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, 1876-02-23
Tho Education OF the Presidents.
Letters Loft by tho self-slnycr.

Tho Educntion OF the Prestdcntss
Tho Syracuse Untuerstty Herald llas made ,lp
tho following table of Presidents and thoir
places Of education, which il OF intsrests
WAahlugton--Qood English education. but pstst
studied the Ancient Languages.
Adam8-1IArt&r1.
Js6es1ott--WilliAm md GArfs
biadIson-Pctncsou.
Munsoa-Wtlltam And Nary.
AIAtn1, ]. Q.-H1lyAfd.
Jackson-Llmte4 education.
Van uutcn-ArAdemlo educadnn.
Harsison-N.mpden Bidnsy College.
Tyle1-Wi!liam snd Mary.
polt-untyttsity Of North Carolina.
TsyIof--HlRhteet Trdimspta.
E1lmnre-Not literally educated.
l1esce-HoWdoln.
Blchansa-picAipson.
LucoIu-Educ4tiun vary Limited.
Johnson-Sef.sducAsedt
UTank~Ws4t Point,
Monroe and Harrison did mol graduate. Mon
roo left collsGp to Join the Revolutionary Army.
Financial saveraea deprived IIArrieon Of I full
course. Polk was the oldeat when gfaauAt.
Ing, being, ~, Tyler the youngest: "
Tue nlsiorlty graduated q 70. shis heipG
also ne avessgs .ge. Jefferson probably ID;
turo. II u said thAt his range Of knonled4o
would compare fAvoyably with that Of Burke.
Ths drill II West Point may bs considered equal
10 college couFSe. aud III many respects Bupe-
rior. In discipline aud mathematical training It
II not equAtsd by any American co'lege. Count
ing Gen+ Grant, two thirds Of cur Presidents
h.ys bssn oalleas men. 70 be .pre Tie two
Washington, the Father, and lincoln, the Mar,
tyr were not lbaraly educated but theirs warc
aptoia1 1aissious. They live 10 the affections oil
tha nation rather than in the tptalIeot A en-.
bodied IN the oonsAtutloa aadllANA ThalEs ~
u 41ecutet noS 70 mold
, 1876-02-23
TIE DEs MONIES SUICIDE.

JunaE DooTn-chfistIau nnsso ct a. ". Joaathau
CLARK; sefaacE, sllao' Ahd motion ior nev trial
-, -.a-s,--- ..,.
Letters Loft by tho se1f.a,nver.
Special cor,e.pondtnts Of n. Chicago yf.oune.
DEs aIoIsEe, Ia, Feb. 2l.-Ou tho KookuIs K
pos Mo,nee train. Saturday .t4 ., M. camo a
dnely-dressed young man nbous 20 years Of ago,
who at ouco went 10 Tho Aboru House, whero ho
registered bis nnme as II. II. WlIaont WAahinE-
eon H., and WAS assigned room on the third
floor Altar toa llo wandered noout tho city,
wont to q barber-allop, and got shaved aud hle
hslr dressod. Ho returned 70 nis room about 0
day morning about O'Clock. when the ohamuor-
Vas found lying on tho bod dead and
quite cola-ehos @ .nsouen 'ao hoaa' Ao
had dressed hinsolf With great caro- with clean
shirt and undergarments throughout stude,
tho first and second fingers Of the loft hand was
y drannS 1rn to nnau hsn ya
49, to,a ,,a.r a aS St Ivy
lot, In which wero the dregs Of b1nndy-pnncl,,
and several letters. which had }nst boon written,
W1to paros ssya ~ eyaonas
al agitation, and waa evidently aritten first nuI
had hsen oloeed and seaied. Tho following N Is a
copy o. llls lettof:
Anons ous De- o,yEs Feb IL
10 q cu1se to you. and 30 take my Lie In my own
hands. You don,t know how much tined 70 conquer
ny .!ong sppetG !or snas earsa sta a1hSe taas r.
rae 9 .r n. q ts % ~ o
@ t nevs ~ a 1 1e nu e
WSose fsuit3 IN Srn nv and no one eas d. not re-.
i r,st ms. a ,irnhi ni'' T. sat,r - ~ t uxAe't ~
hoe Ri: sGes Sa nj Sxo &C., ofsaa
H. u Eo uo aasn gmas ~
asar taee aa nt my ssn ont and no
vii sad sornrth,nv ths mornn ri ,est ahn%t mi Ion
Tonr1cnt iraana nstray. Na st,en tb,nv nonst
namc lain viii. that Tt vas rv o1n
strnno 'v snn,ttt" thst dana tbr rorE ~
7 eycs ar, f sroving din aud cannot
zoe. II mother W. only here to soo.he and ps.lo
Ps .be nSw ~ H. a ba
1ioT much would lIke T. to taks aesr l!.e Howard up
IN sna near ne paoy k esan o1a gIant nas 40 may
for any gooa as!. e sysr d1 my Try md thlnk q
ehaidrsn aI m3v .hev ever 1oYe an ala, ~ YOU M an9 M
thsy III R.ts ts kua of ,nen nd women thst ,hs
sSnt It % ao5gs. hs 1Fche1 ; nsk f.ss
hln wen tIaua' 1na, aatnef ~. 'aeut M5 tno
Vur'1s n y nyeo md warnua t. III boys - tba wv
raised will. SONS Of them q faiF way TO fall ID
the same pit That haVs Have him s.y a. dying 70.
sons Tsistlas 4 i. tns fsisad: i Home could At
u "a Ii Il liz oo pxa n ooa Ivs
Another lestor. addressed 10 his aunt, was ~
AnonN aopsE, Dss MONIES. Fsb. 1o.-pEAn LIZ.
kx @ aoa w no. foIFe. pea, VT yoas Ihonsh ,h,,g3,,
yG1 st soa
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

THE EAST
0reeee Armimg nepertea Alliance Des
tween Emg1Am1 am0 Turkey
LONDON, June s.--The King Of Greece
has ordered his army on d war footing.
A Greek commissioner arrived In Ger
many to negotiate loan. This serious
movement, the correspondent adds, Is
accompanied by others Of like import.
The Berlin telegraphic agency asserts
that England has concluded an alliance
with Turkey, and guaranteed the lat
ter's integrity.
The Russian telegraph agency de.
clares Murad will be recognized on oil
hands so soon rs his accession ID official
ly announced.
THE SITUATION.
Russian Volunteers In Bmlwarla--f Russia
I1esitatimY- -servia Dcnant.
LONDON, June 5.--The Russian Gen
Tchenaz0ff, who assumed command OF
the Seryian forces on his arrival ut Bel
grade, handed the Servian Government
d quarter OF million dollars as a doDa-
tion from the Slavonic societies OF Rms
sia. Bulgaria Is crowded with we'll
armed volunteers from Russia.
y rvia, Roumania and Montenegro
have established fortified camps. They
are amply supplied with cannon.
A crisis is unavoidable unless Russia
retructs. Russia is unprepared for the
present contingency, and 10 slow to de-
eide. The feeling Ia Berlin Is that we
are on the eve OF fuOutentOus change.
The declaration or the Montenegro
OOicsnl Gasette that the insurgents ure
determined Immediately TO fall upon
the Turks with the whole Hervian race,
must be considered authentic. Dervian
troops are ranged on the frontier ready
to act at u moments notice.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
Cleared Yesterday.

Brit steamship Andean, Miller, for Liverpool
Lowell l. Bailey
Ital bark Pirandcllo. Todaro, for Glasgow
Ocean. Zefega 6co
Aus bark Tolomeo. Gladolich. for Cette
Master
Fir bark PoIymnie. Coursot. for Bordeaux
schr II W Brown. Smith, for Pascagoula-- .'''''S'
Joseph Keller
r Mach0oo leo
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
OPE1OUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OPE1OULAg WERrIY
PACKET q s@
Leaves every yRpEESDAY, e ,. 4,
l Barry gn o EnnrH6aiHIISIq Bs,oa - 81
=. :. qlaizes, Atcbafalaya, Bimmsporfs
Big Bend Landing, Old River. and nj inferrnes
diate points-Vn Z. Z. l1&4t-qran passenger steamer
I'm place Of st, Nary
". II, Daniel. master. J. b. schmidt c1erk
For freight OF passage apply on board. or to
HITE u Cabin. Tchouptoulas 1t,
Through bills ladinG to Bayous Les dlaizoo|
anc btBu1 dig I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
Receipts this Morming.

WAeHINGTON-Pe steamer Bertha-56 bales
cotton 1911 SKIS cotton seed 70 head cattle.
WASHIN0TON-Per steamer Robt Young--19
bales cotton hhds sugar ~ SKIS rice.
LOWER CUAST-Pcr steamer OriOle---sun-
dries to order.
SKIS rough rice.
BATON BOUGE---Per steamer st John 30
bales cotton 10 hhds sugar ii bbls ffOlasses.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
10 hhds tobacco 2t3 bbls rosin 81 bbls whisky 81
SKIS peas 100 bbls lime.
M0RGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS n r.
121 bales cotton 10 hhds sugar 443 sacks potatoes
1855 head cattle.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

Subscribers to the DEMOCRAT will con-
fer favor upon us by reporting at this
Office any delinquency in the deliyeyF
Of their papers.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

L9uIsIAnA sggAERqIl, .nd yns socd 6si
Sc. i sssoH s Clarified s B Bs%Ss Wiz sss sfs
kEsSsinNED sUdAR--sssndsr A 1919 ? 4.
sfanuiated tic. crushed and powdered llHo
o1 Tict a5fi MoLAssrs-- Quiet and steady
common ys042c = gallon. fair A3846c. prime ~
iii Hf GsElHSS i Ss66SRzssEsoommon 100 fair 49,
DffG fi sSGl'i III eess s'l aaa sSs
ialr sssss. GOOD wv sSsse prime ssSsxc. ch0ios
N MiEiiSH6hH1NTs EXCHANGE = Yesterdays
100 sacks mixed corn &c; 20 o. eSe; 4Se Yni.g;
o as sa TO- ossns s al. s and ea so II
do ts and 80 do %. 400 sacks white corn &c. 100
st Louis oats 4ac, $50 bran 7oc. and 30 bble moss
hour ss SIX aCs SKIS yellow corn 7oe ia0 do Zoe. 30
bills meal 81, mo SKIS white corn 07c. 100 SKIS Ga
lena oats acc, $50 SKIS bran Toe. and ties hams 1s
mai,d for EXPORT. e"m,mon n'asss 90 y bb, fine
% bO@s IS. supefilne -gst. double extra tns4 30,
low d.. - zoos ~. good do - 250g5 go choices do
81 soar. choice extra " SCOT. choice family u 20
.CORNMEAL = Strong. owing to scarcity
Wh?lesaline at -@sg. and jcbbing at --t4s3 ~
CUfiN IN sAcKs-In moderate demand.
White mixed ea@e5e; yellow mixed -ge5c;
o UosE VIM s1ss ds Y Ss Iss e sse
OATS-In limited supply and stronger. 81.
Louis -@4sc v sack. Gaiena v busheI --es-c;
DEAN-fn light supply and lover -@7oe y
HAY-In fair supply and moderate request.
BEaNss ANb ip'Ess Western pa''I Jeans ; ssqle
ID Northern asszte Y D; Green psas =.
Folk Dull and lower o Isl; 80 7s@ao 90 y bbl.
recked do. 1'sc. clear rib sides Ssc. clear sides
BACON Dun. Shoulders sac. clear rib sides
Bk LAX FiU,'f ,Bb4coN--Dull at is@lssc.
HAMS-Choice stlgar-cured Large size 1870
isi: medium IN, iaagdst small iaag ; .a.,
,-gi2lc v 70. refined -@i2se. keg 1sta1s3c.
BUTTEH- Choice Goshen se0--c. medium
&c. choice Western 2s0eA5e. medium z005-c.
fEESE-Choiee Western 1000 p s.. New
York. cream Isy14c. English Dairy nc.
fine 81 gs@I 30. TURKS Island 7oee7sc per two
hushsl BAGS. pockets table salt 21.@s'sc accord
dis inseed oil 7o@7sc per gallon rebolIed
75@77c. Refined coal oil i7,s@lsc Ia bills. 340o2c
per gallon. Lard oil fall stra nod o9Nsi Oh. win
te sT f. 4 j T. 9es1fs a ,s sss
COFFEE Market dull job lots Ordinary t6s
mig,sc geld, fer 17A@l7se, good isyisie.
green .e@7e: dry fiint wioc. Tallow &c y ID.
Southwestern 4i4e5e y ID. German olive &c.
TEAJo 81 lois Imperial ia sse to u Id u tour
sency): Gunpowder 400 10 81 So; Hyson SOC 10
Ese6 fdHs fHs's sNb 20 GrN pRS2anEA o
Louisiana potatoes 81 09ag3 50 v Dbl, Sweet Pota-
toes 81 2se1 IS. Onions. 81 0og2 49, Cnbbages s2@s
POULTRY-Western chickens young 70 oo9l
" dozen grown 81 90 Ducks 81 D0eei o. Turkeys
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

My landlady," remarked q man,
makes tea SO strong it breaks the
= makes hers u 80 weak 1t cant run out 81
the pot. Ex.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
UPPER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND BATON ROUGE

NEW ORLEANS AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET. ~
Leaves every. "WEDNESDAY at II M, ana
bATUHDAY at p. M. a
The passenger packet IA
:, :. 81. JOhn,
r. Bergeron. master, &c. Ber9eroa. c}ert
leaves as aA.ye, coming down The Coasf Sssiss
MgNDAY and FRIDAY In daylight. M
tor freight or paesage apply on board. or %
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. 81 JPN,
&Ee.- FOR GRAND ECOHE, MONT
gQmerys Alexandria, NOrmAfse
:. Wares. Barbins and all way l1nd&
tngs intermediate on the Mississippi and HI
Rivers-The steamer s. "a
Nov bart ALL,
B. einnott, master. Geo. U. Hamilton. clerk,
For freight or passage apply on board. Or %
ADAMS II WORK.
de10 I'm No. = Commercial P1og9t
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
MAXINE NEWS.
Arrived this Morning.

ARF1Ve0 Um1B mOrm1uS.
No arrivals from sea.
STEAMBOATS,.
Bertha. Broad, from Washington.
Kobt Young. Daniel. from Washington.
Oriole. Carrick. from Lower Coast.
Stella Block, Terrebonne. I'm Thibodaux.
st John, Bergeron. from Baton Rouge.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

Total debt principal and interest " 2ls6is.gl7 81
Less cash in The rpasurs--
Coin. 500 ga 7G5 80
Currency. ......a... g3s5.780 40
special depos u for
redemption Of e5r-
tfientes, cts., rs
provided by Iiw. 1895. 600 o. TIC. 2gy BAG Va
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY STEAMEii8
Mary Louise, Texas,
Il. Il. Bryarly, Lotus No. 3,
Col. A. p. Kouns, w. J, BehtFI.
La Belle, belle Howland.
<xm@ FOH STIBEvEPOtT, JEkRE1t>
ka6fs son, Upper. BED River. Minden
211A Cot1shatta. Grand Ec1fe, Alexan~
drja and al way and plantation lAisdlngs--.Looys
Ing Now Orleans ~ follows ~ st
For Shreveport and Jefferson.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Jun =. ~ ). n.
COL. a. r. KOUNg,
Mart Kouns. master. l. n. Kouns. clerk.
No .wharfbost charges win BE- made on freisht
River.
Forwarding freights consigned TO the company
at New Orleans Will By handled free OF drayaas
and commissions.
For freight or passage, apply on board Of the
boosts, or at the ONCE 0f the company. No. ~
0ravier street. Jos. a, AIKEN President.
HITE 4 CARrLN. DRfTT0N MbffKI
DIG LORD McPEAKE Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
LOWER COAsT

NUJERENDENT wFAUKET-INJWEk O0A8T
DAILY PACKET.
fawnwas~ u The No. 1 freight steamer
.{xsySaxvsI JsEs Frazer,
= ls2fi 49, q. Canton. Jr., W1BtoY
1..',..- x,sr I. Leaves the Lower CQast HIcket
the Bcsair Plantation and way landinGr 81 ~ 4
NOON, except Mondays. 4
sls6 r. q NjN0HOE 56 Grayise SfsS ~ u
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
= =
BAYOU SARA.

~ - FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
LeAaa Hermitage. Port Hudson Baton
Itouge, ,Pladuemine and P0stOffie8
iaDuings-Th United 6tates mail serns- weekly
packet Coy. Allen,
tIn place Of W. .: Pike.) III. Ergwn.. master.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. at 3 D.
HfTE 4 Cabin, ACTS. ) Tcboupisoulas Il
d1s arr n H0HDfN ~ u iSnzina
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE N. q. DEMOCRAT.
Tues ny Evening. June q. 1876.
We cot.de,tse fran, our erri,pnVes The J0ltVUing
Interesting Huaaeini and commercial
lteJmsi
Condensed fyem u. y. De&f Statement If June 4.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

~ Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II E~JuDe .3----16f bales cotton t4y hhds tobacco
and snndries to order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
CHICAGO.
The MayOraIty Case.

CHICAGO, June Sin the Circuit Court,
five Judges, three decided in favor OF
Mayor Colvin. The votes in favor OF
Hoyne were negatory, because the Coun-
ell failed to give the proper notice OF
election.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
Latest Financial, Cotton and CONNER.
cial Telegrams.

cial kilograms.
FINANCIAL.
Ss xs,f saas doa osas rate q
,sss ag new p ios! osss sSs vs.
per cent: three months bills. open market. q
Paris. Junee- D. m-Rentes 1o6 M.
COTTON.
Livrpool. June s-Holiday--C Close Saturday
American. Mlddling Upiands cd; MiddIing
of DEIfyEn Ia Liverpool. June sHolidsy
Close Saturday - June 8 2S-32g6 IBID, buyers
option Uplands. any port. June and July 1918.
August and September .. September and October
6a-1s.
J. HARE. June e.-Flst Tres ordinaire tspots)
s.,s. ' KIRK ySss iss r ;od dull
sis.ls. Strict aood Ordinary iol, Low Middiinxs
i2ts, Middling Orleans II $40. Middling Texas
gdTuREs-June :, 4 :os q m - quiet
fer: June men 1915. July 12@l2 1-1e. August
oil 15-1s. November II 1s-16@1lY. December
Il 1S-16911h January II 11-16@12. February ~ lie
@i2s: March 12H@i2H.April ia's@12 Tic. May
Breadstuffs quiet and firm. Bacon. L. G. NJ.
49, cd. 8. Q. N. 4gs Cd. Pork sos: Corn ass sd@27
Flour 229g24s cd. Lard sos Cd Oats 3@3s cd.
Tallow. Am, AIS Sd. r r O. 47s 3D. Wheat,
spring. 8s ed@9s sd. winter % 6d@g9s Tod.
Chicago. June 9, 1925 a. m;-Estimated hogs
10000; closed yesterday zoe lower; opens at a
little better feeling.
os5 a. m.-Corn lower, A4@44,. June. AZ
August Lard lower $40 SO July $40 80 August.
1886 a. m.--Wheat active and lower 81 O5H July.
Il m.-Hoes 1900. yesterday l2,2.9 market
active, packers and shippers 50 50gG good to
choice. general market Is 1896 IS.
1915 u. m.-Oats quiet. ~ cash and June. 294
July.
11:2o a. m.-Pork firmer. sls o. July, s1s IS Au-
gust nominnlly $1s cash and June. Lard firmer,
$40 5@i0 90 July. 80 70 August. nominaly 80 IS,
Corn quiet and steady. AZ July or june. ~
August. AZ cash. Oats quiet 20 cash and June.
291@29l4 July.
New York, JuneG 8. 11:s0 a. -Coffee--jobbin9
demand light. ordinary lots 15D15l choice Isl.
Sugar, refined. good demand. lower grades
standa1d A .9x@9N powdered and crushed 10l.
grain ioI. Carolina rice 6g7l.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITAa HIvEn
,r,,,,,T lR.A /. y. COMPANY srx,~
Leaves eyery MEbNEAD Z, 1t d ). b.
las Trenton rnH s ndn Iii Iandin u n BLK
and Ouachita rivers--The fine, light
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE
I'm place Of the Lessie Taylor,)
+. A. Blanks master. u b. Trinidad. clerk,
will leave AZ above. making connections with
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Capt. +. 4. BLANKS President.
No. 2 Canal, corner Delta street..
HITE 4 Cabin, BRITTON & KPPLER.
ADAMS 4 WORK, LORD & MCPEAKE Agents.
r. S.--The Willie comes down the coest every
Monday in daylight. VIII answer all halls and
attend to all business offered to her. los II
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
Receipts last Kventns.

mecetpts last EVENING.
CAMDEN Per steamer Bastf0p-G0 bales cot
lower COAsT-Per steamer r FrAzsr--
sundfiee u order.
LOWER C0ASf- Per steamer MartbA-sun-
dries " order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

Arrlve1 1ast Bvenfs9. 80
Brit Steamship WefrIor. .HFehss. tom 4xer.
pool. VIA West Indies, 70 Do0sn, z0feoe See~
marx T|Iioits. Rumhellern, from Rio d. JAnelfo.
April y, 10 master-Polnts
sTnAMBOArs
Bastrop. Hodge. from Camden.
Martha Besseff, from Lower Coast
JFFrazer, Canton. from Lower Coast
Ezports.
LTVERPOOTr-Per steamship Andean- -103e
bales cotton Il hhds tobacco 80 bbS oil 400 pbJe
fonr 30667 bush corn IN bulk StO0 pcs stAveg:
GLASGOW-Per bark PirandeliO-2lssl4 Pc
CET rE-Ter bark Tolomeo-st.7H pos stAves.
BORDEAUx-Per bark Po1yWnie---173 bales
cotton 10 hhds tobacco bdl tobacco samples ~
bbls beef "A 100 pcs slaves.
ONACCA--Per ychr Bxceleior--2C hill bpls
four2 hi bills beef bbls pork pk3s sundf1es
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
NEW YORK.
For Ti1aen.

RICHMOND, June SIN the United
States Circuit Court to-day, Judges
Bond and Hughes presiding. argument
in the case OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad was concluded, and
the court decided to appoint receiver.
The court was in private consultation
two hours this evening with counsel
representing the various interests in the
road, listening to suggestions and recon-
mendations regarding the appointment.
After the conference, the Judges re-
turned to the courtroom, and without
announcing the conclusion arrived at,
adjourned the court until tomorrow
morning. Among the names mentioned
as being recommended to the court are
those Of Gen. Ct. u. Mcclellan, Gen.
VIM; Malone, Gen. jos. E Johnston
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06

suppression OF That dlSpatch. Applause
on the Democratic side.] received it
did not suppress 1t at all. In less than
thirty minutes after l received 1t read
II to several gentlemen, but there was
no particular address In London from
which it purported to come; and l did
believe, and am not altogether yet pre-
pared to say that do not believe it was
A FIXED UP JOB.
[Murmers Of dissent from the Republi-
can side.1
nAt the conclusion Of the letters. Mr..
Blaine appealed to the House whether
any members private correspondence
would better bear search and scrutiny.
With regard to the $64, 900 bond trans
action, he said the testimony of Josiah
Caldwell would make his vindication
complete. Mr.. Blaine offered resolu-
ton, demanding the previous question.
inquiring Of the Judiciary Committee
whether the chairman (Knott) had not
on last Thursday received a dispatch
from Caldwell completely corroborat-
ing Col. SCOTS testimony, and exoner-
ating him (Blaine).
Mr.. Hunter, Of Virginia, chairman OF
the subcommittee, stated that he would
make short statement Of the matter to
which the gentleman (Blaine) had allud-
ed, and he trusted he would do 1t calmly.
dispassionately and fairly. The House
had witnessed this morning q remark
able, not to say an unexampled, scene.
During this session two resolutions
had been adopted by the House, each
OF which ordered an investigation, each
of which had been referred to the
Judiciary Committee by the House, and
each Of which had been by that COM
mlttee referred to eub-c0mmittee,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-06
TELEGRAPHIC.



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& 0Aoee1-The Tar11 1l--Rlnnnela1 01ss
Gupeloo G1en. m6neRt metlfe1s
WASHINGTON, Nay 6.--Ths Judiciary
Conmitte0 II not Ia session. In the
Kerr committee Capt. Green t6stifl0S he
06V0r won't With Harvey 20 Kerr's room.
Tke testimony shows Harvey lived dis
sopmtably In Washington Ia 1868.
Tho House ID calling the yeas and nays
0n Z motion To refer the resolution that
prevent legislation on the tariff IL inex-
pedient to the Ways and Means Com
Wlttoe.
m che Senate the morning hour was
passed IN discussing the resolution Of
III. Sherman, proposing . common unit
Of money and accounts between the
United States and Great Britain, but
no action was taken thereon,
WAsHfNGToN, June g.. The Senate
Committee on Military Affairs reported
adversely on the House bill authorizing
the Secretary Of War to loan camp
4Qulpage to the Mexican veterans dur
1fig The Centennial visit; also adversely
on the bill for the relief Of the officers
and priv0tes Of the Arkansas Fourth
Volunteer Cavalry; and favorably on
the House bill retiring Gen. w. H.
1mOry.
a new conference committee was APP
pointed on the diplomatic appropria-
3lon bill.
Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE.
rte Legislative Appropriation min.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
r. H. EDDY.

an q 01CAN " Z VhCAGIs IA GN 40
r. H. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or DesIg Il
No. 20 State Street Opposite Kiby Street. OSTON.
FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of 90
n wears, continues to secure Patents in the Uni
ted tates ; also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign.
ments, and all papers Tor Patents, executed on
reasonabieterms with dispatch. Researches made
to determine the validity and utility ofPatents Of
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered in
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
orany patent furnished by renting one dollar.
ASSIGNMENTS recorded in Washington,
No Agency in The United States possesses superi.
or facilities for obtaining Patents, ascertaining
the patentabiity of Inventions.
Allnecessity of a journey to Washington to pro.
cure Patent, and the usual great dciaythere, are
here saved Inventors.
Testim mails.
az regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and ssfulpracttiOhers with whom have had
oNlcial intercourse, CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
"Ihave no hesitation in assuring inventors that
thew cannot employ man more competent and
trustwortby and more capable OF putting their ap.
l,icatop in formto secure for them an early and
favorable cons liberation at the Patent ONCE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.D
"Mr. X. II. EDDY has made Tor me overTHIRTY
appicat Cor Patents having been successfulin
almost every case. Such unmistakabe proof Of
grcattaent and ability his part leads to rec.
ommend all inventorsto apply TO him to procure
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
INV 81 " JOHN TAGGART."
Boston, Jan. l. 1876. ly3