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soUTH CARoLINI REPUBLICANs.
Uupledgcd Delegates to Cincinnati-AppIaud nd.
ing Morton and Grant.

COLUMBIA, Auril t3.-The state Republl-
can Convention adjourned this morning. having
been in session all night. Gov. Chamberlain
was elected delegate to the National Conven-
tion after a bitter struggle, in the course Of
which II was declared that an irrepresslble con-
nict exists between his administration and the
Repu. llcan party IN South Carolina. Among
the other delcgryes ore Senator Patterson, Col
lector worthington, Representatives Rainey,
smalls, aud Wallace, and ex-Representative
Elliott.
A resolution was adopted expressing appre-
citation Of the "high character, statesmanlik
ability and consistency OF Senator Morton Of
Indiana. and approving the course pursued by
him IN behalf OF tho rights and liberties OF the
people and his efforts TO secure to all the equal
protection OF the law.
A resolution Introduced by Gov. Chamberlain
was adopted, declaring that the Convention
tion wholly uninstructed and untrammelcd,
but requires them to vote and work for those
candidates for President and Vice-Presldent
who have proven to be most faithful to the car
dinal doctrines Of the Republican party.
A resolution was also adoptod thanking Presi-
dent Grant for bis faithful execution OF the
laws, and the vigor with which he has extended
the strong arm Of the Government to protect
citizens when threatened by armed bands OF
conspirators.
A resolution thanking Gov. Cham berlsin for
government OF South Carolina, and assuring
him OF the support OF all true Republicans, was
defeated by two-thirds vote.
The indications today are that Gov. Cham
tion to the Republican Convention, In which
case their FIRST vote will undoubtedly be Riven
to sir BristOw for President, with Mr.. Blaine.
probably, as the second choice, and In no even.
for Ar. Morton.
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Cardinal McCloskey is recovering.

Cardinal McCloskey Is recovering.
The Independent Labor Party will meet thls
evening N tue old Masonic Hall
Mr.. James T.. Ayne will ring programme %
Easter caros ana hymn. on rrnty Church chimes prs-
yous 70 the service. a. 1890 A. NJ
NJ iiots challenge to thrce.biil 9 ,me OF biards ~
i.eO0 points for either q, 900 or 5000 slide.
The Common Council have resolved to hire the
once oiices OF the CORPORATION Counsel a $500 yesI
Tho Associated Pioneers OF the Territorial
for hes dquarters for Cafornans at the CenonnisI
A painter informs TnK SUN that some emplox-
OF epoyees snc psySR hs stsr ,Sp opy !ns q u3s
d.J.
Tho Right Rcv. Horatlo Potter, D. D.. will Cd
ing at loA o'clock
OF fifteen oranges for twenty-five cents, sola
from wagon by the sde Of Washington Markell yss
terday twelve were absolutely rotten and were thrown
Three were sound.
The jury in tho suit Of the United statay
against Gen. James Watson Webn' Tor money ciImee
10 have been Improperly paid out by nm Hmle no -
american Minister At Brazil failed to agree IesterdAs
and were discharged.
Margaret Carroll, a servant at l05 Park street
Ssa n 9e ses5 e 6 Of Se
supposed that she was poisoned.
In the chess tournament In tho Caf6 internA-
ttOnal Yesterday, Mackenzie Ost one game against Dr,
Bnnetti BtenInseT, los. & one .nG Won ons SS.iass
aeain't Perrn 6eroni Two agalnst ParnelI and oas
game bel secn Richardson and Aiocroni was drawn.
The President Of Peru will visit tho Fifth Ave;
lhcaire this evening. and the Peruvian national
hymn Is 10 be PLAYED by DodNorlhs orchcsra Prest
ire yesterday AFTERNOON.
Messrs. Elliott r. Shepard, Albert MsthswA,
Forest constitute committee who have been author>
tarouSsoal ins state To- meet IN iner sevefs Judicial
dl'ireu and anpoiut iron, each district twenty dele
veuloa 20 organize q s4Is B.r A..ociaIoa
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KATE STODDARD HEARD FROM.
A vorY Rational Letter Written In an Asy-
lum for the Insane.

A vorY Rational Letter Written In an Asy-
lum for the Insane.
Kate Stoddard, who was sent to the Asy-
lum for tho Insane In Auburn, has forwarded
letter to the BROOKLYN Argus which lucldly ex-
plains some Incidents connected with the search
for the murderer OF Charles Goodrich, and adds;
The parties sho claim the reward" have done all
they could TO get me convicted Ny pseudo counsel
have In every instance assisted them. Because the
Gocdrich IS that reason why should he indicted
I am charge with homicide OF which am entirely
Innocent. am Imprisoned for the crime Of smother.
Chief Campbell told me that when the police we're
searching the houses on Degraw street they found
large while ivory revolver on shelf In one OF the
closets. how came II there2 Such revolver as that
belonged to Charlie, but he kent Il in desk IN house
adjacent to the one We occupied They also found his
siverplated revolver tne n1or IN the nftn house.
street TWO dark wooden rcvoVers. so the au-
thorties have four reyolyers which they hold IN
nection with the two belonging to Charlie and
two belonging TO me. The police have been reucent
about that white ivory revolver which they tod me
they found. Have then 10 10 the work which rightly
belongs 10 the deteciyes1 Myself the victim Of cir
cumstancos, how Can | array circumst noes against
Another7 have preserved senses against the most
fearful odds There are but few persons who could en-
tie trials ana sorroNs that have experienced
and remain rational ~ am TO-DAY. Since came TO
done to drive me insane. had rather be hung nifty
times over than 10 have passed through what have
endured IN ms asylum Tor tie most vicious and violent
Class cOuNlcts.
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MINT TO oLrMER's COMMITTEE.
Lnndaulet williams Closely Initiated in the
War Department.

WASHINGTON. April lat seems 70
have escaped the attention of tho Committee
on Expenditures in the War Department that
while looking after post raderships and the
like there might be matters In the department
ltself well worthy Of their notice. For Instance,
thov might inquire as to the number Of horses
and carriages in use, the monthly cost, the no
cessity therefor, &c. II Is somewhat remorka-
BILE that Secretary Taft, with bis strict ideas Of
propriety, should perpetuate an old scandal In
this line. II Is well known that q man named
Irvine, the owner Of carriage and pair ia car
ried on the rolls OF .he department as an en-
ployee that the only service he performs In the
department Is TO sign the roll, and that alto
gethcr no manages to draw about 500 month,
for which the Government receives no value.
The argument that driving about out OF ONCE
hours the Secretary or hls family Ia "oflcM
business Ia rather weak Besides, uother car
rlage Is accounted for as for official purposes, and
little bureaus OF the department, receiving per-
haps twenty five letters daily, md 1t necessary
to have horse, carriage, driver, and guard to
see that they are properly transported. During
Belknap's reign this carriage was used exclu-
sively for the ladies. 1t Is another aggravated
case OF landaulet which brought Attorney
General Williams so prominently before the
puNlic. Irvincs carriage has been used by tho
nurse aud baby,
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THE BLAINE SCANDAL.
What Field Ma arrhnI n nIstcnd d nnd the Wicked
Partners Know About Ia.

CHICAGO, April 13.-A Washington special
despatch to the Inter Ocean, in referring to the
Indianapolis Sentiners story about e1-Speaker
Blaine, says;
One Of Baines friends stated to your correspondent
TO-DAY that the story Of the bonds arranged
time ago at Cincinnati, at meeting Of BnstOw's
friends at which Joseph Med OF the Chicago ribune,
Richard Smith. OF the Cincinnati Gde>e, Aurat Hal
stead, OF the Cincinnati Commercial and Gen. Boyn-
ton, Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati 0d-
fsfe. sud others we've pretent. The supposed facts
were then put into shape to invite creouy, aud 10
we'd to have the story appear smultane eousy
In various OF the country about the LIST OF
June so that Blaine would have no time to counteraet
the force ~ the attack The Indiana polls Sentinel
was somehow let into the secret and being unable
contain 1t, exploded premalurey and upset the whole
thing.
Tho Hon. Joseph Medll. on being interviewed
by an agent OF the Associated Press TO-DAY, says
that II Is true that some weeks ago he In
Cincinnati and while there saw the gentlemen
named. but In all other respects tho despach to
the Inter Ocean is untrue. The gentleman did
not arrange any bond story about Mr. Blaine
anybody elsc did not put any supposed facts
Into shape to invite credullty did not resolve
to have the story appear simultaneously In vari-
Gus newspapers, or In any newspaper and did
not let the Sentinel man into the secret In short
Mr.. hedill says, that In all the essential particu-
lars the Inter Ocean special despatch Is false.
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Towns sacked and Plantations Destroyed by
the Insurgents.

the Insurgents.
A letter from Havana, dated April 8,
says that plantations continue to be burned by
the Cubans. Lately three were burned in Rene
dios and three more along the border Of the
1apata swamp. The insurgents penetrated to
the station TramoJo, near Guines, which they
destroyed 10y nre. The town of Puregoso, Il ist-
ern Department, was sacked and destroyed by
the insu gents on the I'D ult. Sanguill, with 30
men, attacked and destroyed plantation Manuel
Gomez on the 10th ult. The town Of Baea was
sacked and destroyed on tho 18th. Plantation
MorieRa was DESTROYED by 200 insurgont raiders
on the 10Th. Plantations santa Rosa and Qua
mito were destroyed on the 9th inst. Plantation
Flora, unprotected, was destroyed by a force Of
raiders tho 2}d ult A train OF GA carts, bound
from plantation santa Teresa to Las Cruces.
guarded UY sixteen volunteers, was attacked,
the guard killed, and the whole train, loaded
with sugar, destroyed. Another train OF ten OK
carts, bound from Calabasar to station Mata
(SaRua), was set upon at santa Lugarda Hills,
and destroyed with the force In charge thereof.
A Key West despatch says that advices from
III ,Vana report that the Insurgents entered the
town Of Sancti Spirtus on the night OF April o.
They plundered two stores and Killed and
wounded several soldiers, but were prevented
from reaching the centre of the town, where
the troops pulsed several attacks.
Steamers from Cadiz continue To bring cannon
and ammunition, the Spanish troops In the
island now receive better food and more regular
pay than for years past.
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CHICAGO, April l3.-AdWces from McGreRor,
Iowa the llth report that the cellars and lower sto-
rcs Of build ngs Main street we're inundated that
date. and $4,000 worth OF property destroyed In
less than hours. The storm seems to have extended
pretty generally throughout the North vest doing
or less damage everywhere IN the yicnliy Of DaNen.
port. II ltsestimatcdt az more than t&OOOOO worth Vi
property was DESTROYED.
Iowa CITY. Apnl 10 The Iowa river Is risn2 rapidly.
there tears VI another hOOd Ike those OF 1891
and lboS heavy snow storm extending along the
Missouri river from St. joseph aud Fort suly on The
Tt Is now raging. No particular damage as 20 crops
Is uuuclplted, The sowing OF wheet all over the stale
rs at present suspended. Inc Missouri river Is rising
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DAsHEs MERE AND THERE By rHB
SUN,S REPORTERS.

The Paralysis thnt Threatens Mr.. Barnsp
williams Drsin-Three Strokes withta
Five Ycrrs-The Comedians Copditior-
Said DR.. Walter NJ. Fleming OF t3 wcs,
Thirty-Grst street yesterday; "Mr. Barney WI
liams inherits a predsposition to paralysis a.
the brain. In tho lsst nve years he has felt thres
strokes Of the disease, and has been treated By
other New York physicians than myself. ana
also In Italy, Switzerland, and Germany, but
with no other result than a temporary victory
over the disease. In the latter part OF March he
went to Boston to play an engagements In the
Globe Theatre. on the mornuz uitus -. arrival
he was attacked with pleurisy and came honac,
The pleurisy changed TO pleuro-pn eumonia, but
In the latter form yielded to medical treatment.
But II reused the latent predisposition to oers-
6tal paralysis The earlier phnse. Of the lattey
disease Is cerebral nnnmia, end with it Mr.,
Williams has been suffering severely for several
days. IL produces hIlucinatlons, and while un-
der :helr influence MIR. Williams grows violsuA.
Hut be has never been unconscious. He reooR-
nizes those about him, except when innuonosd
by a passing hallucination. and walks from
room TO room. II may be safely announced
that, unless there is very sudden and unfavor.
able change In his condition, Mr. Williams WI
soon recover his wontod health.
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Mrs. Jcrsov and DR.. Hammond both be-
gan to call in bonds and mortgages
held by them against the country folks
hercabout, and this circumstance has given
rise to the theory that IL was their intention,
after seing their children married to each other
and comfortably settled, to run away tosether.
The friends Of Dr. Hammond say thew cannot
believe him guilty OF any wrong. Dr. Ham
mond's wife is a practising physician Of good
standing.
Mrs. jersey was about 10 years old. Her hus-
ban1, VINO nves with nis daughter, Is unable
to understand all the circumstances Of
his wife's death, and when her name is
mentioned TO him ne Smiles and eabbles
rocking TO and fro. II Is said that he was per-
suaded by his wife to deed bis farm to DR.. Ham q
mond, and through him to her.
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Tn March, 1870, James Commerford, alias Cum
mingsforc. and John MITCHELL alias Hodgson obtained
letter OF Introduction from o. II. Berg broker Of
Baltimore. to Charles Unser Co.. brokers, OF 90 KS
change place. They purchased $4,000 Of Governmeus
bonds Of Unger Co.. and check for t43 p01 ST. signed
John Mitchell, puporiing TO be certified By q. ",
Thomas, paying teller OF the Ninth National Bant Of
this city, was given in payment. mitchell had ne
money IN the bank. and the certincatiOn forgery,
Both disappeared, but In November last ConmerforA
was arrested at Broadway and Nesey street. On hls
trial he contradicted himself the eharp
animation, and tho jury found him guilty Of utterlnG
forged Instrument. Judge GiidersIeeVe refusing TO
receive the verdict. On te ground tas. u illegal N
form, Instructed the Jury to change the form OF
verdict to guilty OF the charge contained In the
ond count OF the indictment" The prisoner thna
rsmanded for sentence
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Fighting IN bosnia - The Turks Claiming q
victorY-Peace Negotiations.

CoNsrASTINoPLE, April ban ofhcial tele-
graphic despatch from the Governor of Bosnia reports
that battle has taken place KJevacs between the
Turkish troops and 1000 insurgents from the Austrian
bank Of the Save. Tho insurgents were routed. with
loss Of 800 killed and wounded. portion OF the band
pursued by the Turkish troops the Save while
the Others took refuge IN the mountains The Turkish
loss was trinlng.
BERLIN septl5-The Northern Powers decline TO dis
cuss the terms proposed by tho Herzegoyinese. deem
Ing them nadnlssibe. They also decline to guarantee
the execution OF the reforms II Ia thought the three
imperial Governments will reply to the memorial OF
the Naywodes by fresh summons TO cease hostlltes
and accept the sultans promises
vienna. April l3,-The Political Cor espondsncs
(newp papr) says We are able TO state positively that
Austria and Russia will continue to act COMO nty for
the pacncaion OF the nsurgent provinces Of Turkey
tween the Powers"
BKLdRADK, April 13-AustriA has demanded satisfac-
ton for the insult offered TO Prince Wrede repre-
sentative o. SUNDAY, by the populacs. Seryla u pre-
pared 70 satisfy this demand
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SPARKS IRON THE rELEGRAPH.

Senator Sharon OF Nevada left Washington
last evening for California via New YorE city lie does
not intcl TO return this session.
Mrs Gen. Butler was buried Yesterday after
noon from tpc family mansion IN Lowell, Mass. There
were public services In 81. AIMS Church.
The block In Charlestown, N. Y, occupied by
Pickens Bradley mtrchans, ana Armstrong Il Coyie
liwycrs was burned yesterday Loss, az 60Oi tnsur
ance, 10000
theodore Molten died In Woonsocket yester-
dN morning, from the effects OF fall while frolckng
WIN fnen lie served tnree years In the third Rhode
lsland ArIi lery.
Toe wife OF Caleb Carr, Jr., was found wing
face downward m water Ia the cellar Of her reside
IN warren, l.. erday morning. Al efforts o. re
suscAte her failed IL not KNOWN Whetler her death
was caused Dy accident or suicide.
The bill making an APPROXIMATION to suppy
the denoiency IN the Treasury Department. and TO au
lhof 40 the suc of silver 60 redeem outstanding
Hh'nN currency. was Yestcr aT signed by tbs Pres
lyu ;".re cntatiyes. an NV gous " the fTss
dent tor us approval
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An Ensravcr's skill Questioned.

George Il. Hall, an eDgraver, of G8 Clermont
avenue, Brooklyn yesterday the Supreme Court suea
J. NJ Beers for 5000. the balance due on conu.cs
mado for the engraving OF Alonzo Chappcis paintng
OF "Christms Morning." which represents the birth ef
the Saviour. The plate to be finished In ninetesa
months and the engrayer was to receive - ooo whas
he was at work he got 800 month"; and in this
received $1,000. The defence urged that the engrsvina
was poorly done, that the engraver failed TO put ths
babes mouth to the mothers breast that he
the shepherds with coats ot human hair and that he
failed TO make the limbs and hands Of other figures
poronate. The engravngs ana the original painiing
were In court. The defence put In counter claim of
gained possession Of the painting Of the piato Ths
Q 4
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SAN FRANCISCO April IA private letter
from samoa says; Docum nts have been found among
stelnjergers papers showing that Babcock for a
stcrGton obtained Steinherger's appointment Spe-
cia Agent also that an arrangement existed between
Steinberger and j. U. uoddtfery Son, Hamburg, by
which the former play into hands OF lat
terWhO to have the monopoly OF the trade
To be tie BANKERS OF the Government and paper
currencf Steiuberser TO have 10 per cent all trans
actions tween the frIn and tue Government. This
tvs nip BarracOuta,
The senate and Assembly support Steinberger, but
this King aud people are against him.
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The UpheavaI I'm the Highlands.

PoUGHKREPsIE, April 13.-McM Manus, the flag
man, says that two reports heard near the chasm
last ght and this morning, and additional Quant
ties u earth have been thrown out. The amount OF
debris has greatly increased since wednesday noon.
huge wildwood tree. foot In diameter and nifty feet
IN lenRtn has been hurled from the top OF the NIL
thOusand feet butt sto the bed OF tie track where
II struck lmmenSD boWder. which split II almo In
twain Now and then great masses Of earth slide DOWN
ward into JumOled mass. dammlng up the water for
an instant only, when bursts from It's cOnnnes with
redoubled fury and passes the beneath
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nniieu Kilbourn no, to be ,:i,en Up.

WASHINGTON, April. l3.-The sub-committee
OF the Committee on the Judiciary, consisting Of Rep
resenatives Lynde Hoar. ard Huid. whom the sub.
ject Of habess corpus IN the OF HAett Knbourn
the reCusant witness referred agreed tonight that
respectful reply be communicates TO Judge Carter,
bat that the body of kbOurn should be produced
before nun uy the SerxeantatArns. The decision of
the subcommittee VIII he reported full commit
tee, whic II Is supposed viii fully sustain such action
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Iowa CITY, April 10. 90 A slide occurred at
about II O'Clock last night on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacinc Railroad track the east side OF the Iowa
river AT this point by which two passenger trains from
the West have been smut in all day unable to come
or go back The track s covered with feet OF mud
ana tue wagon roads are 30 bad that is only with lhs
.geatcst dlMculy tnat provisions be sent to the
passeagers, tury OF whom are ladies'. Tho blockade
Will PROBABLY DO raised at O'CLOCK tonight
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The Brooklyn German Democrats.

The German Democratic Committee OF Kings
county last night adopted resolutions favoring the
PRODUCTION Of German In the public schools TheJ siss
voted to dissolve all connection with Boss" hcLausa
nus General Committee, because OF the dscourtozy
sho wn them WHEN they esked for representation n
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Heavy snow storm in Great Rri,n,n.

LONDON, April l3.A sharp gale prevailed
this morning attended by rain and snow. The weather
Is cold A despatch from Nottingham says that seven
inches of snow have fallen there. la North Wales the
around seoyered to the depth OF nine inches Al snef
tcld the nearly foot deep which the heaviest
tall OF The winter Vegetation Is suffering greatly At
Dublin foot OF SNOW fcll last night
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The Appropriation Bills to Take Precedence.

WAsHINGToS, April l3.-The House Committee
on Appropriations to-dly authorized and instructed
their Chairman, Sir. Randall to aatagouze The pending
House. not only IN the evening out In the dA light
sions. The committee indicate determination 10 puT.
sue this pulley with ard 10 the Otner apprOprA
uOn blIs which are sOJn to iolJw
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BROOH LYN.

Jane Goldlnq, oged ID, of l20 Pearl street,
nruoklYn started from home on Weiucsday morning,
her rents wing threatened to ohaslise her ana she
has not been seen since.
BroOklyn revenue officers yesterday raided on
place IA Columbia near Nelson street. BroOkhn,
where an Illicit sI had been run, and dtstro, ed LOCO
gallons Of mash. The slll had been taken away. as
usual, ABOUT two hOurJ before.
District Attorney Brltton has held an inter
Wow tn AnaIeis Fuchs, II Is said Nth view to Ask
fr frf o. - - - lH rHf - f'fT IA
prtuon 10 The G",trhJr to hhsr the ieAi srn,- see
'rH NJ a 600 .hnPrsu me n fol re. IAe tOunse Tor
.oas 0xpOots sovI W AppJ IVr wrlt OF error.
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A private letter received In this city yesterday
says that on March so the Hayan troops attacked thr
insurgents under Gen. Lands at Jacmel and were
pulsed with considerable loss. The Minister OF War
Gen Faute ana Gen. Linstonipradlne we're oanser'
ousr wounded aud the golelal commanding the
guard was Siied The Haytia Government recently
announced the death OF Gen. BOison Canal. This re-
port Is cOntradicted ny Canal himself from Jamaica
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ALBANY, April l3.-The Governor has par
doned william Besch, sentenced Feb. 8, 1875. In
Q Gems county, TO nine months imprisonment In the
kinzs county prnittntlary tor assault with intent
bodily harm. The prOYocatiOn which led the com.
mission OF the deed Was great. Considering ali tho
fcs II Is thought that he has already been sufficiently
punished,
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MEMPHIS, April ia gentleman from Boil
var county. Miss reports that the ieyee broke Mon
day night In front OF Duck Ridge Landing, and when hs
left there creVisSe 200 Wide and washing at
both eh1s. ms will overflow the country betNeen
Iake Rnlvsr rni thH river inrlionP csnsh Paint the
MlIiaIe's baJ gu uuti1, tue u.ltr enu Nas.-
layton county, When tue gentleman lott, oreVAsse
OxDegtgu UtODlA
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wAsHINGTON, April l3.-The Appropriation
Committee to-day agreed TO non concur in the one hun
dred odd amendments OF the Senate 10 the Consular
anu Dipllmanc bill. The bill will therefore be again
reported TO the House. with the recommendation that
do not concur IN the senate amendments.