The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-03
EASTERN MATES.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-A represen-
tative Of the associate press, acquainted
with A. Oakley Hall, Oh board the We
torsd at o'clock this morning, saws q
passenger answering Halls description
was aboard. This passenger found him
little later in the cabin examining the
log. Hall was Immediately recognized
as the passenger who was known on
board as Mr. Su,clitfc. He has abnut a
fortnIghts growth Of mustaehe and side
whiskers. and was dressed in old clothes
dark blue SHIRT, red scarf, small, COM
mon cap, and spectacles Instead of Gus
tomary eyeglasses. The reporter adds:
| asked to see him privately aud he led
the way to his sta'eroom. | said A.
Oakley Hall disappeared from New
1ork.a fortnight ago; and was believed
to be on board the steamer Victoria.
Hall replied. "well. what Of that" |
told him lie was Hall He replied
was mistaken. l told him / knew lie
was Hall. and that his family were ter
ribly anxious, and that his friends in
New York were much excited about
him. He asked why they should be
excited, and made remark about the
weather and went out to breakfast
We left the ship, and as | helped him
down the ladder he asked me if | had
found my friend yet He now wore an
Ulster. On landing be went to the office
OF Warren Il Co, agents of the Tict0ria,
thence to the telegraph office. aud final
ly to the Northwestern railroad station.
where he took second class tickle, and
left by the noon train for London.
ATLANTA. Ga. March 3l.-Governor
Brown, OF Tennessee, in an interview,
states be only accepted the position on
the commission 10 Louisiana after fire.
quent solicitude and urgent advice of
leading Democrats in Washington aad
New Orleans. lie hopes the commits
sion may be able to forward the Pres;-
dents policy Of pacitication, but can see
no feasible plan for doing so now. He
thinks the way may be found Gear
when the commission reaches Louisiana
and takes III the situation. He will
heartily cooperate in doing what the
President desires in the interest Of es-
tablishing the righ.ful government
Democrats boast that shuu!! some
southern Democrats vote with the adj
mini>tEation that The carper baggcrs
would make the balance by uniting
With the Democrats This seems 10
have some basis in fact, and il Ia nl-
. legged that an organization has been
formed consisting of sixteen persons.
three STANDARDIZATION Senators and
thirteen Southern Republican Repre-
sentatives who aim AZ political self
preservation. Persons cugnizant with
the case state these persons had decided
il the President recognizes Cham her
lain oF Nichols 10 dissolve a.tiliation
with the Republican party and Join
with the Dem cracy. Tl.-y S4y they
cannot act with the Republicans on
such grounds and can protect the Negro
and serve their constituents best by
openly joining the Democrats Ben.
Butler was mentioned as leader. but
probable Will hot act
NEW York. April Nine vessels
ofthe Long Isiand fishing Rect. which
left for the banks last November. are
now 81 loag Overtime that II i believed
they wrrr loss Ia the rrccut gales with
ali on boart. ngmbsIiug - men The
vessels were valued A. about SEQ ESQ
Nsw loRg, March 3i->ilver bars
l22 gFeenhackS llG, go!i rs. silver
com .. Discount gold opened a; luJ.
sold up Ia 3 "a, AID closed * 8, nJncv
- ); governments active AND strong.
stocks. active. unsettled anA bower: "
| y, Ouirk>ilssr ~. Pacific los Mari
Iosa s. Wells Farsa - y Y Cgntr.!
s94. Erie 1 ranama 20. [ L -.
bonds lot 4. { Z bonds loj