, 1877-10-24

sp-et1i Msnn,rA u 7zt Gnted7o Tr&bans.
WARRINGTON, u. e., Oct. 93,-lscrrctentatlre
Pound, of Wisconsin. has filed with the accrc-
tary OF the Interior rctitton for the removal
Of the Canl Otliee from Eau Claire to Chippewa |
Fails. The argument IN faror of tho removal Is !
that Tire new location Ia more convenient for |
persons who transact tue greatest portlun ofthe
busiucss Of tbs ottlvc. |
rCnr.nrSTEns. i
The Scnat. had brief session to-day, md
adjourned over until Thursday. In order TO per- |
NIT the Kentucky and uthcF Southern Senators
u wituces tho great race ut Baltimore ttinof-
row between Tcn Bracck and Tom nchiitret.
1t (. expected that the House will hare short
scsfiou, iaa*,nuch rs the race Was postponed
until tomorrow, ard the adjournment nycr did
mt assist tie enortise 1lcprcscnsatsts. Tho
csnlcs remark that, while Cn'gres*1ncn are
pcnntlcss.
A YAnntcATtoH.
4 stnry was re'rntly published In Sew York
/ by Zach Chandler. A Chairman OF tic National
] Republican Committee, to art as Lawyer !efurc
the Electoral Commission, direste.a Nor'nley.
5e eoss ppit ,0 to 'ea sntIa Ghae -
| OF himself and family. The bill included
sumptuous apartments. scvrrat dinner parties,
| endless carriages ard amounted to f:Atl STAN
ley Matthews RAYS to-day The entire story Is y
| fabrication.
sNALLs.
Congressman Sma,s has gonr to South Caro-
lina 10 attsnsl l,t. t1tsl: An appsa probably =,
Ills behalf By Northern Republicans.
| SENATOR BLAINE.
1s.s. ';''t!" 1%e:;te Ar ssnn;or s,,; n,,n.
Is still cuniIncd to Ill., bed, with the PROSPECT Of
tn!tted to bis chamber. quiet being essential: 4
telegram from Aurusta; Me- received by him
Ills daughter Alice out nl danger, unless eDillc
unforeseen danger should be Developed. Thu
ball Is not yet extracted.
The Comm!tstuner oi Indian Allalrs received
the following telegram from oIo callcnae, New
district. reports thu, l9l Southern Apaches sur
rendered at Fort Ytngatc. nnA tltty-stx more
expected In soofs."
| Tur LOUISIANA sEHArolsH1r.
The Committee OH Privileges and Elections
Louisiana Senator'S cases, and agreed to ailow
eacl contestant, Or representative, one hour N
| present llia arguments
Nj. shellabargcr. for kellogg. opened Tx A.
numcnt. Ills principal point was that tue Tres
ilcnt's decs!of Us to which WAS the legal Gny'
crnlnent Of Louisiana was subject 10 rerlew ard
rcrertal By C11glrss.
Sir. spoilor.l askctl Leave to present his arru-
| nent tO-nlUFruH. wh1cl! was EFontGu, an1 thc
Committee adjourned.
. JAr GOULD,
representing The Union Pac!!c Road, and c. +.
Huntington. oi tie Ccntrul Paca.' lsoad, are
here. II Ii understood, to induce thc Secretary OF
, the Treasury and the Secretary ot tho interior
:. | to recommend to Congress tho plan hcrctoGrt
. submitted by these Companies for the itquida'
tton Of tl4clr intcrest indebtedness 10 the Cor
ernmcnt, namely: The annual payment Into tat
United States Treasury Ut hall million dollar:
By each COMPANY, to constitute tn connection
with their earnings for GorerAt1cut trai'aonftA
tion sinking fund u repay tic lnteFc1t vi
yanced bY the Government.
= AMERICAN TRADE WITH aEnafANT,
II EaAhtaGf"n Sp<c'ni ta Haston t:foof
In further RESPONSE 70 tic circular recently
> diplomatic and consular ofl!ccrc Us to tue hes
n snodc Of rrtlmutlng trade between The unltc,
q States mud ilelr rvspectlrc countries ana a's
~ tr1cts. thr Consul ut Sonnebcr@. Germany. ila
" forwarded Dispatch In WHICH he says III
n manufactures Of the consular district Of sonnr
It berg arc principally tQys, chiuAware, Inrcclan
t, anu uthcr fancy articles. tue e1lscf market to
10 wlIvf has bvcn the United States, but our oul
y have settoutiy intefierv4 With the expv!
It trade Ut tlas district. Tie Consul |
n or4cr to meet thu requirements u til
= trade circular from tue Department {
G. State, entered Into communication with tl
ot ers OF bis district upon the subject under col
{. siIcratiou. lie has Forwarded With bis dispatc
y copies of the nnswcrh of these persons. M
'n their unanimous opinion Is tntt one OF u
T. tra1c between that part Of Germany an.t {!
u. United States u I modification u our tariff, #
G, they assert that 1t caunut bc expected that Ge
y man manufacturers anl merchants can take .
Dt intcrest tn tho extension of American trade
:. Heynaauy willie tfertnau manutactutc1s are III:
u out from the American market by pr0hbfto
+ tariff. TIE feeling throughout the dsstlictx
Sonnrbcrg is one VI hostility to the ntroluctft
u pt American goods until u reciprocity OF tfat
as By q reduction Of our tariff II permissible.
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