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LOUISIANA.
THE BEGINNING OF THE END-REPUBLICANs
READY TO sUBMT-PACKARDs GRACEFUL
RETIREMENT ANTICIPATED.

READY TO suBMIT-pAcKARD's GRACEFUL
RETIREMENT ANTICIPATED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
New ORLEANS, April Is, 1877.
The commission has not transacted any business TO-
Gay. The opposition to the proposed adjustment de-
veoped last night the Nichols Legislature caucus
has been all smoothod away, and It Is expected
all necessary will be given the commission
by noon tomorrow Immediately thereafter It will
be Officially recommended TO both parties the basis
OF adjustment recommended by Mr. Hayes.
YEEiISG OF THE REPUBLICANS
In an interview with Governor Warmoth tonight he
assured that he was only waiting Tor this action
beiora~Eoing TO the Nichols Legislature with his
friends. whether Packard accepted tho plan OF settle
rnent or not They were ready to conform TO tho
wishes Of tho President whenever ana however OIL.
ciay expressed but would not allow themselves TO be
used means OF destroying Mr. Packard AZ long
the present status existed.
PACKARD WILL RETIRE
From conversation held with General Mcmillan and
other LEADERS, infer that this feeling Is very general
with tho mcmbers OF the Packard legislature and.
lac be aware OF u, the prospects that no will
the fold gracefully despite his many and
violent assertions TO the contrary,
As the Commissioners have made preparations to
leave in lew days. and as they now appear to be rc
licvcd OF all anxiety serious difficulty DO
ticipatcd in carrying out the programme
PROTECTION TO ALL cLAssEs
In connection with the adjustment proposition the
Nichols Legislature will tomorrow pass joint rcsou
tons guaranteeing the thirteenth, fourteenth and fl
tccnth amendments, general equal protection Tor all
classes and races with equality the public schools
&C These resolutions, together with the adjustment
propositions will be subsequently Endorsed by tho
commission and by them recommended 70 tho Packard
Legislature instead Of the Governor Tor action, which
is already considered 10 be assured.
PEREMrToRY DEMAND PROM PACKARD
Packard is preparing letter tonight TO the commits
sion demanding that they request the President TO
either recognize himself Nichols nj once and IN
timsting that that will place the President and tho
commission upon record before the people
committee OF tho Legislature has been in session
all the evening at the ST. CHARLES HOTEL preparing tho
resolutions 10 be offered tomorrow.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, April 10. 1877.
THE MIssI sIpPI DELTA-suRvEYs FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF LEvEEs.
heSundry Civil Appropriation bill, passed at the
last session Of Congress- contains clause appropria
ting SOS 900 for continuing tho survey OF tho Mssis
sippi Rvor and It's tributaries with view OF deter
mining the proper metlnd OF retaining from
overflow the alluvial lands OF the Missis.
s,pp delta and the Chief OF tho Engineer Corps has
directed General Comsock tho officer In charge OF the
work, TO expend this money for surveys with
tue construction OF cvccs particularly In conformity
with the report OF the commission consisting OF Gen.
cral Warren, General Abbott and Captain Benyaurd,
OF the Engineer Corps, ami Jackson H. Sckels
and Paul D. HERBERT civil engineer. These
surveys are essential determine tho exact location
dimensions and cost OF the levccs Their estimated
cos. Is 5000 They will determine all matters re-
lating beds, such as heights OF the banks
the places where caving In Is taking place other
wise and the past history OF such changes far as
can be made out Level lines will bc run with the
greatest care so rs 10 determine the slopes OF tho
water surface and OF tho land and the elevation OF all
high water marks
VACANCIES IN THE MEDICAL CORPS
There are vacancies IN the Medical corps OF tho
army all IN the grade OF assistant surgeon but ap.
pointmenls will be made therein until next fall
board OF medical officers win be organized to meet 10
New York city early In october for purpose OF CT
aiming applicants Tor admission TO the corps and the
appointments win DO made from those who pass sue.
ccssiu animation.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISSATISFACTION WITH THE RECENT APPOINT
MEST or FLEET PAYMAsrER or THE EURO
rEAN SQUADRON -A QUESTION OF RANK.
WASHINGTON. April Is, 1877.
There is considerable comment among members OF
the pay corps OF the navy at the recent selection OF
Payaster James H. Tolree to be fleet Paymaster OF the
European nec place Of Inspector Foster, deceased
Fleet pay masters well feet engineers and fleet
surgeons receive compensation OF ~ 400 per amman,
$1,000 less than the captain OF snip, and u Is
claimed that fleet pay master should be either pay
director who ranks captain or pay inspector who
ranks MS commander. pay master ranks as lieu.
tenant commander only, and u " said that pressure
will BIO brought TO bear upon Secretary Thompson on
his return to Washington this week 10 have the orders
OF Paymascr Tolfrcc revoked and pay inspector
pay director ordered TO the European fleet his place.
PAyxAsrER roLrREE's RECORD.
Paymaster Toircc entered the service IN 1862, and u
Is claimed that there many officers pay corps
who have been longer IN the SERVICE and should there
fore receive the choIcc OF POSITIONS Mr.. Tolrce
very efficient occr and stands high with the depart
ment Hence there is probability that thcrc will be
lively contest his bcnalf as he has many friends TO
aid him.
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GUILTY OF MURDER.

coLoREp MAN TO BE HANGED FOR SHOOTING
GIRL WHO REFUSED TO MARRY HIM.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PETERSBURG, Va, April Is, 1877.
The trni Of Jack Peasants, coored for murder was
concluded the Circuit Court OF Dnwddic county, on
Friday, the Jury finding the prisoner guilty Of ar.
der in the first degree Peasants victim was Ann
Sundy colorcd woman. ofwhom he was enamored, but
who persstenty refused to marry him. On the sth OF
April last while Ann was AT work In the field planting
corn, Peasants, armed with gun, camo up aud
joined her. Renewing his proposals and being agnin
rcpuiscd, nc picked up his gun and while her back
turned blew out her brains, the muzzc the gun
beng only a lew inches from her head. Plcasanis
wns sentenced TO DO executed on the Sth OF June
next
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HUDSON BAY NAVIGATION.

MOVEMENT ON THE PART OF THE CITI-
zENs OF MISUNDERSTANDING OF OVER
COMING THE ICE.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, April Is, 1871
special from Emerson saysa public meeting was
held, at which letter read from II. w. sewel
reference to the navigation OF the Hudson Day. II
stated that vessels the principle, but larger
than the steamer Northern Light, which success
fully the Ice tho Gulf OF ST. Lawrence dur
Ing the past winter, could from Liverpool 10 York
Factory from the LIST OF June TO the LIST OF November
The meeting passed resolution to petition the Do
minion government To order survey NJ tho route be-
tween Lake Winnipeg and Hudson Bay, and 10 send
vessels 10 report the navigation OF thesa waisra
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FOREST FIRES.

THE WOODS NEAR SCRANTON ALL ABLAxE--
BRILLIANT SCENE PROM THE crTY-sMALx
SETTLEMENTS DESTROYED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Scranton, Pa, April l5, 1877.
Tho forests all sides OF the city arc blazing
Gercely for miles away aud present weird aspect In
some places where the growth OF and rrshwood
is the rush OF fame along tho hilsdes Is awe
inspiring and grand
PANIC.
The reflection OF fire from the woods south OF the
city vivid Tonight at eight O'Clock TO
alarm that raging In tho Seventeenth ward.
and for time the people were panic stricken. There
rush from the several churches, and quiet
not restored until IL was asccrtaincd the brilliant light
caused by the burning OF the woods three miles
away.
SETTLEMENTS DESTROYED
or course, these fires are tar enough removed from
Scranton 10 be perfectly harmless here, but they
considerable havoc ong the small settlements
and the narrow clearngs along tho bills, whcro tho
occupants frame shantes often have to beat hasty
before their roaring advance The forest fires
have not been nercc IN this neighborhood for many
years they are al present.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

NEW YORK MERCHANT STUNNED AND
CLEANED GUT" IN PUBLIC STREET.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ST. Louis, Mo-, April 10, 1871
An alarming OF highway robbery occurred In this
city Saturday night Between seven and eight O'Clock
Mr.. N. 7. Carter, New York commission merchant,
entered tho Western Union Telegraph Office and sent
message. On making his exit he was attacked on tho
steps by highwaymen, who beat him scnseless
ana rifled his pockets OF between SEQ and S7O Ho
remained insensibe AZ his room in tho Everett House
until the morning, when he furnished TO tho police
the above information. Third and Olive streets,
where tho Outrage was committed Is OF the most
prominent localities In tho city, the Post Oce being
Immediately opposite the telegraph Office.
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BURNING OF THE LEO.

THE CAPTAINS STATEMENT REGARDING THE
pIsAsTER-NoTHING SEEN OF THE BOATS
LIST OF THE SAVED WHO ARRIVED AT sAvAx-
NAH.
SAVANNAH, Ca, April 15, 1877.
Captain Daniels, OF tho steamship Leo, makes the
following statement
We left savannah the 18th inst. Reached out
sido at TOUR r. NJ There TAR weather a fresh
breeze up TO IL O'Clock that night when tho blow IN
creased from the southeas. A. three O'Clock Friday
morning slowed down. hauled up TO the head OF
wind and hove TO, tho gale increasing very last At
about o'clock opened tho matches
examine the cargo and discovered Are below. We got
out tho hose and threw water the fire, but In
creased rapidly that had TO leave u ard close
matches Two OF the mel we're badly burned. Finding
IL Impossible 10 put the Are out and save the snip
got the two heboats and the rat over. The FRO
gained rapidly that We could get no more
boats over and those who were forward were cut on
from those who were ait.
When the iirst boat launched went ait TO the
cabin door. but beaten back by tho flames and
could not 90 IN ! met the nrst engineer
gncer Mcdonald, TO go into the boat anu
save ali no could lie went the sido The boat
with Mr.. Papcndick alter him. ] then lett ana went
forward TO get the raft OF II was impossible To
reach tho lady passengers, the flames having taken
possession OF the cabin. There intimation
OF The hrc until the matches We're opened aud
| cannot account for tB origin. There were about
eight in the boat that got away clear OF the ship Mr.
Papeadick was in the boat-one Of tho best metallic
boats board. | saw nothing OF them
aftcrwnrd. looked around aud one
forward and | then went the raft
myself The sicwardcss and Two AFT,
hanging on the ralL The stcwardcss sang out TO
save her. told her 10 jump. Shc cafnc down hall
way hung on, but the raft drftcd away and she.
not letting CO. lost with the Two Alter BEN
taken on tho raft by tho bark the captain headed
toward the ship TO look after the boats which he did
until 1--we O'Clock in tho evening, but saw nothing OF
them wo were seven hours on the RAFT before being
rescued. JAMES DANIELS, Captain
TIN SAVED.
The following persons were saved and brough, to
this port
James Daniels. captain.
c. 9. wcdman, purscr.
@. W. Olsen, hrst Officer.
NJ Lindman, second officer.
william J. Cray, seaman.
X. N. Rankin, seaman.
John Leonard, 6rst ASSISTANT engineer.
John Walsh, oier.
Pierre Tbwcr, fireman.
fclix shelby, fireman.
ID. W. siivera, steward.
James Ferron, waiter.
Thomas Hughes, waiter
Olson aud Gray are seriously burned Nothing has
been heard from the missing boats.
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DESPERATE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDoM-A Sue
CESS AND A FAILURE.
MANCHESTER N. H., April Is, 1877.
THIS evening Emmet Lyons and James g. CONNER
two inmates Of the la who had been allowed by the
turnkey to cnter the corridor TO wash sprang upon
him. knocked him down and took away his revolver
lie succeeded, however, In throwing the keys beyond
their reach The Jacr was absent and his vile held
the door leading into the audience room. Lyons
dcred her 10 open the door, and after firing three
ancc when he escaped. Several men were attracted
o the,spot by tho noise and Conner locked up.
The affair created great excitement for a time.
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CRAZY HORSES BAND AGAIN ON THE WAR
PATH-ALLEGED MISREPRESENTATION RE-
oARDINa THE DIsARMINa.
DEADwooD D. T., April L. 1871
It's reported that 100 Of Crazy Horses band have
taken the field again. They passed through
spcarnsh yesterday on their way west mount
ed and in war paint. The cause OF this
renegade movement is supposed to have been caused
by deception practsed by Spotted Tail representing
that only the taken by them in the Custer fight
would be demanded upon their surrender, when In
reality tho governments demanded Of them all their
arms and ponies.
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DELIBERATE MURDER.

PHILApELpnIA April is, 1871
Andrew Grcr shot and MORALLY wounded IN this
city to-day by Morris Taylor. The shooting dclib
crate aud cold bioodcd. Grier had obtained pistol
from Taylor and the latter, meeting him today asked
for the same and upon receiving H. Immediately nred.
Taylor ID In custody.
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A TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.

[By TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
LANCASTER, Ohio, April 10, 1871.
Tho Murphy temperance movement has reached this
city promises to be vigorously prosecuted during
the coming week. Thousands OF people have signed
the pledge In Newark. GAINESVILLE. Columbus, Circle
vile and the surrounding cities.
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEAD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHrLLicoTHn, Ohio, April Is, 1871
Mr. George Barmann, Jr., OF the firm Of Barmann Il
Burgess, leading dry goods firm OF this city, shot
himself through the brain about SIX O'Clock yesterday
morning, producing instant DEATH This is stated by
his friends to have been the result OF accident. MIR.
Barmann was we'll known by merchants IN the East
md Woat
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SENSATION spoILED-scorT, THE coLoRED

PREACHER, NOT MURDERED
CHARLESTON, April Is. 1877.
The Ncrs and Courier has trustworthy information
that Rev. W. II. Scott, the coorcd preacher who was
reported to tho New England Methodist Conference on
FRIDAY as having been murdered, Is alive and we'll
and performing MS pastoral duties without molcstaton
IN Marlboro county, >. q.
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STABBING AFFRAY.

BErnELHgn, Pa, April IS, 1871
In n nght last night between Thomas McAdams and
Martin Ecxcri, IN saloon In Catasauqua, Pa, The
former stabbed the latter nine different places,
nicting wounds which may prove fatal
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANSWER or THE STATE OFFICIALS TO COVER
NOR HAMPToN's DEMAND.

CoLrMBIA April To- 1877.
II is reported from reliable authority that the sub
stance OF the reply Of the State officials Governor
Hampton's demand will be the assertion that they
hold their ofhccs by tho declaration OF the State
canvassers from the face of all tho election returns
that they commissioned BY Governor Chamberlain
while his title was undsputed; that their contestants
have taken tho Cases TO the supreme Court that
Governor Hampton has no right 10 anticipate tho
Judgment OF that court or In any way 10 pass upon
their tilc, and that this action Is violation OF his
Pledges to leave disputed questions 10 legal settlement
For these reasons they Will decline TO give up their
Offices
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SMALLPOX DISAPPEARED.

WINNIPEG Manitoba. April Is, 1871
Advices from Gimh state that the smallpox has
trey disappeared from the and islands 81 Lake
NJ
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WIFE MURDER.

HARTFORD Conn. April is, 1871
Atwcst Rocky Hill yesterday afternoon Robert Espy
murdered his wife. lilo had pecn intoxicated several
DAYS Her body was found on tho floor naked, beaten
and tramped to a shapeess mass. Espy was arrested
and lodged ia jail.
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1NCENDIARIES SENTENCED.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, April Is, 1877.
Lyttlc and George McCarty. concerned in series OF
incendiary fires In Cumberland county. yesterday
sentenced to the Penitentary nine ana seven years
respectively.
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FUNERAL or A ST. LOUIS VICTIM.

SYRACUSE n. Y, April Is 1877.
The funeral OF Mrs. William =. Stewart, who was
killed by the breaking of a rope while being lowered
from window of the Southern Hotel, 81. Louis dur.
ing the Gre OF Wednesday, was held mere day aud
was largely attended.
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