The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

decrees Of the United States Courts for
money shall be q lien on real estate
NJ. douglass. chairman Of the Com
mitee on Freedman's Bank, made
report regarding the frauds practiced
IN the Trcedmafl's Bureau In retaining
n,oneyiiue colpred soldiers and sailors,
and ckarujnp Gen. q. @, Howard and q.
~. Bollock with filling Fraudulent.
vouchers. and other false evidence Of
setflement In the Second Auditors Office.
The resolution directs that these set
Elements be made and directs the Attor,
ney General TO institute proper legal
proceedings against oil persons WHO Wiz
shall be shown to be implicated IL those
frauis. In order to Indicate public JUS
tire and prevent loss to the dovernmcnt.
Ordered printed and recoimnitted.
The bill equalizing bounties was taken
~ III involves an expenditure oil 3D.
O,5O. 600 70 60, 100000. The bill passed
141 yeas to 46 nays.
Tho Hpeaker pro tenn. laid before the
House a message from the President Ia
relation to the extradition treaty With
England, the refusal OF that Govern
the caaes or Winslow and Brent based
on NJ, act OF Parliament passed In 1870.
and tho setting at liberty OF both those
fugitives from Justice.
The President regards this as the abro-
cation aud annullment OF the treaty.
and doea not think that it would COM
mort with the dignity and self-respect OF
| thia Government to make demands on
the English Government for the sur
render of fugitive criminals. or 70 enter
tain any request Of that character rom
that Government. He gives notice that,
without further action OF Congress, ne
will not make or entertain requests
under the treaty.
n'o" TOBACCO.
rhc TobarcO Men CvmventtWn--F Al.
| tendance Resolutions.
| RArErcg. June 20. The tobacco men
or the Fourth District met ut Tarboro
House Hall and organized by the cleo
tion OF J. 4. Carr. Of Durham. perm't..
nent President. A full attendance oi
tobacco men was present. An address
will be prepared, to be Issued to every
tobacconist IN the State. The eonven-
tion resolved to do all In their power to
break up blockading and the Illicit
trade in tobacco. Meets here again the
lat OF August.
| A Bunch of Items.
New YoRK, June 20.-A receiver has
been ordered for the Mechanics and
! Traders Savings Institute.
| BosToN, June 2O.-The Exeter en-. Il }
| Manufacturing Company went into
bankruptcy to-day. Liabilities $a2O. 900.
/ ANNAPotis, Md, June 2O.--Forty-
midshipmen graduated to-day.
/ PoHTIANp, Me-, June 20. John Neal.
the author, is dead. He was born in
1898.
PmLApEtpHrA, June 20.-The attend
ance at the exhibition is steadily Ia.
creasing, especially from the South and
| West.
SAN FaANotsco, June 20.-The Bay Su-
par Refinery. a seven STORY brick build
| Inv. burned. Loss S35O,OOO. The retin-
cry had capacity Of l2,0o0 tons per an
mum.
New YORK. June 9O.-0old, $39, ia, $40
currency. t33, 3,293.b03.
The sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 or
account Of interest, and $30, 900 for bonds
Customs receipts to-day $685.
FOREIGN NEWS IN BULK.
LONDON. June 2O.-There Is no truth
In the reported working amalgamatior
between the Direct and Anglo American
Cable Companies.
CArRo, June 20.-The recent accoun,
Of Abyssinian victories over the Egyp'
tians is officially contradicted. The wal
ended March ..
LYONS, June 0.--The wOrkmen's g dele
cation. to whom the city granted sub
scription, leave for the United States
Saturday.
RAousA, June 20.-Reports received
from Slavonic sources state that Prince
Karageorgewitz has destroyed the towr
Of AlIuhussa and killed two hundred
Turks.
\ VERSAILLES. June 2O.--In the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day Due d'Ornano, Bv
napartist, introduced a bill granting
liberty OF the press.
The bill empowering the municipality
Of Paris to contract $24 4,0O0,0 900 for The
completion Of great public works passet
by large majority.