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careful examination Of tho condition Of political
HfIai,s thar tastl come 10 the conclusion that the
Tins had arrived when the troops could safclT be
Withdrawn


<Ah1O - ~
Awonp FROM TnB COMMISSION.
Erw oarxAx., April co.-The Commission mp
On having tta attention called to the statcuents 1f
tho resolutions telcTtaphcd last night ~ passe&hy
tho residue OF the Packard taucne. declare that the
Interview With the Commission therein feftrred 70
WA suggested BY members Of the esucnA; that tne
conversation was Informal And nno11eaAl: and fhAs
tho only question upon which all tho members or
the Commission present entirely agreed was ~ to
the certainty that the President woud not nre tho
Army Of tho United Ssates 10 decide The contest IN
this Statc, OF - = permanent police for dos
Packard.
There was nothing of general intercst before the
Commission to-day. At least nothing baa Trans.
pired. kilograms have passed be1~er the White
House ard the Commission. bnt thear contents
have not been made rabllc. .
Gen. 1Iav1cy stated Ia -nteht thai the Commission
wonld leave for Washington Tomorrow evening
unless further adTlces were received fsun. Wash.
in9ton.
onx. M'MIrLAH
was the only accession to Nichols to-day. It ia
rcasonably expected, however. that eight or ten
Gov. Warnloth and the following Of the Hon u.
D. Darrell, Of tho Thied Congressional nlstrt.f.
this evening with several Of rackasde aaherents
indicate the rspls dissolution Of the IT. Louis
Hotel organization. legislative and mi'1tsr}. A..
troops the subject Of general conversation 70.
night. The os,icr mentions the removal Of the
squares from the 81 Lnuis Hottl where the Pack
ard forces hold out. Troops ARE ato stAtioncl Ia
the Orleans Hotel aljaeont to tho s.: Louis Ho1n.
tschcs 70 the mention Of the Aechanscs' institute,
but that .-..
ALL THE THoors ......-.-.
Tho city are 10 be removed to their quarfers Al
the ba.rAcka. -,
eaucus to.morsow mnruinx au tlh Senalor1a! qaes.
tton. The Liberals arc urging Gov. Penn Tor the
long.tern Senator. a.-..
The {tedynnt. referring 10 the Conmlsston. sa{s:
'sTha l&hors OF the n,entcrs Of tho Commission
M = = r. sna y a nef u So
public, We congratulate these gentlemen "a we'll
IL the President and the people Of Loairiana upon!
delicate u.!aston AIthuuxh the result IL that which
we claim We had the right to expect, the pnbicc
will aprrec!ate the fact that II has been reached
sion viii carry away with Them tho hearty good
ssspsSh o "e sHPs ae.s 81 ssPpas
Ths Gs"oerat says: ..Ths qualification on ths
can be appseciatcd BY those who have wisne essed
members Of the Commission feel that In groas
1ncAsu!c their labors are snde*l and tho drawing
up OF tlelf Hn5} report II all That II LETT. II ~&s
pleasant to the prattcd air Of The gentlemen Of
The tomneatou over this solution Of Tho problem,
and theE Elce MAS NOT tn the least diseuiAed. n
TRiFLK THIN.
.The following report CAue from tho Stata- House
to.niEht: Gov Packard'a carriage WAS stopped
tonight at the corner Of Rampart and ,Espianade
stscete. where he resides, By ion or twelve armed
1acn, who. finding the only occupant 10 10 IN a.
derly pcrsun, attache Of Gov. Packard, bearing
would NOT be home tonight, left him without fus-
thar rDoseatatIon. 80 ~ -.
PaekAEd'a friends state that he had bean pro.
him. should he attempt 10 sleep At hla home. NJ he
had lately done, and SO he sent his cub ahead to
see IT theto WAS any formulation Ia ths warning
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