Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-25
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WARRINGTON, March %.

To E. b. Washbnrne-Sir: l have TO
acknowledge the receipt of your dis
patch of the 22d inst, accompanied by
the letter which you have addressed
To the President, asking tn be recalled
a. Minister of the United States To the
French Republic. l am instructed by
the President to say, in reply, thar
your rec uest for recall will be granted
and your resignation accepted. on the
understanding that you will remain in
your official position until your sue
cessor shall have presented his letter
of credence. l am also instructed to
add an expression of the Presidents
appreciation of the faithful manner in
which your official duties have been
performed, and of services 10 your
countrymen in France in a period ol
unusual embarrassment and difficult
ty-services which must ever remain
on record AS among the most impor.
tant rendered by the diplomatic repre-
seniatives of this Government.
l am, sir, your obedient servant,
w. NJ. EvARTs.
WASHINGTON, March %.
The following nose has been al
dressed by Secretary Schuiz To ali
heads of bureau in the Interior De-
partment:
SIR: l desire you to report to me in
writing at AS early a dav as possible on
the following points: First, the orvani
Zation, distribution and methods OF
bu >iness of your bureau; second, the
force employed aud character of their
employment. in detail; third. the ELI
cheney of that force, giving your judg-
ment as to changes that may be desir
able in the personal interests of the
service; fourth, what reduction may
be practicable; fifih, your observation
as to existing abuses. if any there be.
and as to remedies to be applied; sixth.
YOU views a. to the changes, il any,
that mey be desirable, and other busi
ness method of your bureau. Your
report will serve as a basis of future
examination.
Very respectfully,
Z. ScHURZ, Secretary.
WASHINGTON. March %.
The President is still in Geographic
correspondence with several prominent
gentlemen IS to the organization OF the
Louisiana Commission. Several gen
tleinen have already declined such APP
pOintment on account of private bust
ness engagements. or u desire lot to
take any active part in the complica-
lion.
NEW YORK, March "a.
Ex-Mayor Halls absence is still un
exll lined; nothing whatever has been
heard OF him.
NEW ORLEANS, March %.
The Cotton Exchange held a meet
ing TO day and adopted resolutions
strongly indorsing Nichols and de.
n%Ounceing statements that the business
me are willing TO recognize Packard,
and expressing the firm belief that an
attempt TO foist Packard on the people
would lead to civil strife and resistance,
which would speedily assume such
formidable proportions as would en-
danger the peace and prosperity of the
entire country.
CONCORD. N. H., March IS.
Tabulated returns from all but
twenty towns and wards show nearly
all the o titutional amendments
adopted, including the one abolishing
the religious test As q qualification for
Office. The one which proposes Il
strike out tho word "ProieStant" from
the Bill of Rights is probably defeated
by = few hundred votes.
New YORK, March "a.
The World persists that all facts
point that Hall was murdered in
Brooklyn last Friday night. 1t gives
the name Of the lady in the divorce
suit In question as Mrs. Ellen Davis
Morgan, wife Of Leonard Morgan.
The Worlds Washington statement