, 1876-05-06
TELEGRAPEIC

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BosroN, April 81. Gov. Rice vetoed the
bin to Iegalizc the marriage of james Parton,
on the ground tLa: the act is not within ,ac
constitutional poser Of the Legislature.
New YORK.. April 2,.-Thc Times Wash.
ington special say. All committees on cX-
pcndturcs are practically at Il ,tundstlI be-
cause the President has issued a pcrcmptory
order that no original papers 90 out OF the
various departments. The President evil
dcntly intends to throw every obstacle in the
way Of m investigation. The Republicans
see plainly il these things so on there is an
cr3 Of that party.
I WASHINGTON, April 2,,-Thc demand
upon the Treasury for silver corr is daily in
| crcaSing, eyincing Il very widespread anN.
cty among the people throughout the coun-
/ try for this class Of currency. Thus far the
Treasury Department has disburscd about
/ Sl,000,0O0, and il there was Il law permit.
ting the redemption of legal tenders and
certificates Of deposit in National Banks and
other Government depositors, the disbursc-
ments from the Treasury alone would be
at least l5,O00,OG0. kilograms are received
by the Treasurer every day, a,king if he
will allow silver to he paid out for legal
tenders, very many persons, including bank
officers in various part of the country, not
seeming to understand that the law is man.
datory in this respect, and that the silver
can only be paid out in exchange for frac.
tonal currency.
WASHINGTON, April 27.--Thc hin intro.
duccd by Sargent to-day to encourage and
promote tclcgraphic communication between
the United States and Asia authorizes the
American and East Indian Telegraph Com
pany Of New York TO lay, land and operate
cables on the Pacific Coast within the iuris.
diCtion Of the United States for period OF
twenty years, provided the company shall
begin operations in two years and shall have
at east one cable in operation from this con.
tinent to the Asiatic colonies within four
years from the enactment of this BILL The
Government is to have priority in the use OF
these cables Tie bill authorizes the detail
ing Of one or more steam vessels to assist in
the survey and soundings and generally to
afford assistance calculated to promote the
success of the enterprise.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s. Al the evening
session of the Centennial Commission it was
decided TO close the Exhibition on Sunday,
but as a compromise, the g ouuds will be
open to the public on that day free.
NASHVILLE, April 2S.-A Tuscumbia dis
patch says: VIM. Boldic, convicted
of the crime of rape committed upon a white
woman named Artrlia Little, in Lundcrtalc
county in September, 1874, was executed
hero to-day, Notwithstanding the bad
weather, about 3, 600 people assembled to
witness the hanging. The prisoner was
taken from the Jail and guarded hy the Col.
bert Greys to the galows near the southern
margin of the town, where he WAS hanged
the fall breaking his neck lie betrayed no
fear or trcpidation, aud died protesting his
innoccrco.
Quincy, ILL.,, April 99.--Jamcs McCunc
formerly Of Ohio arrived in this city this
afternoon from the Black Hills and was
interyiewd by Whig reporter. McCuno is
disgustcd with the Hills and says hundreds
were leaving aud many more were without
means to leave. lie does not believe gold
has ever been found there in paying quanti-
ties. There were plenty of rumors of rich
lodcs, but he only saw one or two who had
been lucky enough to find anything of val.
lie. lie paid as high as $50 for 100 pounds
Of flour; SOC. per pound for sugar, and 9th.
er things in proportion.
New YoUE, April 20.--Commodorc Van.
derbil, is sinking fast His physical consti-
ton is rapidly going to pieces. Hc has suf-
fered from hemorrhage half his life, but the
real causes ore deeply seated. lie has disease
of the bladder, and hernia of the bladder,
is Ultimate and not distant
NEW YORK April 30.--Thc weather is ex-
tremely cold in this section 1t has been
showing all day at Quebec and also along
the line of the New York Central.
The Hcya'Es cable dispatches report that
Tweed was lately seen in Paris.
Tiden's prospects for the Democratic
Presidential nomination are considerably
improved by the action of the New York
State Convention. BIaInes campaign con
tinues to progress fayorably. COnkling de.
velops little added strength. Judge Davis
is less talked Of for the Democratic nomina
ton since the New York Convention pre-
sented Tlden.
SAN FRANcIsco, May Special revenue
agents to-day seized the Bay View, Oriental
and Gushing & Louderback's distilcrics and
Nuna rectilying establishments; also, the
wholesale liquor house uf Kane & OLcary
and 5. Lipman & Co., for alleged infrnction
Of the revenue laws. The seizures have Gre.
ated great excitement among dealers and
manufacturers.
SAN Francisco, May t-The Chronicle
this morning prints column OF charges
against Chief Naval Constructor Isaiah