Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24

ing letter received the approval OF the
Cabinet. 1t vas sent to the gentleman
to whom it was addressed:
Executive MANSION
WASHINGTON, March %, 1877.
Sir: l am instructed by the Presi-
dent to bring your attention to his pur-
pose to take into immediate considers
tion the position of affairs in South
Carolina. with a view of determining
a course, which is consistent with order
and the constitution aud laws of the
United States, it may be his duty to
take in reference TO the SITUATION in
that State a. he finds it upon succeed
ing To the presidency. 1t would give
the President pleasure to confer with
you in person. II you shall ind il con.
yenjent to visit Washington and shall
concur with him in thinking such con.
ference the readiest and best mode Of
placing your views as to the political
situation in your State before him. He
would greatly prefer this direct rom.
munication of opinion and informa-
ton to any other method OF ascertain.
ing your views upon the present con-
dliion and immediate prospect OF pub
lie interests in South Carolina. If rea.
SOIS OI W6lSu WIFI yOu SiItbtiItI us"
courage this course, the President will
he glad to receive any communication
from you in writing or through any
delegate possessing your condolences
that will convey to him your views of
the impeachment to a peaceful and Or
derby organization of a single ami un.
disputed Stats government in South
Carolina, and OF the best method OF
them. 1t is the desire OF the
President to put ar end to all appear.
of intervention of military au
thority of the United States in the (.
litical arrangements which affect the
government and affect the people of
Carolina. In this desire the
President can not but think he truly
represents the patriotic feeling OF the
great body of people of the United
1t is impossible that protracted
disorder in TIE domestic government
in my State Can OF should ever fail to
he a matter Of lively interest and so-
licitude to the people OF the whole
country. In fnrlherance of a prompt
and safe execution of this general pur.
pose he invites q full commuuicai ion
OF your opinion on the whole subject
in such a one Of proposed forms as
may seem to you and to the Govern
inent useful.
BY direction of the President l have
addressed to Hon. Wade Hampton a
duplicate of this letter.
am, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, (>ignedl
w. X. ROGERS,
Private Secretary.
To Hon. Daniel H. Chamberlain.
Telegram from Brigham Yonmg.
NEW YORK, March %.
The Herald publishes this:
"ST. GEORGE, UTAH, March %.
To JAS. Gordon Bennett, New York:
any statement in his confession i'm
egrain of the 2lst, it is utterly false.
My cOnrse Of life is too well known by
thousands of honorable men for them
10 believe for one such accu-
sations. [Signed] BINGHAM YOUNG"
A Oakley HalI-Me II Supposed to
Have Committed Suicide or Been
Murdered.
NEW York, March %.
No trace has yet been discovered of
the whereabouts of ex-Mayor Hall.
Tue dispatch OF this afternoon stating
that he was at the Sporismen Club
House, at I>lip, alive and we'll, has not
been confirmed, aud Investigations
ST ow that the report was unfounded.
His family and business %assOciates
have not received any information
whatever regarding him, and the i'm
preston now is that he has either
.nrsitfaA Spiailn nr hoan tSaxylat1
and murdered.
Enrayed Democrats In L%ouisiama.
CHICAGO, March %.
A Tribune's New Orleans special
says. The Democrats are enraRed at
the Commission project. They de-
manded an unconditional Republican
surrender and considered that they
were making enough concession in
agreeing that the leading Republicans
OF The State should not be prosecuted
or killed for past political acts.
suits for DivOrce-O Dr.. Mary Walker
Forcibiy Ejected-Arrival OF u
Fleet with Grand Duke Alexis
aud Constantine On B0ard-Ex.
Mayor MAll-rrial Of Peter b.
sweeney.
NEW YORK, March %.
The World says that Rose Eyting
and Kate Claxton will o bring suits
for divorce from their husbands. Both
cases are the hands of ex Mayor Hall.
The Suns Washington sp.cial says:
DR.. Mary Walker MAS forcibly elected
from The Treasury Department yes
teiday.
The Russian fleet, with the Grand
Duke Alexis and Constantine on board,
anchored off the bar early to-day. The
fleet steamed up tn the city this after
noon and anchored in the North river.
Salules were exchanged as the forts
and American war steamers were
passed.
1t has been ascertainpd that. ex.
MavOr Halls visit to Brooklyn on Fri.
day night last was to transact business
for u we'll known laiy, who is about TO
bring an action for divorce against her
husband, and was not in any way
connected With Kate Ciaxton's affair.
The first Monday in June has been
appointed for the trial Of Peter b.
Sweeney.
WASHINGTON, March %.
Two colored delegations OF the Bish-
ops African Methodist Episcopal
Church, and other colored citizens OF
Richmond, called on the President to-