te sent TO the Grand Jury next week,
when II IL expected an indictment will prompt.
~ follow. similar proceedings Will he Instituted
tganst Nar~h. The Attorney General had
con,ulta,ion with the Presiden, today on this
suh,-ct The penalty Tor the offence, ~ ioGHd
guilty /, said to be three years IMPRISONMENT
end lne VI twice the amount OF the moneys
oorup'l) received. .
The ou,e Judiciary Committee will have The
articles OF impeachment ready to present to the
House On Monday. the subcommittee having
made t1elr report 10 the fun committee.