Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-06
EASTERN NEWS.
fspscrAL 70 TEE DAILY ssHTINsL-l
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.
GOVERNOR HAMPT0N'S RE.
QUESTION.
New York Worlds" Opinion Of
the Message.
SENATOR BLAINE IN POOR
HEALTH.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.
The decision of Judge Humphreys
of the Supreme Court OF the District,
in he case OF the reQuisi,ion Of Gov
eruor Hampton, If South Carolina, for
Senator Patterson, will be given tn
morrow. It's purport is Of course moi
known, but it Is believed among law
yers that be will decline to give him
up, on the ground that he Is not with
il tie meaning Of the law, n fugitive
from Justice, and that he IL daily occu
pying a sent in the United States SEN
ate and representing n Slate, which. IN
its requisition, calls him q fugitive
from justice.
Orders have been issued for the de.
parlure Of . number Of troops, cavalry,
artillery and infantry, to the Rio
Grande, in the interest OF peace and
for the security Of the people from
rsiding parties.
New York WORLDS" Opimiom OF
She Message stoned by - Mob
The P~ressdens's New List Of APP
Ip~Oinsnsenss The Presidents
Policy Salts the S~Ush.
NEW York, Dec. 4.
Tho World says The only criticism
which candid men Of either party can
make upon that portion of the Presi-
dents message, which touches the
most vital question Of the moment, this
question OF the currency and its relx
lions t. public faith will he, that he
might with great advantage IT, all busI
ness interests OF the Country have
found some way of saying long before
this tune, what he now most explicitly
and emphalic4lly explains. He has
committed himself now irrevocably.
or the rest Of the message, not much IS
tn be saId, save that It Is generally
plain, clear AMI 10 the point. and I'LL If
them good things. The President
deals frankly and courageously with
two IN important questions, upon which
certain conspicuous leaders of his own
party have recently taken ISSUE with
him. His recital of the good which
has already resulted from his Southern
policy, is the best answer which he
could have made to the attacks which
that policy has provoked.
Dates are received from Panama to
November 18th. Great preparations
are being made for the celebration Oi
the Independence Of the I>thmus, on
November q. %, 20 and 80, aud LIST ol
December. The programme embraces
sslutes, Nominations, fireworks,
speeches, ~levees, horse races, bull
fights. m~asquerades, etc.
Much feeling has been shown by the
Peruvian populace against the British
navy since the Hua~car affair. A gen
tlemen who arrived in Panama from
Callao, says the captain Of Her Majss
TVS slOop Ct war Osprey, in full uni
form, had been stoned in the public
streets by = mob.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.
A Washington special TO the World
says the Republican Senators arc
awaiting with considerable interest the
course The President intends to pur
sue In making out his appointments
Those Of the more conservative ele'
ment, like Christiancy, think the
President will confine his nominations
hereafter to Republicans. They de-
not believe any straight out Demccra
will be selected in future for any Office
The Republicans declare the noInina
ton Of Lawrence for Collector OF New
Orleans will ba replaced by Packard
This, 1t is thought, would appease Ed
munds.
Lamar and other conservative
Southern men say hat tho success o
the President psciication policy viii
have . very marked Effect upon the
sentiment Of the South on the finan
ciAl questions. They say they have
no personal sympathy with the wilt
ideas OF the infiatiOnists and silve
men, aud that II there IL any principl,
Of Democracy that was ever settled, l
10 hard money, amt hard money
only should be the basis OF currency
| OF the country.
Republican Senatorial Caueus.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.
A Times Washington special says
| The Republican Senatorial caucus thi
morning, to consider the resrrange
ment Of the committees, was = mel,
Formally. A few changes are OK
pected. The caucus appointed Nor
rill. Window, Dorsey, Booth, Oglesby
Allison and Howe, to consider tn
matter and report ON Thursday.
There Il kind Of deposition on tn
part Of Republicans to do herter by III
+, Democrats than At any time since tn
war. The committee which stood for
msrly six n three. now will stand 6v
10 four. The Democrats are not In
clined TO meet this spirit. but say the.
prefer the old system, especially q
Republican ~ascendancy 10 about pass
Ing away.
Senator Blaine arrived this eveninl
in poor health, and 10 described by
fellow-traveler as looking like . dis
appointed, broken man; his name
indicating pain and his talk bitterness
| of spirit. He intends to be present 9
| Thursdays session Of the Senate.
Affairs Of the Naaional Truss Cen
pany.
NEW York. Dec. S.
Tho Evening Post says an examine
ton Of the uffxirs OF the National Trus
Company wns begun yersterdy, an
has since been In active progress. Tn
Superintendent III the Banking De
partment was led to take this step },
observing that three shares Of th
company's stock. 81 500 each, weT
sold 1t 63X. The examiner has 70
through with the regular securities
and 10 now examining collateral secir
tiles. He will submit = statement to
morrow. and posted . notice til
morning requiring ten days notice
which was followed BY signs Of Q run