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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
THE POLICE BOARD SERENADE.

EVERYTHING HOOKING FAVORABLE For THE
GRAND MUSICAL FEsTIyAL--EMISFNr ARTISTS
VOLUNTEERING THEIR SERVICES.
The Committee of Arranger having the serennde
in hand are hare at work. and the prospects oil
extremely good. Contrary TO expectation the in
srumentai accompaniment will be very line. OWING TO
the numerous presentations made OF sonorous tin pans
and other similar producers OF sweet sounds.
PROM OVER
To TIN EDITOR THE HERALp:-
Tue members OF the Hunters Pon, Eat Repdcrers'
String Band respectfully tender their services Tor the
serenade HAM STRINGS.
WASHINGTON MARKET TO TIKI FRONT.
To THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD:-
! send you barrel Of mutton bones picked up
erly Gu, AMI bored ouL An nble-boiied boy with
OF these instruments can RAISE your hair on end with
his music WASHINGTON MARKET.
BARREL ORGAN
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
herewith forward u stave, not from one OF verdi's
containing my ashes. The barrel was broken by boys
after thcy dumped the contents INTO the gutter.
Tho stave will help TO build the bonnre you Will Of
course get up TO ilumn the scene OF the sercnade
LIGHT.
FOUR KxAvEs IS EVERY rAc9
To THE EDITOR or rHE HERALD
Please and enclosed an old pack Of cards, euchre
deck. You can string them across Mulberry street nj
the sercnadc All TOUR OF the knaves present IN
the deck, which Is appropriate. FULL HAND.
LEADER COMING.
To THE EDiroR OF THE HLRALD:--
Fuiy approving OF the screnadc to be rendered tho
Street Department will SEND you a piece
OF an old leader taken IRON my house yesterday
Yours forever, PIPES.
To THE EDITOR OF rHg HERALD-
Enclosed please find a check for 50 rag money!
Garbage Bank, IN Pearl street, am always willing to
testify 10 modest WORTH and am you viii do mo
tho favor OF applying this contribution to tho screnadc
expenses. CAPITALIST.
CHILDREN.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
Johnny and nave twenty cents saved In our bank.
a IN is q tn MAY
front OF Sir. Smiths, Tor cleaning tho streets We
give you this money TO help TO pay the band Do Mr..
Editor, please print this IL the HHgALD.
NELLIE ".
AZ APPROVED MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
To TIE EDITOR or rnE HERALD
Accompanying this you Will please ma an old trying
pan twth hole IN ~ and PAIR OF tongs. rhe two
together Will make famous addition 10 your musical
resources for the great screnadc Mulberry street.
know. tor have tested them. Yours, with hurrah,
!RoNcLAD
DON'T NEGLECT ERHARDr.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
That tho street Commissioners deserve scrcna ado
there can be no question but let rs givo before Mr..
Erhardt gcts out OF no dumps. lie has done his ul
share toward keeping the streets dirty and ought TO
share the reward Of his Office before retiring into PR
vatc lie. accordingly beg to add your scrcnado
hard TO get rid OF IN tho ordinary way OF business
Yours admringiy. SYLVAN.
PRACTICAL CONTRIBUTION
To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Approving the idea OF scrcnading Jupiter Badly
Smith and his Saturn ites ! bavc to-day forwarded
about for tho past and two beef SHIN
bones In the hands Of assoui Italian supcruumcrary
OF Inc street Department considerable music may DC
obtained. TlN.PAN-uNIAS.
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THE WAR CLOUD.

NEWS RECEIVED AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT
AND ITS INDrcATIoNs-FEErING IN DIPLo-
MATIC cIRCLEs.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1871
Cablcgrams received at the State Department midi
cate that there is no longer any possibility OF nverting
between Russia and Turkey. Mail adviccs from
consulates indicate that Russia is preparing TO
inaEe either roal or pretended flank movement on
Copstantinope around tho eastern shore Of the Black
Sea and through Asia Minor. Troops already NOV
ing in small bodies toward several Russian towns in
that direction, and Is surmisod that they will evcn
tnaiy be concentrated at Some point the north
boundary OF Turkey in Asia, and there DO rein
forced by aid from Persia, In the OF tho latter
Power becoming Russa's open ally.
BELiEv IN DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES.
II is also believed In Washington diplomats circles
that crcuitous movement on Constantnople will DO
mndc through Servia and Montenegro as on this
the Russians would encounter less formidable COSTA
clos. cithor OF natural or Of artificial character
and could also count upon supplies and other assist
ancc from largely sympathetic population.
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POLICEMEN'S LAW.

KNIGHT OF THE BATON ARGUING HIS CASE
WITH THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orTEEDoURo
on HIS METTLE.
Three respectable looking young men, named Frank
A. and Charles +. Roth, OF No. 9s3 Broadway, and
Henry +. Reeds Of No. ~ West Twont street.
were arragncd before Judge ottcrbourg yesterday
morning on charge OF dsordcrly conduct preferred
By Officer Gerow OF the Twcn,y-ninth precinct. Tho
Judge looked a, the prisoners and then the officer
who seemed very TO press his complaint, and
HIS Honor evidently thought the case worth
curing into
"what these dong when you arrested
them, o,nccrs" asked tho Judge
They were standing on the corner OF Twcnty-sxth
street and Fourth three O'Clock this morn.
lug, and told them 10 move on. and OF them
to me, WIN novo on when II suits mo. answered
the officer
"As sober as they are now. I"
80 that's their hcinous crime, is Il ?" sad HIS
Honor.
well, spoke up the In bluc, ats q msde-
meanvr to move when you told by an on.
Ger, or to reply TO him in mn insulting manner That
Is police law"
There Is no police law" Numbered udgc outer.
bourc. 81 am bore 10 dispense the law you here
10 make your charge"
one OF the accused parties fMr Reeds then told the
Judge that and ms companions standing ut tho
corner mentioned. and were about separating Tor tho
night when the officer came up 10 bullying insocnt
manner, and ordered them To- move He replied
that they would go when thcy got ready; thai they
wcro disturbing one, whcrenpon the officer brought
them TO the Thrcth-strcc station house. where they
were locked up tor the night
"Gcntlcmcn. you AFRO discharged said the Judge
at IS evident TO that tho officer has exceeded his
duty this must say myself that
were standing on corner talking To Trend anu
knew was respectable man and was committing
breach oi the peace ana oficcr spoke to IN the
manner you describe. ordering to on. I
should certainly stand on my risns as citizen and
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1871.
IMPROVEMENT IN TIE CODE OF INTERNATIONAL
MARINE SIGNALS.
The chief OF tho revenue marine division, Mr. SUM-
ner kimbal Is engaged in preparing an appendix TO
the code OF international signals which will enable
communication 10 be maintained between vessels at
sea and tho life saving stations along the coast Tho
urgent need Of such extension OF tho code ict
last month when German bark wrecked on the
Virginia seaboard just below Cape Honry. The hfc
savers nrcd the ball the vessel and the line
dropped on her deck, but her captain In utter
ignorance OF its use, and tho vessel lay Tor
many hours at the mercy OF the waves before
the rest OF The apparatus was hauled on board. Had
the contemplated code been conversation
could have been established onco the captain
instructed TO do promptly what was necessary 10
further his rescue II that ali captains are not
likely to prove so stupid. In tins case no probably
thought the life line the beginning Of movement
for his rescue TO be wholly conducted from tho shore
and waited what was nearly fatal time before he CON-
pretended the meaning OF the lights and the shouts on
tho beach. II is The intention OF Chief Kimbnll 10
make the shipwrcck code available at night Us we'll as
in The daytime, for which purpose he Will Cosin
signals. The code will comprise two letter combina
tions when completed viii DO translated into the
leading foreign languages and published as appen-
dix with all future editions Of tho international CODE
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AFRAID OF THE DEVIL.
lFrom the Pan Man Gazet

From the Pail Mall Gazette April Ill
painful scene appears, BY the account given o!
II IN the Stirling Journa to have occurred on sunday
last week. IN church near Gnrtmore, in that county
The minister, who " In the habit OF warning his con-
grcgat,on on special occasions against the nachIua-
toas OF the EVIL one, delivering discourse on his
flyorue theme. when suddenly a large window blind
and roller behind The pulpit lost iis hold, falling rCnt
over the preacher aud completely c0nccaling him tor
time from his lock. In It's decent the roller
smashed number 81 window ranes. and tho CHATTER OF
tho falling glass added panic To the alrcady terrified
condition oi the enshroudcd preacher Ignorant OF
the cause ot The sudden darkness aud horrible pose
he though, he might have exceeded fhc bounds OF dsce
lion IN his dcnunciatons OF the devil, had there
upon arrived hastily IN person bent on retaliation
iriphfu shrek OF ~ am gone" echoed through the
church, aud tho maddcncd preacher with olc ound
cleared the pulpit nor ever stopped until he reached
the extreme corner 81 the cdliico. Ii n;ay be we'll
imagined that the suddcnncss Of alarming incident
and us dramatic nature exercised "A powerful
effect on tho nerves Of all who witnessed It, For
tunateiy there was no general panic tho
qpcnccs might have been Serious but the story
be . lesson 10 those ministers who touch upon the
delicate question 0! the personality OF the devil TO
tam their se-possesson under any circumstances and
not TO leave the pupr unloss absolutely elected oom
u BY force.
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n. GREGORY GASrsco.

From Galgnans Messenger. Paris, April 1ol
The occurrence OF tho death at Mon,morency seine
et-0isel from typhus fever. OF A. Gregory Gancsco
announced. lie was born Roumania In 1880. and
came early to France, where he devoted himself 10
literary labors. In 1860 he bought the Semains Ibkj
qu,. which he converted into the Courier du Dimoae
viocnt opposition journal owing TO certain articles
in II he was expelled from France. lie then directed
the Europ, French journal at Frankfort, which was
suspended in 1866 by General Fakcnstcin and dis
appeared IN 1861 Having returned 10 France and be-
como supporter OF Tho Empire no elected IN 1868
Councillor General OF the Senc-etOisc for Mont.
morency. In 1870 he founded tho Iarism>nt with
funds furnished irom the Tuileries After the war ne
became the correspondent OF the VEN Free Press OF
Vienna, and at later period he established the
Tdbieues dun Specfofeur autographed political
sheet. At the elections the 10th Of February he
contest.
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After tho inspection o. the flagship sveana yesterday
morning byCaptain His Imperial Highness the Grand
Duke Alexis al ten O'clock mass according rites
Of the Greek Church. was said by the Rev. Father
Pahomc on the gun deck OF the frieatc After tho
vice. us usual on sunday the Admiral, accompanied by
Captain the Grand Daks Alexis, made nspection OF
his flagship
THE SPANISH nASoF-wAR ofRoxA.
Al hat-past one O'Clock r. NJ. the spanish frigatc
Corona lying or the Battery In The North River,
broke tho Russian nag al The main and sauied with
thirteen guns The flag OF Rear Admiral Bou,akon. Az
quarter-past two a boat from the spanish frignic
arrived OF the Russian flagship sve,lana, bearing y
spanish officer. who came 10 thank the Russian
Admiral Tor the courtesy OF The visit made Yesterday
by Flag Lieutenant rrncc sche baton TO the Spanish
man-oi-war.
Schor Don Hppolitc de uriarIe. Consul General Of
SPAN IN THIS city, paid his respects 10 the Gcronas
commandant, Ricardo Garcia Cavo As Sohor rriarte
took MS departure Tor the shore nine fred
IN his honor. soon alter visit paid Dy OF the
officers OF the !rgate Minnesota The Stars aad stripes
were hosicd on The spanish rigaie and salutn:
followed
As the Spanish cutter which had teen towed up the
river by tug drew OF rom the side VI the Russian
flagship ana again made fast 10 line from iug
the roya! san.sh ensign was nunS 10 The breeze IRON
the fore OF The Russian rgaic Inc salung ordnance
o. The svelara then gave from eide TO side salute OF
thirteen guns n response TO the salute from the span
ish man oil. war.
Al ten MINUTES to two O'Clock Admiral Bogtakon
wen' on shore in pulling boat and al lnarter-pasi
two his Imperial Hghness the trand Duke Alexis LETT
the nagship tor the snore IN the captains gig. During
tue afternoon number OF people visited the flagship
and the band played from two to tour on the quarter
deck. party oi LADIES' ana gentlemen, invited guests
visited the Svciana during the afternoon, and were
shown over tho flagship by The officers The Grand
Duke Alexis dined in town and returned 10 his ship IN
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The wish 70 SEQ what Mr.. Layard may 40 on his ar
rival Constsntinopic may have to 10 do with
the resolution delay somewhat the decisive STEP
AFFAIRS FRANCE.
Tho French government Ia forming third division
OF ironelads consisting OF irgale corvetles,
proceed 10 the Levant for the protection French
subjects. The Cabnes In council has resolved that
Minister Martci shall address an Official letter all
The bishops pointing out the dangers and complica-
tons which might arise from political Manifestations
on the part Of the clergy.
AMNESTY TO cARIisrs ASD cANToxALisrs.
The Spanish government has proclaimed amnesty
to soldiers and officers OF every grade participated
In the Carlst cantonnst Instructions II they
render within thirty days
GERMANY rAPAcY.
The Roman correspondent Of tho Standard no 10
assured that Germany really demanded the c.trad,on
or Cardinal cdochowsk but the demand was refused.
TIL. TRENTON
Tho Governor OF Gibraltar, Lord Napier OF Magdaia,
visited the United States steamer Trenton the 14h
when sho and tho Alliance there their way
Nice.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY

A HORRIBLE CRIME ny vAGABoSD NEGROES
HOT PURSUIT AND PROBABLE LrNcHrNo OF
THE PERPETRATORS
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PORTSMOUTH, Va, April q, 1877
Tho community at Merry Hill, Berthe county. n. c.,
was thrown into Wild excitement yesterday morning
by one OF the most horrible murders ever committed
in Eastern North Carolina Two strange negroes
entered the Of Mr.. james b. Nichols and finding
there only Mr. John Webb the clerk, they deliberately
attacked and murdered HIM with hatchets Tho
nends then robbed the store OF all tho money ana
goods they could conveniently carry and escaped to
the swamrs.
PURSUIT or THE MURDERERs.
The horrible affair soon became widely known and
armed men BY tho hundred assembled. Tho negroes
traced to tho svamps and holly pursued. so far
only one has been captured and IS now In jail at
Windsor Tho other one still nj large Ho goes by
the name Of John +. Williams ''l.ucifcr' Williams.
Tho swamps are being secured IN every direction and
every avenue Of escape is strongly guarded.
PROBABLY LyxCHED.
II Is probable the negroes will ne lynchcd, tho In.
dGnntion throughout the ncighborhood is unboundcd
Mr. Webb was brave Confederate soldier and lost
leg in the battles around Richmond
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. \
OPYICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April Isl 4. N.
Indications

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPYICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, April Isl 4. ~
Indications
For New England, tho Middle States and lower iake
region, slightly warmer and clear fair weather. with
rising followed by falling barometer on the coast
where tho winds will shift east and SOUTH and falling
barometer IN lower lake REGION with cast 10 south
winds
For the South Atlantic and Western Gulf States,
Tennessee the ONO Valley slight risc cmpera-
ture and partly cloudy clear weather. with casterly
10 southcrly winds, and during the day slowly falling
barometer.
For the Southwest partly cloudy weather and
o. rain, with castcrly to souihcrly winds, falling
barometer and slight changes in temperature.
For the upper lake region, warm southeast to SOUTH
west winds. partly cloudy weather and falling barometer
during the day, with rains In the extreme northern
portion.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Joys increasing c!oudincss and local rans with falling
barometer and southcrly winds the castcrn portion
and colder nor,hcrIy 10 westerly winds, with rising
barometer, In the western and northern portions, ex
tending eastward during the night the Mn Assipp
Valley
Tho Lower Ohio and the Red rivers viii rise slowly
The Tennessee and Cumberland Will tall slowly Tho
Mississippi Will fall slowly at Memphis, and remain
stationary or risc very slightly at vcksburg. where
tho nvcr is sever inches below the danger line.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. April 81, 1877.
CoLoRED GEORGIA Ex-CoSGREssMAN on
HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY AND THE coNDI-
TIoN OF AFFAIRS IN HIS own STATE.
Ex.congressman Long lcolored). OF Georgia. called
Tho President the Secretaries OF State and War
tho Postmaster General yesterday, with whom no says
had pleasant and satisfactory interviews. lie also
visited his old Georgia trend, Hon. Alexander II.
stephens, who expressed himself being highly
pleased with the policy The President has
inangurated toward tho South. Mr. Long,
before leaving for his homo last night,
expressed himself! fully satisfied that such
policy is needed to bring about good feeling among all
the Southern people without regard to politics color.
In Georgia, no says the colorcd people have cause
OF complaint; tho feeling between tho races is
friendly and all are secured IN their rights, and no
spoke OF the hberalty OF tho State In providing edu
catonal means for the colorcd as we'll whc people
In his city Macon, white and black unite in Sc
lcc;ing tho best office without regard 10 poll
tics.
OF THE NAVY DENIED.
Chief Justice Cartier yesterday denied the writ OF
mandamus applied for against tho Secretary OF tho
Navy. The OBJECT OF tho petitioners was to compcl
that official revise the OF tho department in
Of the rebel ram Albcmarle claim preferred by G.
T. Stcevcr and others The Judge held that tho ser.
previous Secretary OF the n avy did hold
good respected tho present incumbent, that this
money lad already been distributed and paid out and
that there reliable ground on which to found
the application.
Tho counsel for the petitioners gave notice ap.
peal!
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE GOVERNOR OF
MONTANA.
The charges of ma instratoa recently preferred
against B. +. Potts. Governor of Montana coupled with
appeal from tho chet republican authorities
OF the Territory for his removal from Office,
supplemented by additional strong papers
placed In tho hands OF tho President yes
tcrday. Among these Ia the sworn deposition
Of j. R. Alden, Clerk OF the Supreme Court OF Mon.
tana, charging Potts with Withholding fees collected
and long due to W. Middleton. Clerk OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States. Also q letter OF Potts,
copied the records of the Department OF Justice
stuliifying Potts Endorsement OF James H. Mills for
Secretary OF Montana, whose appointment was
Gently made but aitcrward Withdrawn by tho President
Ii is believed Governor Potts will be suspended
notified that has resignation would be accepted.
IN CONSULTATION WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Chief Justice Waite and Secretary Schurz werc at
the Executive Mansion this evening and were long
time IN consultation with the President
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JERSEY crrY's GOVERNMENT.

The democratic mcmocrs-clcct o. tie new municipal
administration IN Jersey City held caucus on sata,.
day night IN Senator A6betts Office washn street
to discuss line Of policy Tor the new government
Mr. Abbot, instructed The members OF the different
boards on their duties anu responsibilities. some dis.
scnsion was created on the question Of appointing a
Chcf oi Police, aud the caucus adjourned without TAX.
lne any decisive action on The subject IL con-
clndcd, however that all the police captains except
shoild hc removed. as VOL as nyc scrgcanis. Great
pressure has been brought the Police Com m ssion-
crs elect TO retain the present Chief OF Police Mr.
Champncy The term Of the present city boards Will
expire tonight nj twelve O'Clock aud tho new boards
viii organize on Tuesday morning
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TAKING TIME BY THE roRELocK.

Thomas Donohuc. shoemaker, OF No. 245 West
Forty-sixth street. xhiie walking late Saturday
night on Third avenue was attacked by tour young
men. who TOOK his watch. Dononuc Informed the
police OF the Nineteenth precinct OF his loss. whc
was ut the station house Edward Welsh, agcd twenty,
OF 30 SO. Eas, Twenty fourth street, who had been
detected by James Mcintyre, Of No go East sixty.
sixth street. IN a liquor store at Third avenue and
Forty.hfth street. robblns him Of bis watch,
brought In ponohus recognized the prisoner
OF hrs assslants. Yesterday, AZ Tho Fiity-scvcnth
street Court, Welsh was committed on Two charges
in S. OOU for Donohuc case, ana IN $40
charge preferred hy Mcintyre. Neither Of tho watches
txaa arQd
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NJ, JEANIoN. FRENCH PAINTER.

The dccease at tho Chateau do Cambron (Co,i -zel,
France of Jeanron At the age Of sixtycieht years.
is announced by mail He was a painter Of great
merit, who commenced his studies under Sigalon.
He also iavorabiy known for his literary iabors,
among which are, 'Commen,aires sur Ia vic dcs Psin-
tres" and "H,stolro dc rEcoc FRANCHISE" Tho res
,dencc nj which nc died Is the property OF his wife,
grauduiccs OF Mirabena. In tho number OF his
may be mcnti oned "rhe Abandoned Port OF Auoe-
tcuse" at the Luxembourg; "Susnnnah at tho Bath.
Flight into Egypt" ''freuch Soldiers In the En-
virons OF Genoa" which was bought by NJ. Emile
Pcreirc. and ''Zouaves the shores Of the Sea-
purchased IN 1861 by the French Minister OF State.
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JEALOUSY AND MURDER.

FIENDisH CRUELTY OF NEGRO FOR THE LOVE
OF DUsKY pAME-ABREsr AVID 1NcARCERA-
TIoN OF THE rERPETRAToR.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILMINGTON Del, April - 1877.
One Of tho most horrible murders tina. has ever
taken place In this country occurred on Saturday
night about ten O'Clock, upon what Is known as the
Causcway, about milo south OF this city. Tho muir.
dcrcrs namo Is John Rhodes his victim, Jamcs
Temple.
AND DEED.
Tho cause OF the murder was Jealous rivalry for
the affections Of a woman named Duckcrry. The par.
ties arc all coorcd The murderer the woman
Duckcrry about hall mile south OF scene o; tho
murder. On returning 10 Wilmington he met Temple
AMI hrst fractured his skull with a lump OF Stag
weighing about four pounds, and then almost severed
his head from his body.
ARREST or the PERPKrRAroR
He was arrested at his mothers house in Whining
ton. and was at haifpas seven O'Clock committed
the charge Of murder TO the May OF tho Newcastle
County Court The murderer has made a confession
of his crmc but claims the killing was in sclt-dcencc
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THE PAYMENT OF PACKAEDs TRooPs-Ey-
IRENE REPUBLICANS WORKING FOR AN ANTI
ADMINISTRATION SENATOR.
NEW ORLEANS, April %, 49,
The contingent fund which Governor Nichols has
consented to for paying the Packard troops will be
disburscd by his paymaster general assisted by CON-
mittee OF three from each side The money will be paid
to the men direct. This plan shuts out quite q num-
Der OF encrprsing individuals who hold Packard war
for which they paid from five to tho
dollar.
Tho talk among the extreme republicans now Is that
they will endeavor to form combination aud elect an
ant-adm nistrationN United States Senator. Tho par
tics very much divided and the candidates NJ.
mcroug,