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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-18
SENATE-EIGHTH DAY.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. II, 1876.
Lt.-Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair; absent
three.
The Auditor of Public Accounts submit
ted his report.
Messrs. Graham and Catchings gave no
tice of introduction of bills.
Messrs. TAYLOR, Graham, Fitzgerald and
Reynolds, chairmen, made reports
BY Mr.. Mendenhall: To reduce the saa-
ries of county Superintendents OF Educa-
ton.
The bill to amend the act to create the
office of Commissioner of immigration :;
passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Mr.. Sims asked leave to withraw his reso~
luton on the Senatorial election, granted.
Mr.. ThOmpsOn'S resolution to investigate
Mr.. McClure's case came up.
Mr.. Stone offered the following substi-
tute:
Be it Resolved--Thata committee of three,
consisting of Messrs. Fewell, Morgan and
Everett, be, and is hereby appointed, to in
Vestigate the charges alleged against the
Hon. II. B. Mcclure, Senator from the 9Th
District; said committee to report the result
of such investigation 10 the Senate at as
early day as practicable, by resolution, or
otherN Use; and that said committee have
power to send for persons and papers.
Messrs. Barry. FeNell, Tay Tor. Johnston
Z
Mr.. Everett moved the previous question,
and the resolution was adopted.
By Mr.. Grabanl-To take up II. B. for
the relief of taxpayers, Carried.
Mr.. Johnston moved to amend so that
damages already collected should be refund
ed. Tabled.
BY Mr.. Reynolds: To amend by striking
out Sections one, three, four and five tabled
yeas %, nays 10.
Mr.. Allen moved the previous question
Mr.. Everett moved to table the bill; lost,
/ and the bill passed.
| YEss-Allen, Barry, Carter, Catchings,
/ ham. Griffin, Hooker, Johnston, McCaskll,
MendenhalI, Nets, Morgan, Oldham, Pratt,
Sims, Smith, Stone, Taylor, Terry, Thomp-
son, ThOrntOn-25.
NAYs-Albright, Everett Gray, Reynolds,
/ Shirley. Stewart, Tuttle-7.
Mr. Taylor moved to reconsider and ia
/ BILE.
Adjourned.
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HOCSE-NINTH DAY.
THURSDAY. Jan IL 1870

THURSDAY, Jan 13, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair: PRAYER
absent 3. fi070"' 1oo :
by Mr., Jarnagin: That his Excellencv
Ghe Governor OF the State of Mississipni. he
anu anu ne IS hereby respectfully requested to
i lurhlst TO this House the number of agents
VII VINO nave been employed by him. under the
acI 10 provide for the collection of revenue
Improperly Withheld from the State and
county Treasures, approved March 4th
1919; the names of such agents. and AT what
60 3S. u and what officers they or any
ot tneH, have settled with, how much each
Vi ,hem nave received by way of settlement
n ,,.i'a rom whom, and from what counties
tbn o" S amount 9r each of them have paid into
Ilie state Treasury, and how much into their
o1iIpec!lVe counties, and how much of their
corrections they, or each of them, have ra.
eaineu Tor compensation and how MANI
t toI are pending, and against whom. and
io nv what amount; adopted VIZ"
ho Inc oiil for the approval of the Official
Sonas OF county officers, upon Which oiit tta
oeI Ia adjourned yesterday, was consijarad
a. ne.sth, ana was ordered engrossed hv tba
senate, as amended. 'osseo " the
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HOU SE-EIGHTH DAY.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. y, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair; prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Jacobs (col }, of Adams. Pres
eut, 1903; absent, IL.
Mr.. Aldrich was granted leave of absence.
on account of sickness.
SENATE BILLS.
5, B. To repeal the second section of the
Revenue Act, approved April ID, 1875;
passed.
5. B. To repeal the act authorizing the
appointment of special revenue collectors;
passed.
S.B. To abolish County Attorneys passed.
> 3. To regulate legal advertising;
passed.
5. B. To empower chairmen of commit
tees TO administer Oaths; passed.
;. b. To repeal the Calling gun law of
1875; passed.
The Senate joint resolution in relation to
porters, Watchmen, etc, about the Capitol
passed. House Committee: Messrs. Slight
1rice and Jones (col.) of ISsaquena.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
By Mr.. Jacobs (coD To amend the reve-
nue. law so as to make taxes payable in
money.
BY Mr.. Meade To amend the apportion-
BY Mr.. McNair: To fix the salaries of
county superintendent of Education.
by MI. Jenkins: To relieve the taxpayers
of Madison. i''' 0'
BY Mr.. Pound: To prevent the CARRYING
OF concealed weapons. '''7
BY Mr.. Vaughan (coI.): To rednce the
expenses OF the public schools.
by Mr.. Jacobs (col,) To amend the cleo
ton laws. VIZ VIZ
by Nj: Cochran: To change the mode Of
registration Ofvoters.
by Mr.. JohnSOn, OF Itawamba: To amend
II in, n.
emptiOn. ~ -
BY Mr. Byrd, of Lawrence: To amend the
regttiration laws. '-'' 'i'0
Mr.: Iison moved that Mr.. Cessor,s name
be substituted for the last name on the CON-
mttee. va 'i'o ooiil-
Mr.. Drake moved to refer to a special conn
mittee OF five; carried. CommitteeENiassrs
Drake, Walden, TisOn, Hall and Cescor
M Daoney introduced resolution pro-
vldlng for six hours session. Tabled
BY Mr.. enthusiastically appronriata
money to support the Holly Snri61s no.
NAL school; referred.
MI 1iSon, lchairman) reported the hin
TO authorize the Boards of SunerviSors 70
ascertain the Indebtedness in their conntios
WIN amendments The committee amend
ulehts were adopted and the bill passed
(See synopsis elSwhere) The Commit, -,
ascertaining the amount and extent of tho
work IN the hands of the public printer are
MessrS- Guthrie, Blount and HusSev
The Auditor OF Public Accounts sent in
his report. 9o"' III
Aessrs. McNair Meade and Leigh. chair
men OF committees, made reports.
Inc Dill to repeal the whisky law was
passed without opposition.
Mr.. Harper. chairman, made report from,
his committee. iioiii
The bill to repeal the District PRINTING
law was considered at length, amended and |
passed. 0u anu
Messrs. Stone, of the Senate o,a NJ,
Ilson, of the House, reported from the con- an,
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members to receipt to the Secretay or state
aud TO return books upon Adjournment, was
adopted.
nr. Hall was excused from serving on
the Revenue officer Investigating Commit
tee. and Mr.. Spight was added
Mr. Yellowley was granted leave OF a0-
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
Nv Mr.. Garrett: To make an appropria-
ton to detray the expenses of the Legs
lature.
By Mr.. Percy: To repeal an act in rela-
ton to the support and control OF the peni-
Tertiary.
b. Mr.. Gayden: To repeal section 4 of
the Labor Wages act.
Bv Mr.. Mccormick: To enable Mrs. NJ
L. Watts to make certain deviseS, etc.
Bv Mr.. johnson, OF ltawamba: To nix
the price of the Code of 1871.
BIZ Mr. Tucker: To change the name OF
Chickasaw Saving Institution. Passed.
By Mr.. Stebbens To amend section / 1907,
Code 1871.
By Mr. Tison: To amend the act incor-
Dorating Tupelo, Shannon and SaltiIlo.
Bv Mr. Drake: For the relief of Rev. y.
L. c. Hunnicutt,
By MIR. Hudson To promote humanity
and relieve the afflicted; indefinitely post
poned Also to give an adequate remedy in
certain cases of tresspass; also to better en-
force the criminal laws.
Bv Mr.. Pound To change the boundary
lines of Union county.
By Mr. Powell: To fix the compensation
for legal advertising.
By MIR. Jarnagin: To reduce the pay OF
the Commissioner of immigration.
By Mr.. Byrd. of Franklin: In relation tC
Justices Of the Peace,
Adjourned.
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Leaves ofabsence were granted Va
Featherston, Leigh, Stands, Tree |
fercy and Shelby, r,o.rI
ANA upon motion of Mr.. JONI
W lnston, the House adjourned III"
day. IN
n orE.-Our House reports are Lns
ger to-day than usual, but for eau n%r 4
we are pleased to say, will not oV'"
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oergeant-at-Arms of the Senate to emplov
lhe pages and porters of that body. '
MeSsrs. Jarnagin, Hall, Baker and Gar
nett We're granted leave of absence.
ny Mr. Jarnagin: To take the purchas-
thss ~ stationery for the Legislature out Of
hands of the Sergeants-at- Arms of tba a. + ,,io
Houses; referred. -''' - 'lie Two
by Mr. arksdale: To fix the paw of the
iineiloers of the Legislature at $500. and al
owing only mileage for special sessions:
eau once and the House adjourned.
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sen ATE-TENTH DAY.
FRIDAY. Jan. Id 1Q-

FRIDAY, Jan. ID, 1876.
Absent.4 ''i' olaif'
Inc Senate yesterday confirmed the fol-
tion Iouhty superintendent of Educa-
water, of Pamela. - a. naih-
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The editor of a Western paper, in his
last issue, says: We cannot exist any
longer ON fire wood, maple sugar, and
sheep skins. We bid our patrons good
bye, and offer for sale two hundred
bushels seed potatoes, slightly frost-bit-
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IxrRoDUCrIoS OF BILLS.
AL refnrred

RT Mr. THOMPSON: To amend Paragraph
1890. code Of ISL; also to repeal the act 10
aid Vicksburg q Nashville Railroad.
By Mr.. Jewell: To provide for the APP
proval of official bonds 90,
By Mr.. Nets: To amend section SOL
Bv Mr.. McCaskin: To repeal the act to
receive payment Of wages for labor, ETC., APP
proved April lc'2.
Bv Mr.. Sims: To designate legal holidays
Nv Mr. Stone: That a standing committee
of three-Messrs. Catchings, Morgan ana
Everett-be appointed on IeTees aQopteu;; "
By Mr. Foote: For the relief OF Dr. w.
F. Hopkins.
Bv Mr.. McCaskin: A resolution providing
for a committee to invest gate all acts alter
inc. repeating or amending the CODE OF ~ l.
and to report: and TO whom all Ollls OF IKE
nature shall be referred; referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Thornton: To make an appropri-
alton to defray the expenses OF the LegIsla-
ture.
SENATE BILLS.
The committees substitute for the Mar
rage License Bill was considered at IehgUh'
amended and passed.
The bill to repeal an act regulating OIL
ciaI advertisements came up, and was con-
-ideTCd at length.
Mr.. Fewcll offered a substitute, and the
whole matter was recOmmitted
The bill on the office of Commissioner OF
Immigration was reported by the com
mittee, and ordered engrossed and went
over under the rules.
The secretary was instructed to have one
hundred copies of the Rules printed.
BY Mr.. Slns.-Mr. Catchings was at his
request relieved from the craftsmanship o.
the committee on Federal Relations, and Nh
Jewell appointed in his stead. The Senate
adjourned.
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ments" and ito incorporate the Southern
Rank at oxford" had become laws under
Section "A. Article ", OF the Constitu.io Oh
Mr. sims offered a Joint resolution III re-
1ation to the election OF the United STATES
senator. which was made the special order
for Wednesday at ii o'clock.
Mr. Allen, on the part OF the 0enate'
chairman Of the select committee TO lhFeS-
tioate the vote on the constitutional ameIlu-
ments, reported the same a. thaV III INC
House, see House ProceedlDgs)'
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. u, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair; prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Jacobs (col }, of Adams. Pres
ent, 1903; absent, IL.
Mr.. Aldrich was granted leave of absence,
on account of sickness.
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Mr.. Foote gave notice of the Introduction
of bills. 49,
nv Mr.. Catchings: \ memorial from tne
citizens az Coahoma county, in relatioh "
ieyces. r,;4,Coro1d and
Messrs Allen, Mcneil, FltzOeralo anu
Metts. chafrmen, made reports
Rv Mr.. Graham \ concurrent resolution
:; ro1ofi0n ia a Joint committee on revenue
laws Adopted Senate committee
Wessrs. Graham, Reynolds and Pratt
, 1876-04-26
AQUATIC.

THE CHlCAt3o 1AGlf ELUb.
Tho Chicago Yneht Club bold regular month
" meeting last evening In tho Sherman Homo
Club-Room Commodore T. II. bradley rrestd.
Cd, and c. T.. k1emef actod 81 Secretary. AmouE
those prescnt wcro Commodore 7. NJ. DradIoy.
vice-Commoiore William 4. lIigsio. Rear Com
nodoro J. a. Farsow. G. L. K1emor, Juhn
Erigss, John prlnalrllle, J. J. Wilson. John
Fulgua. L. ". Daruumt II. g. Bradley. II. Eilnrt-
SOU, Ed Band, +. ". s. Brawley, II. HeudoEaon,
". Il. Busl, and George g. Weir.
Il. u. GEny aud Larso jacobsen warG elected
to membership in tho Club
Mr.. Farrow moved for committee Of five to
get up petition to the LtncoIu Park Commas
soners asking thesn to commence the pt!in9 in
front of the iAke-tltiY0 tina summon, NO as to
bastcn tho formation Of . basin for pleasure
boats by the erection OF u brea4wAtor.
John rrndlville, ". i. atc1faurr, William
uigsio, T. W. y. D1awley, John FartoH, aud T.
II. Bradley wore chohon the Committee.
The same Committee was empowered to con-
fer With tho Illinois CentEai Railroad Company
10 SEQ II they would allow tho Club to put up Z
temporary plauk eea-wnlI on the pilings iu trout
OF Washington atrooe alongside Of tho Com
pany's property.
Tho amendments to tho bylaws recently re-
ported changing the ctassl1catouA Of rnoasnfe-
n,ents Of boats was taken up aud adopted, tbs
clhssoh hase boon arranged AZ follows: First,
boats measuring from 90 feet and over; second,
boats measuring fiom 45 to 60 feet; third, from
81 to As feet; fourth Ill under 81 feet. The
Club thon adjourned.
, 1876-04-26

and BY a quick trip stros him. falling hsavilv
upon him. Tbs Flehehmhn WAS On hts back htis,
as Heyesters arm Was nnder him. tha ehon!daFs
could nos touch: 1Ieyxs'ef rolled 81 70
eolcd uus from underneath and wah on ton. Eoth
arose, and lleygstsr- tossed Christol over Ills
head. Thu latter fell OH his feet. aud, drawing
Ileygsscr tlown w'sh him. stood npon MS oNn
head and heea. tia 0crmAn's head bein6 under
him. They occupied Tint position for minute
aud = half. whon Chriato' wsonchcd himself lo'ae
and srrnng to his feet. Four or Ave tlfnes
Ilergstor threw bis wiry. opponent bne tho iateer
ooze1 out from undcr hin, In sorne sndcscrloablo
~AY, and tbs advanIago cnanged hands. Finally
IIergaler got botltd Christot, and lifting lin
high III thu air. dashed him dhwn and. f&lnK on
him, pressed him bAck despite hla most t'espor-
nte struFgles, until his shnuIdors touched. One
fall fer lleysster. Timo. 20 minutes.
Tho excitement was ihtot6e. Tho crowd
howled and stamped. Fifteen minutes moro Tor
rcst and tbs men cam. up "galn ffGah q y shey
their ronppearauce man in tlo back ena Of tho
hnll tried 10 acil Homo pouls, hut there we're no
bids.
THE 11tihr ROUND ....
MAS abort and ehhrp. 1Ieygstcr triod twice to
throw ChriBtol over ls hea4 aud failed. The
third effort Was successful, but the Frenchman
turnod In the alr and came down on hls fAco.
Each thon BOT reok and waist hold, and the
struggle Of thu evening commenced. Neither
Atirrcd, but tho muscles stond ons In knots. AT
length Chr!atol gayo way suddenly, Rnd falling.
twisted and camo on Ae5Rster; TUG latter lace
downward. 1t waa splendid effort: Ihteo
who alvaYs came down on h's face. Four times
they went down together. Onco Christol was
On Lis back, both shoulders nearly touching,
but by sudden turn lo mounted ilcyEetcr aud
trsed IN vain to turn ttat worthy over. The
Teuton crooked ono Of his massive legs inside
Cbyiatol's knee, and tho Fronehman tsll like
log. lie tried bis old slip, and would havo sue
ceedcd in getting out but unfortunately for hs!n
, 1876-04-26
THE TURF.
ESULIEH RkCEB*

spsaoi Ditpateh to 1hs Chfeaao Tribune.
LONDON, April 25.-Tho frat great handicap
Of the season waa run for to-day At Il Epsom. tho
city and suburban hAndlcap, aoous J. miles,
which derived additional Interest from tho fact
that among tho cighty-shreo Subscribers wero
two American horses Mt. N. L. Sanfords
brown horse State, by Australian out OF A1attio
Cross aged, to carry lis pounds, and his bay
colt Day Final. BY Lexington out Of Dayloaf. 4
Jcsrs, to carry los pounds. Tho latter was not
started. but reserved to start for the Rrcht me-
tropo1itan handicap tomorrow. Since Freak
ness tlofent on Thursday had shown that tho
American horaes wero yet high Ia llosl. &C to
was laid sga.nat siato. To-dag's race uns won
by Thunder; Little Harry second; Merry
Duchess third. The American horse Mate fin-
,shed Ia tho last six, and neyos throughout the
rnce had = Prominent position.
The following tnbfo, never before published
in America, shows tho winners, their ages.
weights, aud riders, And tho number Of horscs
starting for tho raos sinca iss establishment.
, 1876-04-26

ILLINOIS,

HL]HUl3.
sPAmor1EID, ILL.,, April 25.-1ovesnor Dsv-
eridgo to-day issued the following proclamation,
~h!ch WAS rete1ted to in tue dispatches yestor-
day:
WasasAs, Ths ssassa Ia, lie iIoase IT Iepreseas.-
Nvea hare issued, and the President Of tho United
ton Of hs cutennal in tho counties or towns,
which joint resolution u ~ follows. viz:
~ y rtao,etd. by the Senate aad House Of nspte.
and q hereby recommended by Tho senate aud Houss
o. Representatives, to tho pcop!e Of tho serrral
atates sh.. they assemble II Tho severa, eoun:
Anniversary Of our National Independence, aud that
they cause 70 hare deliyersd such day historical
stotch Of es county Q. town from it, fosnson, and
tnat copy Of said .ketch aay to nIcd Ia print Or
manuscript In ta Cerka oico Of sa!t county, and N
additional copy in print or manuscript he sd In thu
coplse rscorA may thus 10 ob,s.uea of tie progress
Of our suatuuous during be Inst Centennial of thels
Now, sts1esore, !, John L. De.es'daa, Governor Of
Illinois, herebJ EARNESTLY recommend to tAs people
Of State that prompt ipeasnEt& 10 tAken ID eaeh
county and Town for ths selection and appointment,
more persons who aha prepare, - suggested in the
resolution copats thorough anh sccurate historical
:ksshe. ot e.sh county cy so~n' or village. from
aled in ths ohare Of this County Clerk, aud
70 additional ,ecpy to b alsa In tie e',eo Of
That thesa skseht4 bs Of tho Krsatoat historical
value, would especially urge the inrort4ucs Of thu
uttnoat caro- n their rEepatst!on tn ut!er that they
garner many interesting acia connected with the eaf-
days Of Bta,o tia knowledge Of which, record
et only 10 the Mcmo1ts OF cur older citizens grad
y. BE : 70
and caused tho great real Of the btAts 10 Ia sIed
Dono 1t thu City of Springfield, this 25th day Of
April, A. D.. lb1d. Joua l.. u1yxxtpuk.
01ouox Il. HAaLow, Secretary Of State.
, 1876-04-26

his position without 10 error: and. inted, With
ont much sIcuso for ono. Hines rather saton-
ished The audience by his fast running and gem
sra1ly burs tistuing.
tho nras aame of tho Chicaaoa Or 1870 was
cteditab&e one, and promises we'll for the score
1t she end Of tho scason.
sheir fielding errors, - we'll ~ BY their utter iu-
ability to bit spalding'a delivery. Tiny
have not yet o!ked :. together !ong
enough to pl.r - unit. aod yet thpT
tne county 70 take away ball from thom.
Tho crowd, especially tho backers Of tbe cluo'
aro dceplJ ohhgrineu thus evening At TUG acoro.
but not 20 muoh 1t the loss Of tns game. Very
orally refusing to give tho odds of five 10 one
which wero demanded besors the gamo. The
general expression is, wit tlll Thursday
Whou tho ne1t game comr8 OF " For my part,
I prom,se you for ths Chicaeos afar besIcr Bat
ting game.
NINE nEN AND An ustrfHE-
There WAS. during the game, considerable
open disahtisfactton With Mr. Warren'n umpir-
Ing, but 1t seomcd no better based than the
boatsn. AS nearly - an prejudiced observer
could judse. Mr. Warren made four errcsR OF
tudguont--swo In which the Chicaagos took tho
WORT. and two in which thoy gained. The mos.
low lily near tho GROUND, making 4 bca,..
s,ful eatcb, which tho umrlro would not
recognge, aud again, when While whR
touched on third and wns declared
not oua. 1uasmuch as White took no Et1n bv tho
error, 1t would seem that the criticism WAS u,-
Important. Still, the talk was 80 loud tbts oycn-
Ing that Wolcu. Of thia city, Tas agreed npon ~
umpire Tor Tharadsy's game. iio did very good
Hork fer tho Nnmet In Chicago last yehr.
Loulsy1L1E IS plRPLEAsED, .-.
but uurepentaut this evening. and fluids itA con-
ISOLATION only In rejoicing 1t tho defeat Of tho
st. Louis Club by the Cincinnati pony tchm.
Lonesil1e proposes to wseak It's rovange on
Cincinnati for anything that Chicago has dono
or cnn do.
Tho Courier-JaHrndl OF tomorrow morning
looks At tho rcsults OF yoste1day's game pbi!o-
Bophcally. aud says that not mich mora could
have beon expected Of its new nnc. 1t In OBJECT
consoles itself with tho ideA that trlln c1ser
fielding would have mado ito game, Anh tliat
uovlin must provo hard pitcher for any club
70 hit.
baA severed bis connection with tho Chicago
Club, and has takeo situation In tho MasteHun
lioues. The act vas wholly voluntary on bis
part, hud resulted from his seeing that tho
White Stocking toam OF twelve mon WA too
arge. and nuas In Bomo NAY DO rcduced
tHE DoBToSs DEFEAT TIE MuTCALs At NEW
fonE.
Srsefat Dfspdieh to JHe Chtedon TRIBUNE.
New fonK. April 25.-Tho first chklapionsbiE
lanie betwcen the Boetons and AtutnAa vAs
a1ayod on the Union Grounds to-day to abou
1000 persons. Tho day waa unfavorah1e, thett
1etng high wind. The Dostons won Tho CANT
" superior bnt:tng III tho ninth inning, wllou
'ne score stood 6 to 2 nEaln4t them, sher mixing
I've Lnse-hts aud scoring five runs. Tbs follow.
hG Ia the Acors
, 1876-04-26

Flood has bcss selling conso'tdased virginia
and California, when no could ds 10 without
breathing tho msrket, while advising bin frIenda
10 hold on. lie sdmia \ bad iaofins botweon
htn,sc,f and Flood. and rays the latter hates
h.ta because no ax4Isted In the rehabilitation OF
the bank Of California that among tbs causes
Of tts fAilnre ouseide of tho rreKuartttes tu its
management, was tho lookup Of ooin BY Flood,
who wished 10 break the bank, aud build UP the
present i.aus il . question Of verAo,ty bsswson
himself aud Flood.
The paciis Mall Yesterday applied 10 the
Houth Dtstrct Court for \ discharge Of tho A.
City OF Nov York. Tho Court ordered the COM
,,any 10 file bond 10 100000. when tho sttAch-
incnt will hs discharged. Tho hond IL nor Jos
filed,
, 1876-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
MILWAUKEE,

Sp4:tat Dfsratch to The Chitaco Tribune.
MnwAuxE1, April 25.--Chribtian 0unther,
dgnro-hoad nnd nominal ornos OF tho Nunne-
macher dlstlliery, has returned from Canada tor
tho purpose Of giving himself up, and walked
INTO court today. whore 10 was at once arrested
by Depnsy-MarBhal Burke, and, being brought
Goforo the Court, pleaded guilty OF conspiracy,
and waa held iu $1,000 bail.
HEW oHLEAHB.
EEw ORLEANS, April 25.-The trial Of Fahren-
back IL progressing slowly. Tho testimony 10
voluminouu, but direct. showing untnistakabe
crooket!ncss in ths management Of the Fehren-
back distlIlorv In 1878 xnu 1874.