The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08

cOnrngctl. iJlIo understood the condi-
tion Of dflnirs ard tho need Of iInmed-
late action: Secretary Thompson was
most uncOmprOniSing in expressing
his opinion thRt the Federal Govern
lncmt had no right To interfere in South
CorOlina,, and that shU should DO left
FREQ to settle her own dis
putcs under her own! laws, and in lier
own way. So Secretary Sclrurz was cx-
tren,ely cordial and lihernl in nll he
said. ...-- ..- -...
The Cabinet in session of three
hours today fully discussed the South
Carolina question. No vote WAS taken,
but the exlreSsi3h of opinion Of differ
Hnt members show that Oh division
the majority would We i'll favor of the
iintnidintG withdrawal of troops from
the State.
New York. Mar, 90 TiHss Wash
ington special says: ''Evans proposoa
To organize the Consular system aftcr
tho plan adopted by Great Britain. In
making appointments for Consul it is
proposed to select len familiar with
commerce aud manufactures, selecting
commercial men for commercial dis.
,tricts and for manufacturing districts,
men acquainted with the special manu-
fnctures Of the districts to which they
may be assigned. All Consuls will be
instructed to carefully observe the pro-
gress made i'll manufactures in their
districts. send samples OF all textile fab
ricsr and report III detail tho process
ppd cost OF manufactures. in order that
American manufacturers may be fully
informed upon the subject, and intro
'duce such manufactures rs may proyo
profitable 10 American industry and en-
terpTiso. At commercial districts Con-
suIs Will be required TO make them
Selves fHmiliur with local exports aud
imports, The destination Of tho former
nnd the consumption Of tho hitter, aud
report fSom timc'to time what commodi-
ties'of American production might add
to our export trade with profit to Amcri.
GAP GohlWcrce. It is believed by this
system, TINT, Amcricun exports to South
America and the Islands OF the Carri-
lean Sea could be quudrupled in the
next four yei.rs. 81 .l "... '...
5 rEuEEK4, March 3I.-In tho District
CSurt this morning. Judge Cole decid.
cd the case Of Gltnson vs. tho Martin
White Mining Company i'll favor or
defendant. The property ID situated
In Ward District, and tho case wns
tried i'll Hamilton i'll November last.
Il will be taken to the Supreme Court.
N4LLEJVS March 3l.-The st. John
quicksilver mine, near Vallejo, has
struck a ficI body Of orc in tho lower
levels. The mino is about to put up q
bench Of six rctorts in addition to the
thrcd furnaces IL il HOW using. ....'.',
/ .PAHrs, March 3I.-It is stated that
Tho Bank of Franco advanced $780,
100000 10 Itussinto ennbIe that Coy.
crhment TO redeem tho debt and inter
est due in April.
LoSDoN, March, 81 III is Officially
announced that tho protocol has been
signed hynll The Powers, nnd pence is
now assured, ,., .. ....
I DsADwooD Mar. 3o.-Edwartl Moran
OF Cheyenne, who LETT here with u team
wns stopped by two armed men iivo
miles from here to-day, who tied him to
trco and stripped him. taking from
him $500 in dust, some currency md
watch and chain.
NEw YWIS, April "A Tribune wash
inGton special says: Chamberlain has
prepared another letter, which ho hns
sent tu. itlo' president, but which he
Withdrew from publication for tho pres.
ent. The letter covers fourteen pngcs
Of legal cnp Rnd contains nh elaborate
review of the South Carolina situation.
II also contnins u prophecy ns to tho
Prcsidcnt'S Southern policy. Tho let
tor iS said 10 bo remarkably ablO doc.
nncnt, and TO DO in parts both pathetic
md severe.
/ WASHINGTON, April 2.--Tho Prcsi.
dents decision removing the troops
from Columbia virtually settles tho
South Carolina case md instnls JIamp.
tonIns Governor, and any controversy
Which may hereafter Hrisc will ho sut-
tied legally anil pcHccnbly through tho
Courts. IL IL unlikely, however, TINT
ChnmhGrlaih will seriously contest tho
case, and ~ may DO expected that
Hampton will very soon bo in undis-
turbcd possession Of tho Office.
CniCAGn. April "A Tribune Wash.
ing,on special anys II IL -Btnted OH
good authority that rnpors in quo war
ranto proceeding in tho interest Of Til
don aro prepared, and will 10 filed III
the United Slales District Court hero ns
soon ns tho hottoops hro withdrawn from
South Carolina.
CnrCAuO, April Ia 7ritHne's Wash.
ington Spccinl says: Ono theory of the
Louisiana Con,tnission appears to be
that II sufficient timo il allowed, tho
difficulties in Louisiana will adjust
themselves, aud the question Of tho re-
organization Of tito Legislature will DO
mueh less complicated. II Is based on
tho belief that tho colurod members Of
rockurdG Legislature, seeing tho diff