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w WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

wAsHrSGroy, May IT, 1877
PRESIDENT HAYES ARRIVAL IN WASHINGTON.
President Hayes returned 10 Washington shortly
after Tour o'clock this afternoon and met ut The
depot by Colonel Rogers, his private secretary, who
accompanied him 10 the Executive Manson Tho
President and family Will in day two leave or tho
Soldiers ome the vicinity OF Washington. TO re-
main during the heated term
SECRETARY scHURz At HIS POST.
Secretary Schurz returned IRON New York this
morning and resumed official dutes ut tho Interior
Department
THE POSTAL COMMISSION IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
The Postal Commission preparing TO complete
their Investigations tho Southern states by means
OF trip AR limo TO Atlanta They VIII start
on tho .4,h inst Postmaster General Key intends 10
accompany them.
STOLEN GOVERNMENT TIMBER.
The Commissioner OF the General Land OfTce to-day
received a telegram bis special agent who made
the recent seizure or 900 logs OF stolen government
timber in Southwestern Louisiana saying
There IS only ono deputy marshal and keeper here
to guard the property Large moved at night
aud lowed to the mills Tho marshal should nave
sufficient help without delay.
The attention OF tho proper authorities will ut once
DO called to the matter by Commissioner williamson.
PLACING The FOUR AND ONE-HALf FEE GEM
LOAN.
When, about a week ago, tho Secretary OF tho
Treasury placed tho market So 600 600 OF four and
per bonds OF the funded loan OF 1884, he
required tho pay mcnt 10 be made during May and
juno, but the 18th, 18th aud 10th OF the present
month 81 ga 900 worth OF tho bonds wcrc takon and
to-day 81 $50 900, making aggregate OF g. 1911 o00
Tho this amount has already boon placed In tho
treasury.
THE REDEMPTION OF NATIONAL BANK NO IT'S.
Tho redemption OF national bank notes by
tho redemption agency during the last month
has been greater than during any correspond
ing period since It's organization, being nearly
s24, 500, 900, or nearly SloOo,oc0 day. al
though tho force has been reduced during
the iast eighteen months from 152 to 100 employees.
Tho countereits rejected the organization Of tho
agency nearly $4,000, ard tho stolen and
other notes rejoc,cd to nearly COO Tho covers"
reported in remittanccs from banks during tho same
period amount to sos 900 and tho 'shoris"
to S60,0oo showing that bank teIers arc by no
means nallibe According to present Indications tho
redcmpons for the current fiscal year will amount TO
nearly s235 oo0 OF SIT 000 or more
than eight per cent the preceding year, While tho
force has reduced than thrtyfour per cent
CHARGE DAFFAIGEs or ITALY.
During tho absence OF Baron Blanc, tho Italian Min.
lslor, Count Itta. FIRST Secretary OF Legation, VIII
act Charge d'Ailares
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BOSTON POST OFFICE BUILDING.
WORK 10 DE RhcoslaILNCED AT ONCE.
lbY TELEGRAPH no THE HEnALp.l

WOEh TO De RECOMMENDED AT ONCE.
LnY TELEGRAPH no THE HEnALD.l
BosroS, May II, 1877.
Alexander r. Esty. the Superintendent OF Con-
structon OF the Post ONCE and SubTrcasury build
Ing, has received orders work upon the
tension, and has commenced the preparation oil plans
tor boxing the territory and much OF the
building may be found practical la order 10 keep
out the tide water This has not been done before
and the building has been subject less to
water during high courses OF tides. When this IS
completed retaining walls will DC laid the Post
Oaco square and sIk street sides and the foundation
put H. The stone Tor this work VIII be ordered from
tho Cape Ann Granite Company's quurrics, but
orders have yet been received stouc. although
Sufficient quantity has bocn got out 10 carry tho
supersructuro up ono story the Water street side
All questions IN relation to contracts have been sub
mitted to Attorney General Dcvcns to determine
whether contrucis are binding upon the ont
beyond tho amount OF the specific appropriation.
Nj. Esiy Is organizing his forces Of laporrrs and
mechanics, and as soon as his plans arc approved in
Washington he VIII commence operations.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

WASHINGTON, May IT, 1877.
Lieutenant James Franklin has occn ordered to
Newport, X. l., for instruction In torpedo service
Surgeon NJ +. Dearborn has been to the Naval
Hospital at New York. Passed Assistant Surgeon j.
c. Boyd has been ordered to tho Receiving ship Frank
lin. at Norfolk, Va, In place OF Passed Assistant Sur
gcon \. NJ owen detached from that vessel and placed
on waiting orders. Lieutenant George r. Durand Is
detached from the receiving snip Wabash, at Boston,
and ordered ommand the iron-cad steamer Loh,gh
Port Royal $. o., In place oil Lieutenant Charles r,
Hutchins, detached from the command OF that vessel
and ordered TO the photographic once. Lieutenant
T. ii. stevens, recently detached from tho Mari on,
European station, has been placed waiting ORDERS
Ensign W G. Hancock has been detached from the
training ship Constitution and ordered to hold himself
in read mess for service.
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YALE ANNIVERSARY.

NEW HAVEN Conn, May IL. 1877.
To-day occurred tho anniversary exercises OF the
Yale Theological seminary In the morning addresses
were delivered by several o. the graduating class In the
college chapel The graduating class numbers twenty
two OF whom some hall dozen afc already called 10
churches
In tho after noon the alumni held a meeting, Prcs-
dent Stnrtcvaa OF limos, presiding. Tho question:
"What lessons respecting our work as ministers may
be learned from tue iauors OF recent revival preach
ers - discussed at length by President Porter
Rev ar. Leonard Bacon, President Sturtevant and
others.
In the evening address the graduates and rends
OF the seminary delivered by Rev Dr W. j. Tucker,
vi Madison SQUARE Church. New York city.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Daniel II. Chambcrian, OF South Caro-.
Ina, is at the Aston Congressman Martin Townsend,
Of Troy is at the Central Professor Alcssandro
Rossi, Of Milan, ia at tho Union Square. Commander
John G. Walker and Commander Henry +. Picking,
United States Navy, arc Mt tho Albcmarle Benjamin
Stark OF New London, Is ut the New York. Ex-Gov-
crnor j. b. Page, or Vermont Is Mt tho 81. Nicholas.
Professor f. n. Horsford OF Cambridge. Mass, u at
the Everett George W. Riggs. OF Washington, is al
tho Brcvoort General John NJ. Brannan, United
States Army, is ut the ST. James.
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RAILROAD MASTER MECHANICS.

ST. Loris, Mo-, Mny II, 1917.
The railroad master mechanics concluded their abors
this evening and adjourned The Convention was very
successful. large number OF subjects affecting the
general economy OF railroads we've ably discussed and
mach valuable Information was presented. The next
convention Will be held in Richmond Va, May IA, 1875
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:--N. H. Chapman, President; Reuben Weis,
FIRST Vice Presiient;J ~ Lander Second Vice Prcsi.
dent. The election OF a secretary and treasurer waa
postponed for one year, and j. II. Rstchc, present
Secretary, and ). j. Hayes present Treasurer,
retained until The next meeting OF the alton.
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SAN FRANcisco Nay IT. 1871.
r. u. wig2iuton, Member oil Congress from the
Fourth district has notice OF contest on ex
Governor Pacheco, Congressman elect from that dis
tric Claiming that Pachcco is entitled to tho
tncate OF the ground that Pacheco dA not
receive majority OF tue votes Cast ia that district;
that at least 600 Illegal cast and counted
or rachecn aud that large number OF votes policd
for Wigginion counted tor Pacheco.
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THE PAY OF THE ARMY.

pRExEL, MORGAN 4 co.'s PHoPoslTIoN--A DE-
crsIoN 81 TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL
WASHINGTON, May II, 1871.
The Attorney General IN response to the question
submitted to him by the Secretary OF War to
whether il would be lawful FOR HIM to instruct pay
masters In the army to n!orse upca the back Of
officers vouchers TOR pay tho words, "rbe within
account IL believed to be correct would be paid by
mo II had public funds available Tor that purposo
decides that order can be issued without viola.
OF law. and that pdymasiers can then transfer
their accounts to Mcssrs. DrcXci. Morgan Co.. who
have offered advance the money Tor the settlement
of such accounts.
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SHOOTING REVENUE OFFICERS.

4,
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROMPT PROSECUTION OF
THE OFFENDERS.
WASHINGTON May II, 1877.
The folio wing has been rcceivcd-
LYScnEuRC May IL 1871
COMMISSIONER INTERNAL RrvENuE. Washington:-
Deputy Marshal j. @ Conway at Bristol informs by
tecgrnns this morning that Deputy Collector osyn and
Deputy Marshal Austin and three others have
Leo county while in the discharge OF their duty being
mortaiy wounded trust will take
the and oil the mrerers have tclo
graphed Governor kcmpcr requesting his aid
J. H. RIvEs
Collector Fifth District Virginia.
PROSECUTION oPFENnERs
Mr. Rogers. the acting Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, has referred the telegram from Collector
Rives TO the Attorney General, VINO wil issue nstruc
tons for The prompt prosecution OF such offenders
SENSATION IN rHk REvENrK oiFics.
The 0utruges as reported by Collector Rivcs create
profound sensation at the Internal Revenue Office
aud the subject VIII, in all probability. be considered
at the noxt Cabinet meeting. with view 10 the employ
mont OF troops TO assist tho revenue authorizes IA the
performance OF their duties and for their protection
uca OutlaWs
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLONEL MIvER NOMINATED ron JUDGE WILL
LARD's FORMER POSITION.
lBy TELEoRAPR TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, May II, 1877.
Judge Willard qualified Chief Justice yes
ierday. The election M the vacancy caused by his
promotion viii take place tomorrow. and the demo
Gratis held tonight for the purpose OF deciding
upon tho party nominee Tor the position Five bal
lots taken, and the Nth Colonel Henry
Mclvcr, OF Cheraw, received the nomination, which
made unanimous.
Mr.. Mclvor's rivals We're Colonel A. U. Haskell, tho
chairman OF the late State Democratic Executive Com
mttee, which capacity lie contributed largely by
his ability aud unwavering vigilance 10 The OF
the democratic party anu Colonel William Wallace,
the Speaker OF The present House. 10 which tho press
last winter piciixed bis name IN order TO distinguish
the democratic from the republican Tor Mackey House.
Mr.. Mclvcr, whose election tomorrow is assured by
the fact OF his nomination tonight, Is well qualified
for tho position.
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Tho death OF Thomas John Hamilton Fitz-Maurice,
Earl OF Orkney, Is announced By cable from London.
He was born In 1903, ana consequently seventy.
four years OF age at tho time OF his DEATH In
Isl6 he married the second daughter Of Lordon
Boston. He was a magistrate Tor the connues OF
Bucks and Mlddlescx Tor several years, and also
captain IN the Bucks Ycomanry cavalry During
early lie he held a commission Ia tho Ninth English
Lanccrs, a rcg. ment OF the line.
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE AND MUIR
DER.

CAIRO, Ill, May II, 1871
Near Arlington KY, yesterday afternoon, Eli Pyle,
A negro boy, sixteen years old, attempted to outrage
the person Of tho vile OF his employer
Mr. G. X. Pyle, respected and wealthy
white citizen OF Ballard County. Failing in his pur-
pose chokcd and beat her until he supposed her
dead and threw her into cistern. Tho water was
only tour Deep and Mrs Pyle had sufficient pres.
cncc Of mind to tie her long hair around
projecting root so that as she became wcaKcecd shc
would avoid drowning. She remained in TINS position
I'VE hours before she was rescued and nctwilhsand-
inv her severe ordeal will recover The criminal Is IN
Arl
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BOND FORGERY CASES.
Ipy rE1zcRApH TO THE HERALD. I

TRENTON, y. j., May II. 1877.
Tho case of the United States vs. Sommcrvie and
Engel the alleged bond forscrs, up again In tie
United States District Court here to-day Judge Dit
tenhoerer, of New YORK, resumed his argument In
favor OF quashng the indictments. He reiterated tho
points made by hun last week, and added that the
motion quash should DO granted also, the ground
THAT certificate of United suites stock Ia not an cb
legation or security of The United Statos.n Judge
Nixon reserved his decision, bat at the same timo
threw out nint that II probable that most II not
all, the indictments would DO set aside Trial of de-
PENDANT had been set down for cath inst.
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A NEW JESUIT PROVINCIAL.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosroN, May II, 1877.
Rev Robert W. Brady, s. j., la charge o. 81. Mary's
Church, this city. has been appointed Provincial OF
the Society OF Jesus Tor tho province Of Maryland,
which comprises tho eastern portion OF the United
States ana his Official residence will hereafter be at
Loyola College, in Baltimore.
Inc kew. William H. Duncan, S. j.. who has been
Father Brady's sstant takes his place charge
OF 81. Mary's Church, Boston. and tho Rev. Michael
Byrpc s. j., formerly OF Boston College, Is appointed
to the same church
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THE IQUlQUE EARTHQUAKE.

LoSDoy, May Is, 1877.
private telegram received at Glasgow says the
amour, Of properly destroyed at IquIque consd.
crabc including stores, quays, and about ten thou.
sand OF nitrate Of soda ready Tor shipment IN the
harbor, and the railway connections were 80 much
damaged lhatit Will require month 10 repair them.
The earthquake extended along the Peruvian coast
to Bolivia. Al PabclIon do Plea a number OF vessels
were wrecked
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THE GERMAN SCHOOLSHIP.


NORFOLK, Va, May IL, 1871.
Tho German man-of-war Nymph Captain Won vaal
commanding, arrived at this port early this morning.
and anchored just of the Hospital Grounds As she
bears only nine guns she not entitled to salute
She Is used training ship Tor miishirmcn, and Is
sew on days out IRON Bermuda She put INTO bar-
Dor to provisions and stores, and viii remain
here only lew days, whom she viii continue her cruise
IN American waters.
CAplau Won Vaal, of the Nymph, paid social visit
to Commander Crcighton cOInniaudins Gusport Navy
Yard afternoon, ana WIS very handsomely enter
tanned The Nymph has a largo class OF mIdshipmen
on board
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THE INDIAN COUNTRY.

ST. Louis, May IL, 1871
special 10 the Globe. Democrat from Fort Leaven.
worth, Kan, says two companies OF the Fourth cav
airy have boon sent from Fort SILL Indian Ter.
ritory, 10 the Sakod Plains region and
prevent further rading and pagng by the Indians IN
that section. Two companies OF tho twenty third in
iantry expected to arrive at Fort Icavcnworth on
fnnrne
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THE MERIDEN BANK ROBBERY.
lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

EY TELEGNAPH TO THE HEEALD.
HARTFORD, Conn, May II, 1877.
The losses by the Mcrden Savings Bank robbery last
Monday prove to be larger than was originally
ported An Investigation shows that tho thieves
cured IS, 900 cash. 81, 600 In Wangiord town bonds,
So 600 and Ssl 800 OF certificates Of stock In
various Meriden and New Britain banks With tho
exception OF the cash tho thieves VIII realize very
little IRON their plumber Ms measures bnvc becn taken
TO check tho negotiations oil The notes, &c
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YORK.
Dy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. ALBASs, VI, May II. 1871
The nrcs among tho forests OF Northern New York
are Sill burning. Adyccs tonight from several
points state that the wind has again risen, and tho
flames being famed into extensive fires.
In the vicinity OF Elienburg there is extensive
IRE raging and the people are considerably alarmed
AZ Clinton Mills 10000 logs destroyed,
with 100000 feet Of finished ium-
bcr while upon side tracks, hinge
sawed timbcrs. and an immense pile OF refuse timber
were soon reduced to ashes Nothing has before
thrown such devastation among the forests these
disastrous fires
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ILLNESS OF COMMODORE GARRISON.

Commodore q. X. Garrison taken suddenly III at
his oifsc, No bowling Green. yesterday morning.
Medical attendance summoned aud toward evening
he was sufficiently recovered TO be removed to his
residence, where his ply sicans remain constant at
tendance His condition Is considered a very pre-
carons one, aud symptoms Of paralysis nrc said 10
have shown themselves.
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MEXICO.
ELECTIONS TO THE SUPREME COURT.

CRY AhxIco, May II.
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May L. 1877.
Yesterday Congress declared the following named
gentlemen elected members of the Supreme Court.
viz. :-vailarta, Chief Justice and Wee President;
oeazon, FIRST Magistrate; Mata. secona Magistrate;
Alas. Third Magistrate; Marines Decastro, Fourth
Magistrate; ragls, Fifth Magistrate; Oral Bianco,
sixth Mncistrac Bautista, seventh Magistrate;
Neinoz, Solicitor General and RUS. Attorney General
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ITALY TO OCCUPY ALBANIA.

BALTIMORE, Md, May IL, 1917
morning paper says:-'A private telegram from
Rome received in Baltimore, states that tho Italian
government intends establishing n military camp OF
100 900 men Bari with view OF landing troops
in Albania All officers furlough have received or
dcrs TO join regiments with nil possible despa,cn
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WILLIAM G. LITTLE.

William c. Little, one OF tho most prominent and
well known citizens OF Orange county, Major Genera
OF the State Militia undor tho old rsg,me died at III
residence at Goshen, yesterday morning. aged sixty
seven years
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SHuN oISrMENTS AND LOTIONS FOR SKIN
sprains bruises &c and GLKSN's srf
ruuR Soar iiiLL's uAR AND wnisKkn DrL. black %
brown, Juc.
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OBITUARY.
JrpaE VANDERBILT.

Judge Vanderbilt. OF Fiattush, l." L., who was well
known some years ago rs a prominent democrat in
Kings county, died ut his residence Wednesday,
10Th INST lie elected STATE senator In 1851. and
tide following year was the democratic Candidate for
Lieutenant Governor OF the state OF Now York lie
had high reputation az lawyer and public speaker.
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EDWARD Quincy.

Edward Quincy, son OF the late Josiah Quincy, died
at hrs residence In Dedham, Mass, last evening" aged
seventy years.
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

LOUISVILLE KY, May IL, 1871
w. G. H. Whips, proprietor OF the Willard Hotel,
who killed John W stockton. his Chief clerk In Janu-
arr LASH was acquitted tonight
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CHICAGO. May 10, 1877.

General Sherman has received the following tclo.
gram
CHICAGO, May lG, 1877.
To General ". T. BrRMAN:--
Colonel Mckenzie teesraphs that tho Northern Chey
cnnes numbering IN AL thousand four ed
desire the Southern Agency Fort Reno
twelve them. l have consulted
Pope who he has objection. that lie per-
ectly them ana that bad Results will
Indians there. therefore strongly urge that
Mckenzie be allowed send them the Indian Territory
and It this COMMISSIONER of lnian Affairs wl the
word oil they SHAH quickly. AID the remainder oil tho
tribe which surrendered Colonel Miles Tongue River
DO seat by steamboat and rail- to tho place
J.. u. SHERIDAN Licutcnan General.
copy o the telegram has been forwarded 10 the
Commissioner of Indian. Affairs, who Is in Now York
on business connection with the purchase OF Indian
goods and The department has Tor years sought tho
renewal OF these Indians To tho Indian Territory
there is little doubt but that he VIII say tue word.
TnEyING PAwNEEs.
Lieutenant General sheridan today tclceraphcd to
tho War Department that the discharged Pawnes SOL
dcrs white their way back to their reservation,
stole Ogalala Kan, thriy-cght horses, and no
inquiries whether, IN casc the thieves caught,
shall them to the civil authorities punish
them with ball aud chain. He requests tho AdIuant
General to communicate with the Commissio ncr In
dian Affairs the subject. II Is understood that the
Interior Depa rtnent WILL In reply, advise that these
thieves be treated Ike any other discharged soldiers
under simiar circumstances by turning them over to
the civil au thortics.
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WASHINGTON, May II, 1877.
The folio wing has been rcceivcd-
THE PEACEFUL ABORIGLNES.

NORTHERN CHEYENNEs DESTROYS OF GOING TO
The INDIAN TERRITORY THIEvING
pAwNEEs SHOULD BE PUNISHED.
WASHINGTON, May IL 1877.
General Sherman has received the following tclc.
gram
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