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NO PROJECTION FaR WITNESS Es.
Tho senate Judiciary ConmIttee Reporting
Adversely the si0use BiII.

WASHINGTON, March .s.-On the 18th Of
this month It was announced In these despatch
es that all the influence Of she Administration
had been brought to bear 10 secure the defeat
In the Senate OF the bill for the protection OF
witnesses, which tho Republicans OF the House
had not dared to oppose. The next day Senator
Edmunds, Chairman OF tho Judiciary Commit
tee, denied that there was say attempt TO defeat
this important measure, anr half dozen OF his
brother Republican Senators Joined with him in
donouncing the statement "a a wilful misrepre-
sentatlon Of the facts. In roply thereto said,
:" Let tho event prove itself. The charge against
these Senators Is that they intend to oppose the
bill for tho protection OF witnesses. They can
easily vindicate themselves from what they call
false accusation by passing 1t through the SEN
ate az rapidly as possible" That was only
twelve days ago, aud now tho event has proved
Itself. The judiciary Committee OF the Senate
resolved yesterday by abs,e majority to report
against the bill Senator COnklinR was not present
NJ the meeting OF tho committee, hut every other
Republican member of IL yuted 10 report unfa-
vorably on the bill. The Democratic members
voted solidly against this prDpositiOn aud insist
that the bill ls Just ana proper one. The ma.
the minority report by Thurman.
The Administration is on ulal. aud its part-
OF witnesses becomes law, II will inevitably be
buried SO deep In its own infamy that ~ will DO
impossible TO. resurrect It. Airoady MIR. Robe
ent directions, and he and his friends vainly
hope that witnesses whose testimony will clinch
the Accumulated facts and provo personal cor
ruptlon may he intimidated. In tho whiskoy
frauds tnvesti0a;iOD, lately ordered by the
House, the only hope Of a scoro or more Of lead
Ing Nepublicans In tho Wess, and more than ono
In tho East. Is In intiuidatinR witnesses.
The detectives OF more thfo one Canadian
city have written TO tho Chairman OF the
House Expenditures and judiciary Committees.
advising them that a large number Of persons
from the States. who reprnsent that they are
eyading the summonses Of Congf feSsiOnai COM
mittees have lately arrived In their cities. on
GERS Of the navy and woTkmen employed in
navy yards, when brought before the Naval
Committee, have begged the Chairman not TO
Insist on their examination, because. IL they
told tho truth. they would have to suffer for 1t
at the bands Of the Secretary OF the Navy. The
case OF Chief Engineer u. J. lakewood, who
had fearlessly testified 10 the naval investigation
OF 1872, was referred to. He was banished for
two years TO Key West, and Just before the IS.
semblinR Of tho present Congress was ordered
to Japan In order to be bey ond the reach of the
House Of Representatives. Tho Republican
majority In the senate may be able u Withstand
the force OF public opinion, whiob demands the
passage Of the bill for the protection OF wit
nesses. but they will Ind that the country will
hole them aud their parry to astrict acoounta-
bility therefor.
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CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT.
Ohio'a Delegates distracted for Raves, aud
PennuyIvnnia's for Harirnnit.

fennrJlNnnin'H Tor Hartrnnit.
COLUMBUS March 20.-The Republican
state Convention assembled to day Gen. j ohm
c. Lee OF Toledo was chosen temporary Chair
man, and In his opening address warmly urged
united action 20 secure the nomination OF Gov.
Hayes for President. Mr.. Alphonso Hart OF
Cuyahoga was chosen permanent President.
Benjamin Wade OF Ashtabula, Edward +. Noyes
Of Hamilton. w. II. Upson OF summit, and J.
w. keefer Of Clark were elected delegates at
large to the National Convention. with Samuel
Craighead of Dayton, Cl rk Waggoner OF Lucas.
{. II. Grosvenor OF Athens, and Lewis Weitzei
OF Hamilton as aternatec. A L. Perry Of Gin
cinnati and T.. II. Bohm OF Cuyahoga we're
chosen for Presidential electors.
The following State ticket was aso nomi-
mated: For secretary of State, Milton VI. Barnes
OF Guernsey; for Supreme Judge. W. w. Bow
ton OF Lorraine; for Member Of the Board of
Public Works, James &. Evans Of Delaware.
Tne platform fayors hard money and free
common schools and declares tn the thanks
Of the people are duo to President Grlut for his
faithful adherence TO kepubhcan prin iplcs.
Tho delegates TO Cincinnati were Instructed to
vote for Gov. Hayes for Pre sidcnt.
HARRIsBURG, March GD.-fne Republics n
state COnVc ntion to-day elected J. ID. Cameron,
WIN. R.sIeeds, n. VI. Iloyt. and Robert W
MAckey as delegates at large to the National
Convention and by resolution instructed the. to
present the name Of Gov Hartrunft for Prcsi-
dent ana give him an earnest, constant, and
united support.
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4 CCsTOM HOUSE ERrGHr.
Why sixty Useless Plncchoiders wcrs o.
dCred 10 bs Discharged.

Why sixty Useless PlRccholders wcre Or
dcred 10 bs Discharged.
The Custom House was beseged yes;er-
da, 10y politicians and meuibers OF the Reaubll-
can Central Committee, who are de,irous TO
have resclnded the order FOR the removal Of lfty
night officers and ten inspectors. They said
tina. the reduction would iniure the perty. The
Collector told them that he was pOweilsss to In.
tsrfere, as the Secretary Of the Treasury's order
TO him was reremptory. Several officers who
have neglected their duties, considering their
pisces to be sinecures sent their friends and
political b1ckeTs TO plead for their retention.
The list of names for removal Is awaited WITH
suspense. but It wilt not bo known uu'u to.
morrow, when they are to be paid or
II WIS said that Secretary BrstoW's order was
preceded by some Interesting crcum stances
lie sent Special Agent Iinge to Philadelphia to
lcatn what arrangements the Custom House
therc had Tor iuspecting and vauirg goods sent
from abroad to the Conteunial Exhibition. The
spccial agent reported that the Custom House
force was inadequate ior the work. aud he re-
commended the appointment OF special officers
70 LOOK after the goods during the exhihitiOn.
The Secretary pettioned Congress to appropriate
moneyto pay these officers. ana 1t WAS referred to
Mr. Randall, Chairman Of the Committee on Ap-
prOprntiOn-. hr. Handull iefused To recommend
the APPROXIMATION. The special agent saw him
three times, and explained 20 necessity for the
money. At tho last Interview he Informed nim
mat II the appropriation was not passed, the
Secretary would ue compelled BY law TO soma all
foreign goods tor the Centenniil to the Govern
ment harehouses, winch would thereby brock
up the exhibition. " Let him take the TesbOIsi-
blity II he dare was the answer OF SIR. Ran
dali, The message was conveyed 10 secretary
Brist1w. He said, - / am the man to take the
resronsihility,' and an order was AZ once ia
sued directing the Collector in Philadelphia to
hold all goods for the Centennial under
general order until the duties were paid. The
They went 70 the Secretary aud told him If il
YVES not revoked the exhibition would be ruined.
ne @ sha ne ma 90 money 70 employ ohcers -
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A. Barton llnugh has been appointed receiver
OF the cs ate OF Ggorgc Francis Iran
A musical reception Is announced At the PreSa
club rooms entire street, ilis evening,
Mary Ann Dowd was arrested while picking .
lady pocket ~ tire lllppolrone yesterday.
IHE ~tN ha- received s2l for the Little Sisters
of the Poor rou tuc employees of MNcr JamlcsOn of
31i broadway.
Peter DIVER ana his praying band will he al
the Bcr'an baWsi church Downing and Bedford
streets, un ilday evening.
Thomas McNor, Of 80 West Finieth stroeL
tel from the iuur moor tu thc hasrucu Of Oli Fgh1
sNcnur yesterday ana wac stotly Injured.
Edward McGIaih, Of .25 West Twenty seventh
street was severely stab rd in the hands, arms and
wrists ~ ms wiie, MARY McGrath. lat night.
ON 'er O'Bien found the body OF a man float
ing OF Pier /, r. Il yesterdAy. lie about nfty
Ycars old head bald goaec blacS wore dark clothaG
anu check shirt
John L. Iobson. OF tho late Arm OF Hodskin,
Randall HObson brokers OF "a Broad street gone
into bankruptcy with liabilities of $4,000. DuA-
can, sherman Co. have claim Of tD0,OOO
:. Coy. Tilden, Bishop Simpson, the Rev DIR.
Booth, and Dorman II. Eaton, anu others WILL II "a said
take part IN the exerclses At the opening OF the new
building Of the Young Women's Chris Ian Assoc.
On Thursday evening
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RODESON'S DEFENCE.
How lie Bolstcred Up the bankrupt House
Of jay Cooke, McCuiioch & Co.

WAsuINGToN, March 20.-Secor Robson
defends his loans TO tho bankrupt house Of Jay
Cooke, McCullocb Co., OF London, In October,
1873, on the ground that II was done at tho re-
quest OF Secretary Richardson. aud under the
authority and with the express assent OF the
President. AT the time Of the disturbed condi-
ton of the financial world. In September and
october, 1873, and the possible complication Of
the foreign agents Of the g Government, to whom
It was necessary to intrust the funds advanced, ,
10 was deemed advisable to meet the demands
which were then falling due by making the ne
cessary advances. Secor Robeson defends the
change made in tho London agency by saying
that the President deemed II advisable TO sus-
tain tho credit OF a woll-known American house
In that city, and that the Barings must not sup
pose that they we're deprived OF the business on
account OF any dissatisfaction.
AZ early as 1871. It thus appears, tho failing
fortunes Of the Cookies required the aid OF the
Administration. Double tho amount advanced
TO the Bifings was transferred to the now agen-
cy, and In 1872 tho sum intrusted to the dcclin-
Administration found by Its effort to sustain tho
failing fortunes OF the Cookies that IL had In
by naval pawn isters in foreign countries were
likely 70 be presented at any day. aud to pre-
serve the credit Of the United states, and TO
prevent scandal IN financial centres, and main
tain the price OF our ilvo per cent bonds,
Then being slowly taken by European cap
itnlists. II was necessary to rlsk sonething.
Accordingly, old junk and railroad iron belong
ing 60 everybody but Jay Cooke. McCulloch q
Co.. and whatever else could bo computed as
having money value, was transferred to Robe
sons care a. security for advances. Untt the
indoient Secretary nnds time to answer tho let
ters addressed him 10y the House Investigating
committee, no one can tell how much Of pawn
brokers' establishment the Navy Department Is,
nor how much per cent. my uncle" SccOr has
made out Of the Illegal and questionable trans
action with the Cookies.
IL appears that during the panic OF 1873. Pay
master-General Bradford Of the navy. and A.
q. Cattell, the fiscal agent OF the Sydicate were
daily at the banking house Of Jay Cooke, Nc
Culloch Co., assuring depositors and others
that tho house was ali right, that the United
states Government was pledged to protect II,
and that remittances we're daily expected In
large amounts. The Administration, ashamed
OF Its conduct toward the Barings who had
been the faithful agents of the Governmennt q for
h1lf century, could not ask that firm to pro-
tect the credit OF the United States In this dire
extremity; hence the advances made. The Ad-
ntnis;raton Is disgusted with the attempt TO
bolster American bankers abroad, and row the
Seligmans handle our naval funds, and Morton,
Rose Co., the funds OF the State Department.
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The wres,lers, Austin and Fernando.

There was slim attendance in Beetho ven
Hall last evening at the wrestling match for $500 be-
tween William j. Austin and Fisher Fernando. 1t was
OF the Greco-Roman style, best three out Of i've throws
Al $40 the men appeared Austin sprang upon his
taeonist aud for moment each sought TO get a nrm
held upon the otaers arms. Their pulling and tugnng
was irulUess IN advantages TO either until Austin
chusht Fernando bi the waist and with sudden move
meni thfoM hnl upon the floor so that his shoulders
toucheu. Time, nNc minutes. The second bout lasted
SIX minutes, AUSTIN catching Fernando about the neck
ana throwing MIN over ms head ana down with crash
plosirlte uHon his shoulders the floor, fhe thru
anu last bout lasted hye minutes aud a half. Austin
winning the match by graspng his adversary and bend
tOucngQ.
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The storm In Nye.;cbester.

The heavy wind and raln storm Of Tuesday
night following In the track OF Saturdays mood. cx.
tended It's rayages the annexed district WASTES aud
slides in The banks and roadwsis grew larger me
building in Central Morrsania formerly used by otto
Wagner as storehousc for the explosive compound
that eau cd the disaster WOODLAND. blew down A
large number Of pack kcg, In the ruins
the nelshbJs were panic strcEen. fearing pusion
polceiAn's inyesiEatlon shOwci that the Kegs
harmless. The whole tern wal Of the large brick
foundry at Port Morris fen outward with crash before
the VOL sutn entered iestcrday morning Ire sound
shores OF WestCheHter county suffered extensively A.
tiy Island vessels were Torn from tqelr moofinrs
dTiyrn ashore. Thirty feet Of the Harlem kailrOad
.f IA
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THE LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
The Tone Of the Russian Prcss on the Turk
ish in=urrectton.

rue Tone OF the RuFsian Press on the Turk-
ish inHurrectton.
BERLIN, March 20 - The Russian press Is grad
ualN Withdrawing nom the conservative position AS
sumed at tne beginning Of the rebellion ia Herzegovina
Neither the necessity Of kecpng Turkey intact nor tho
expedency Of Russia acting conointly with Austria s
longer insisted upon The oicls Hrohde Ruse, tho
contrary, attributes the dan gerous position Of the In
turgcnts To hustu1's partially for Turkey forgetting
entirely that Austra's proceedings have been 40 long
supported by Russia.
The Moscow Gdsene. which is always well informed
In foreign maitcrs hns suddenly changed tone II
proposes that the Turkish roors be withdrlwn from
Herkegoyina and The province either cede
under the administration Of the Prince OF Montenegro
VINO. IN return. might be induced to rccognizs tho
sultan IA hi, euzerain This SrggcstOn Ia put forward
because tue GdseH tninks thar all hope OF carving out
are Turkish troops IN Herzegovina to encourage Ma
honmoda fanaticsm and white the Porte Is pcnnilcss
ana iGipoent 10 do anything cfertuai, without men.
iienlng AdstraE wel-Snown opposition TO any such
plans The Hosste concludes h. inviting England 70
cooperate with Russia for this purpose.
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IN NEW JERSEY AND BRooKLYS.
The sale of Mr. webD,, pic,nr,.

Mr. William II. webb's collectionof nalntings
was sold last evening at si5 Broadway. The follow.
INK were among the highest prices paid The Sheep.
fold" by Vcrbocckhoycn. Sl,250 "Fruit with Cham.
pagne by Preyer, $3.50 "rhc First Prayer" by Meyer
Won Bremen 900: "Old 70 and Young is" by Wood.
vile t60oi Stage Travellers launching" by Euhuber,
~ '2o9 Comcto Pqpa," BY Meyerheim, $3.50 rhe
p ~, Ls;osgry tSiQ story of Tue Pull fghters by
gen. $500 LandscaUe," by kcnsett Sse5 Arab
seouts, by schreYer, $50 The Ruined Gambler
bV Gtyer, ,l.O1 The First Lesson" ny NcibUeck-
eoyen ~ 2So LsndseaRe oy IIcTlog. slos5 The
lrOssIng the DeaWaro. WIN Lenl le Al O1h.
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Looking for bohemian Forser..

MIR. Hugo Fritsch, the Austrian Consul. yes
to-day made application for the arrest of two Bohe.
mians father and for extradion upon charges Of
forgery committed in their own country before
the is OF January last lie gave their names as Leo.
pod aud sigsmund Nette and they were taken before
Commissioner OSBORN where they gave their names rs
lgnaz sud Frroinani klchier, ana denied thar they
wero the cuiprlta. They showed bank books recently
Issued 10 them M the name Of Richter. The Comms
soner committed Them Tor eNumination, Inc accusa.
ana other. TO bills o. exchange and checks ard
the forged paper IN FrAutenau Bohemia thcrcOy sWtn.
ling 10 the extent ~ 10000 gudens. about {1S 500
The capiois Of the real Offenders will be entitled
maras reward
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Daniel Drew failure has so crippled the Drew
seminary in Madison, y. j., that several gentlemen
have subscribed 10 fund for the payment OF the an
nual II teres on Mr.. Drcws endowment. THIS interest
Is s175OO II has been used for the running expenses
Of tne Institution. Juhn u. Cornell has subscribed
tA 900 Andrew " Stout $4,000; Geo. d. Perry, 81 900
Juoge u, L. Fanchor, u, ,OOO Tor three years.
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The River aud Har5or Appropriations
100000 for Hell gate.
WAsHlNGToN. March 20.-1he Subcommittee
OF Commerce of the House has agreed to report for
The Improvement 81 Port JeTcr5jh. y. Z. 86660 o..
weGo. $1,000; nunilo. s75Oloi DunkrK $1,000
He'll Gate. s!o0oOoi Harlem. sis,O,o; Hudson. oppo.
STE Jersey city. s95,o)o Block Island BreaAw ter.
tsOOOO PrOYGCacc river 5000; Connecticut nv or
above Hartford, $1,000. below Hartford, 5000
lousatonic river 5000; Bridgeport $4,000 south
port, 5000 tho prlawhre river between Trrn-
TN and Whitehall $500; end tie PassBlc,
$4,000 The aggregate the APPROPRIATIONS
for all the improvements vill not be much
less than last Jear The committee finds that Il
Is almost Impossible to ccOnomiye thls bill, and
when the oil reaches the Senate there VIII not only be
additions but increased amounts for places already
name tu the rill '
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Couulinen,Iug n X. Of T..

"In behalf Of the Press Lodge, No. 81, X. OF r.,
and ss token of our kindly feeling and recognition Of
long and efficient In the Of the knights Of
Pythas, present to you this M dal" said txCorouer
Nelson Vs. Young at meeting OF the lodge yesterday.
as ne nann,a 80 p"st ghaueelivr Bradley handsome
finished gold h. Of T.. medal. Mr. Bradley re.
Piled III q pleasant speech On the face Of The medal
are the many quaint devices OF the order and on
the reversed side the words Preeentcu To H. Nhan
a llor A. H. Bradley by The Press Lodge. No,si X.
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Tho German Emigrlnt Society resolved last
night TO combine with the French IRISH, swis,, Rel
ghn, ana scandinavian cmigrant societies 10 insure
protection To mmgran's after the Castle Garden com
mission shan have been dismissed. mcmOrlnl Is 10 be
addressed 10 the Governor suggesting that the tu.
grant societies be lntrusCd Win the management VI
Castle Garlrn and Wards Island, and 10 maze proper
arrang aments with the steamship companies,
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Brookiyn's ,loM Popular Lecturer.

The Rev Dr. Il. $. Storrs last night lecturod
before tue Brooklyn Teachers Association, In the
Young Mems Christian Association Han, on The Pop.
ul6r Elements In the Early English History" In the
large audience were many members Of the ard ~ Ed
ucalion inc lhing us President, +. j. MhiiocK The
lecture traced the history Of the SaXUns gYing their
chawcttrstir' in interesting details, recounicd the
Norman conquest the subsequent oppression, and then
the amagnmhlOn OF the two tongues The nd ress was
Mighty interesting, aud MS elegant rhetoric was ap.
MI Llnn
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ARcpubIIcnn Coucu, IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, March 29,-The Republicans Of the
Assembly held caucus tonight TO agree upon the pro-
posed amendment TO the Constitution relative to COM
mon schools. About nflccn members were absent be.
cause It ID said Of fears that attempt might be made
to caucus olhcr measures The only subject considered
besides the schools was Ogoen's BROOKLYN chlrter,
when was defeated last wees by thr helm OF Eeuubl
cans and now Hes on TIE table subject TO he called up
al any umc, resolution approving II ~ a measure
worthy Of he support OF the Republicans was passed
ana an enot TO pui N through Is to malc. but II the
ktpuhlchns VINO wrrt absent from the caucus tonight
refuse 10 be bound by Its action It's passage Is uncrr
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The Rumorcs Abdica,ion of the cznr.

LoNp0N, .rch 80 The d l1v Telegraph this
morning IN an article on the rumorcd uGisposltion OF
the Emperor Of Rus-ii says Wo believe the facts
concerning tho Cor are tha he IL seriously H. anu tnaA
ne doctors have olumended Ills prolonged solOura
b, Ems and aterward In SNitzeiAnd. Therefore M Il
ntt@Pe ilal the iublir convenience viii ncess ate
VIC Car wiicH5 exercising the iueclons q the lfm-
poror dufig" lls absence
The Hucs this morning hu. o special despatch from
Berlin which sGys Tic prospect OF regency IN Rus
sii cNcitrs mush spcculalon concerning NJ probable
relations between kuss,a and 6t rninY because OF tho
nnll.Nermon toudrnces Ol Toe llLreMllCh."
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John II. Draper, of liz Pearl street, who had
been Government auctoner az the navy yard Tor tour
years was, Unexpectedly to himself, superseded about
Two months ago by Edward Lawrence, Mr. Dranci mas
aWays been kcpnuNctn, Nni,' Mr Lawrence ~ sail
to hr stanch Democrat, Mr., Draper WHA not informed
why ne was removed aud 4 Is undcr-luoi mat Mhrn
he called secretary kDhtsoh's at cnuun to the matter
he received promise, which has not yet been lnlcd
thll The IumONnl Sd lmIl De lOnknd INTO.
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RACING ~ ENGLAND.
An Oltsider Winning the Great Northampton-
shire stakes.


LONDON, March 29.-TO-day was the last
Of the Northampton and Pi itchley hunt meeting
at Northampton. The feature OF the day was
the race for the Great Northamptonshre Stakes
OF 800 soyereigns, added to a handicap sweep
stakes OF twenty soveregns each, for all ages,
fifteen sovereigns forfeit; entrance three SOW
ereIgps, to be the only liability If forfeit be de-
clared by Feb, 3. There were sixty subscribers,
Of whom thirty q, clared forfel,,. Tho course
was about two miles, an the htld consisted OF
six horses. The race was r'on BY. PIodigal an
"outslder' the two fayoriles being eadly
bsNlen, Munden coming IN fourth, ahd STRAY
shos last The following Is the summai.v
Mr.. z. touester's blk b. ProdiSal by outcas out o.
Lord Ro eberTy's ch. {. Lauzun date MIR. iootsj by
dadiatsur, out OF LOveAee, 3yrs...............,.
Lord Famouih's br {. Cstacysai, by Lord Lyon, out
Mr.. 4. loyst's br. c. Munden, BY Hansiead out OF
Mr. H. Baiiazlis b. Stray Shot. BY foxophiiite, out
VI
The betting Just previous to tho start was & to
2 against Munden, 8 TO z sRainst Stray Shot, to
against Cataclysm, to against Prodleal, and
" ~. .flaf La 2lu.
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In the Ch rlcs strcet station last evening
Thomas Nixon youthful cooper. confronted
with his two wives. Each ot them showed marriage
certificate. The older wife Mary Nixon of i0i Wooster
sticsi was married TO Nixon about thr cJcars ago AND
has had two children by him; but Christina NxOi of -
Pcip rtrect has been MS wife OnN few month1 The
nttcr wil prosecute, ana the former viii be wlueA
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wAsHINGToS. March so.-lhe Senate wore
again in Executive session this afternoon and the nom
instion Of Il. Ii. Dams, Jr to be Minister to England
was considered Mr.. Dawes said no desired to submit
some remarks beiOe the vote was t.kca but too
unwell to do 30 to-day. Mr.. Cameron, athou.h he
thought time enough had becn spent on his subject,
had no objection TO nduginc the senator II the
had none. The senate adjourned without taxing avotc
The prospects Of MI Dana do not Improve By the delay