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WIShE, 10 BE LEI ALONE.

To Tng EDiroR THE nEwALD:-
You have shown nucn generosity 10 doclinin &
to discuss my case untu you we're sure thai ~ was
one whicn Tue public had u risnt TO discuss thai
venture ask your protection against the swarm OF
lies, misstatemonts aud perversons OF tho truth
which iound their way into the cSsumns oi some
Of your less scrupuIous contemporaries. came to
TINS country without prelentons Of any kind; work
hard a nrst calling Tor winch nua In myself any
ntness-y0ur cardrack may stii contain my nrst
apphc ativn Tor Journastic work-l try reaIy 10 de-
vote myself 10 thus calling, making lew acquaint-
ances, visiting no houses, hving q simple aud
PEI urious his; ana because "a rnnor hsppcns TO io
about, pscAuss waters gossip ~ thsir pau
tries oa women cackio IN tns,r sewing s0cietcs,
1 am denounced as Q kilt OF haii-nrdgcd Roger ricb
borns, carrying tho art oil impossurc by means oil
suooth tongue. IA foreign vile and Dig aog aud
porters s~nt to harass my vile, vino 10 tlc less
than a cbiid, aud speaks not word OF Engltsn, de-
maudins ner marriage certificate, ifghtenDs her out
hcr VIA ssa hen puDiisbIsg 50 grotssquo vcr-
OF whns ene was supposed 70 say In her foreign
lang uags that ~ rcads 10 Ike y cnapter Of the
"a aDiau Nignts," though lees entertaining Ian sure
you will feei, as issi, that tnis muuay stream Of
slander sad tislstatte mas run 70 tue umst limits
which decency allows and that justice, " chiv-
AIRY demands that bathcrs nj tho seaside and
IN town bo furnished Win some other amusement
than the dlscuss,en OF my domestic AFFAIRS.
W. MON rREsOR
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

An amendment TO the cart ordinance will be pro.
posed oy Alderman Jacobus at the next meeting OF
the Board. II provides mat the license year will
commence aud end each year October 80 Persona
procuring licenses present for vehicles should rhs
amen me ut become law vii! not bs compelled 10 70.
new them until after Got obsr 80. 1879
Mr. - w. Andrews, 81 the Fifth avenue stage line,
paid 81 300 yeslerd ~ Mayors Marshal Kelly for
lLage licenses. He exprcssei tho opinion that this
would be the las, payment as rapid transis might do
away with stage patronage.
According 10 Comptroller Kelly's last monthly
s.asmen inst issued me ,c.ai net oset o. sos o'y
compsrcd wnh tho ssme date last year, OF
81 400 ISL 81
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 3. 1878.
Cotton weak and Irregular; miadlng Iubc low mid
Hing, lO4c good vrdnsry bc. Net recept 146 bates.
Exports cvustwse. 4d sales, ~ Stock, 4 lyJ.
Nrf ORLEANS, July a. 1878
Cotton dull midding lie. low niiddinn lOssc; good
ordinary ysc. Net receipts xJy bales; gross Jlv. Ex-
lorsro France 7eS; ccastwise TOt Sales 200 Stock.
ao,S2D
MoBus. July 3. 1873.
ding, 1osc l0htc; good Ordinary. sssc 9tae. Net
receipts ~ bales Exports, coastwise. U36 sales 80
Stock. 1857.
sAvAsSAH. July g. 1873
lotion entirely nominal middlipn. 10 Il-I6c mid
snr ~ 3-iec; good ordinary 3Bc Net receipts Is3
b"bea Exports cosstwtsc. l2v. stock. ,23t.
. CHARLtsroS July g. 1878
Cotso aniet: mid,iiinx lie low mfidlins Ostc. good
udinny lOsc Net receipts. 40 bales Exports coast
Else. ~. ssles. 70. stock. <UB
WILmISGroS. N. O.. July q, 1878
epiStss 81 tufpsahns dul and nemlnal, kosin hru ~
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CONFLICTING PIANO MAKERS.

wniiam Becker. Of No as2 West Thirty .ai,n street.
appeared In the Jefferson Market Court yesterday as
complainant against nvs prisonsrs-August Kunts,
Eugene vsIsnqui, Herman Prssss, Joseph Martin and
Antonio Giecntsr. lie saya that the quintet tell
upon him subjected him the toughest Of treat
ment Tncy were cmpioyc cd by Mcssrs. DiehIfnan AZ
fonk, piano msnufactofers al Ma s7y ronth avenue,
who some time since made Arrangement with
Becker by which he was TO make inc tops OF their
pianos by contract. He Immediately proposed "a re-
ductiop OF wages, which stirred up Dad brood In tn
ineo and AN assault upoo him Was the result. Each
prisoner was hsld In $500 Tor trisL
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
IcoNT1NUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

%slsys. Vermont prime, small, 2ss Z sss Fowls
sSssn pesss sss's
Rs s is s % ss s
i2e; do Southern, Zoe ias; do Western. lis; roo..
.'E sad
york 'ns ns s
per H., SOC. SIC Geese Jersey New York and penn.y
via .qasS.. per do:.a sOc 81 3S English snps per
.PRovisIoss. -Rscsipt.--Pork. 277 bbs lard. 1905
bacon sisres. ls5o Sssss beet Is ibis and aS
GS,k ~ ws q s s so1s g a. the second ss as rot
SO ii s1SGs q osss
delivery sold $40 and 500 bbs ior octoGsr dsyeTy
s :ss. ~ ioSo sa ii pesl.% %'rs: bellies:
Bacon quiet 50 boxes short clear sold at 80 iS Beef
.sSIs 5ss. for city % heavy to light ise!udins pigs
st !gs s, siass
si:$s: :. :ss IS
r f. M tor Assss ~ .a 81 - % e D %
y EfhP $ .as ess go on S"". 'Ga %
sa, ss
srn, ise Dos state tubs hne i7e lsc DO. fair
sa .s M e s.
ss'; II ;;:.% ."$ :s W.;
near by Sy ise isc State frnnsyisns isss
Sss:an :S lad is Inferior l0s
RIcE.Ihe market active and strong 800 ba Ran
goon in bond sold At So la We queue e-Carolna: iair,
biac. 6Ac: good to prime 7c 7t4c. choice INC.
Be- Louisiana, good TO prime, To- 7lsc. PatnA, 7sc,
currency: In bond. 4c. 4Ac., gold Kangoon. In bond
31fc 3Lc., gold.
srxAn!SE -keceips-2l tierces The market was qaet:
prime Western quoted ut Szc. and choice do NJ sac.
SuGAR.-The market for raw was firm Lut quiet Re-
fined steady, with fair demand. We quote Fair
refining, 3-16c.: good do. ) 49,; Cuba centrifugal
hIds. and boxes. Nos TO is 7kc 81 DO moassss,
bhds and boxes $40. 7c Ro"to Rico refining
TO tair 6ssc do. do, good to prime: 74c. 7h
refined standard s?sc. Sc. A, Ssc crushed,
Die ent Loaf sass oc white extra cs; 7,Sc sla.
bsc TAO The following shows the statistical position Of
yAw:-
Hhds Bags. Measto
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AN UNDESIRABLE TENANT.

Captain williams yesterday predaeed ~ seass Mrs
Caroline Bsngnsrdt, charged win Kespisg disor.
dsriy mouse on Broadway, whore she was found ,ns
night before Ia company with Danfsl wsdrop, John
r. Moore aud Franklin Go,dsmiin, who were also
tsksn into custody. Tue compliant was sdc at the
instance vf Mr.. Nsthsnici WVoIhuI, OF the Arm OF
ssndford wcodhai, milk dealers, who let portion
Of The noass 70 tbs wcmsu on ner representing hvr
self 70 % rsspsetabIs Mra B2nghsrdt wss psgeled
BY yuass sash sndsr $500 bail condition. tnal shs
vUvl1 beavo We Dgemtsse beters night
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cinct fou captain and and quarreua
the corner OF seventeen street and FIRST avenue
and arrested them. Yesterday they were brought TO
the Ity-sevsnth street Police Court. sud while in
tho prisoners pen they became engaged In q fierce
hand 10 hand encounter, which resulted Mc0eo
having his shirt torn to shreds the captain, who
has but leg, having lost the the
not even scratched. Judge KibsstL. hnsd them $40
each default Of pay ment sentth dowa stairA
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CAPTAIN AND CREW.

William Townsend Is Tue captain and James NC.
Gee Is The 'crew" Of the small boat that plies be.
tween East scveniie,h s,reet and the worknousc on
B'sckweIps Island. On Tuesday evening the screw"
went spree and later tue captain wen, 10 hunt
min up tho saloons Of Yorkvis. A. eleven o'clock
that sisht Vnicsr smith, OF The Twsny-sshtn pre-
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

., q Total..... -. s,252 I.O7I 1888 $3.50
closed with loads unsod at noon
,e@ pSor 70 Eooa ~ on ssnens = M so.,S and rather
:as ~ ..r. 4 Ss1a:a ..s.
oSssa Missouri. steers. pss lb ses IL sws IT,
e lTs :.. =. s per b. b. weight x:ss
on per re head "G' s.es. Weights TO-
e at @ e.. spss s. ws 81 .ss
sSIt = seyasids % 80 SI..oari steer. Is head as
:,sss; !, ss serb weigh. 3 ews ai.:ou;i
steers 4 sis 81. H. w..sS; 5osssh
;sn' e As:s Il * sr Fl
nssa 2'5 riss. .sa Steers at csn Is
i:s; S 'Ss 81 head !s
lead s a per lS BE- %sshs % ~ eri Vi.
i head sssc pc! H.. wsirh sw ,e.n. head at
IT, Kahn .:S T for kann ns"a G Co. sss . iii
Is = w.t. ffss
& IS @ 'ss V
@ "a Hss .'Ss per IL ss.S
iIL;reiEhs s,7 ew, 2. ewi 50 ews; bulls, live
SsfA...en ;sia I'D for Pc %sssss
s sold S isr siss. s.a.
css ifs' sisSs cs
me "s sSs s .sFs 50
p1s :se,r: :. :, s per soc -
sa, 81 ;S j. I:.s; S;ssS
Ssi fs e ifSi. y i
" = r' ." g; 'ss :" = ss,s
e. e. S',sAs vim T. s"s ir.s.Isa 10 ,ii ID
soari steers s per "s'shs * c~i Folly som.
veil as. eS Msrr g H iSs. Ss.,sss ss :: M H.
iS, wsisS, = w,.sari Sc. steer. ss
j. ~s q. siS u s:.S
~" .s s- for H. * .T 10 i.ss. s" .ps
ns steer: pc r: c:a s vim s S III
e e % ssaa At sse .es per 10 30 20 s:a :. % per wiz,
e. & r''sasi saa s"'a '''s : sss
.ehmia. ."la iot N.rr, 1893 l,lIn is steers.
head sd 81 % on pee &c head 's' on
s per- wss. ~ ss ~ "a @ 20 head % :,
is With soe on per head op 70 mead asd 81 per head
s,s .;sn, sss per H. wsss. y head - ss ~
S.iss. Of Is $40 los d. IL: lot ''''. p'' "'
lames on per ID on our last quotations sheep sold
ss t pc, To- .ns !.%' :, az. ee per ~ mixed
sa '''R asf s .s ffs' ss" K sheep @
bucks ana ewes, weight 1880 lbs. 3stc. per
lb 14s Ohio sheep. weighs 1880 lbs. n
sae per ib ~ ken,sesy lambs weight $50 lbs. At
0tsc per H. 2f2 keutucsy lambs wciznt .iT0 lbs,
Ss.'sn "si lis Ssie sS sheep wei ~siss:
ss,.. y,..u lbs: az. ~. s3 ~ per ew. isS Onto
Virginia l~mos. weight 1880 lbs. as 5as. per 10.
yudd Buckingham sold 2tO Ohio sheep. weight
1890 i.s AZ 37sc ib. 2Is Ohio sheep, weight
lbs at 81 1854 ewt 81 Ohio sheep $50 lbs
PC per ~ <. Barnes SOLD 2s, keniucky lambs. weight
20 lbs per head s 5stc per ID J. Kirby Co sold i2s
IiIino,s sheep wsishs 90 per head a, 4e per b ius
ON" sheep. Te'gn. o. Ie, per head at 4e per 10 ds
e. kcns1esy lambs weigh, 90 70 per head per o.
lbs pc, head, az 4he per H.; % state sheep.
lambs. weight 81 lbs. per head At &c per ib Davis
alicnbeck sold 81 Ohio sheep, weigh w per at
&C. iD 10 Ohio snecp. weight ~ iba per head at
~ ~ cwt II Ohio sheep weight SO lbs hcnd 1T
tac per H. ~ Kentucky lambs weight 6B lbs per he adj
- W per 326 KENTUCKY anbs eight "a ibs p.r
head ut % per H. - kontucky arnbs weight los Der
head, NJ Sac. per ID.
MLcn cows.--A few sales reported at s.Ss $50 per
hesd. calves Included.
ysALs AND CALvks -rrsdc slow and values cd Butter.
milk FED calves sou ut 81 ~ - 30 per cw ordinary
quality calves ut &c. - DC. per ID.
Hoes There were NO Dve hogs on SALE
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED.

CoHg1-W WoLPE.-Miss HANNAH COHEN Of Jersey
City, to Mr. WILLIAM WOLFE, OF Denver, Col No
cards.
Denver papers please copy.
DEy-wHrTE. --On July 8, 1873, st New York Pres
byierian Church. by Rev. w. W. Page, JOHN r. s.
DEY aud ANNA BELLA WHITE.
MAEKs-PurSAM.-Onr TUESDAY,. July 2. 1873, at the
saence OF the BRIDES parents. by tne Rev DR.. Ken
drick PERir q. MYERS. OF Yonksrs, N. r.. 10 LILIAs
b. daughter oil L. S Putnam, E.Q, OF PouRukecpsie.
PicxyELL-LAaR.-On Wednesday, July 3, at the
resdence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Charles
G. Norton, GEORGE PIcKxELL 10 JUsriSA q. LAIR. No
cards.
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7A224 l.225 13S. pos $50
1867 200 2,b67 $50
- - -- --
1871 11,425 14O,272 939
4.31S l2O 1880 $50
74,473 11.305 l3S.292 $50
io5.27l 1894 243,50O 1880
9I.361 53.6l5 20l.e57 4,l6i

s. .9l3 44.6l6 POS O44 l4,1H
TALLow -kecepts-.lI hhds., li2 terces and 81 bbis
The market quiet 10000 lbs prime sold l6c
MHIsKhY Receipts, sos bbx Tho market was quiet
FRklGhTS market in general quiet, but rates
nominay unchanged. Ensagem ents 40 Liver
pool. German bark 400 bbls. refined petroe
Philadelphia to Bremen owners account; American
bark hence to bordeaux, 1000 bbs crude do, A. Sd.
German bark hence i.iga. 5000 bbis IS. 4ad
American bark hence to Dunkirk, 5000 grain
A. Sd British bark ITO arrive) hence to avre q. 100
quarters grain prvase terms American snip
TO Antwerp 500 bbs refined petroleum at A. German
bark hence to Copenhagen, 300 bbis. do, S. 3D.
american bark hence to Bremensor Antwerp, 5000 bbs
do, A. Italian bark Phsdelphia to Cork tor orders
35uO quarters grain. 6s lsd Italian bark hence Bor
deaux, 5000 quarters do. 6s.
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CUISINES. Ofro.lrs.IrIm..

style. easy In fabrication and Offering large benefits Is to
be sold for the sum OF fsDOv 10 the United states OF
America Tne said invention obtained first prizes in
Engisns, France aud sanjsEo. Offers post rsstsnte
0encve CSwissej. y. q. D.. 10. ~
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL,

LIVERPOOL, July 3-5 p. NJ.
Cheese 46s per cwt for the best grades Of american
Cotton The sales Of the day included 800 bales Aneri
Futures firm up,ands. low mddlng clause Juiy de-
livery 7-32d: upixnds low midding clause and
September delivery. 932d also 5-16d uplxnas low
mIdding clause, Scptember Uctoeer livery, -I2d
uplands low middlng clause October and November
livery, 5-l6d
ANTWERP. July 3. 1873.
Petroleum, 25l<f for fue pale American.
LONDON July 81 NJ.
Tallow, 3ss. 3ss, Sd Der cwt.
NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIvERP0OL July 3. 1873.
Pork-Eastern dull at 52s Western steady at 47s
Bacon-Cunberand cut steady at 20 short rib steady
3Os long clear steady at US Cd short clear steady
Sos I'd Hsms-Long frmer at shoulders steady
27s. I'D. Beof-india dull ut 64s do. dull
Dos: : prime do oul ut 72s Lari-Prime Western
steady at 35s. 3D. Taow-Prims city dull 37s. FUR
pentine-Spirits steady ut 24s Rosn-Common dull At
5s fine dull at los. Cheese-Amsrican choice ady
49, Cd Lard oil hrmer at 39s FourExtra State steady
esdy at Ss Cd do winter dull at 9s 5d. Corn->oft
steady a. s Cd for do steady ut 24s for old
Cotton seed oi-Yellow American none Ia the market
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, July 3-5 p. NJ.
Paris advIces quote per li4L l2nc for
account r4t
PAaIs, July 3. 1873.
Exchange on London. 25f lI5sc. for short sight.
LONDON July 3, 1873.
India council bills were allotted to-dsy at decline OF
I'D per rupee.
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COPAItTNERslIIPs.

NOTICE is nhREBY GIVEN THAT TILE L,w
IN partnership heretofore existing 1corge Fred
Jones nnd Charles Harris Luscvnb 3Is broadway
New YORK city M this day Dissolved mutual consent
JuLr 2, 1878. GEORGE FREDERICK JONES
rHE UoPARTSEBstIP ,HEREr0fORk EXISTING
under the nrm name OF Weisenbeck Co. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Norris y. Lowensvhn s
alone authorize 60 sign IN Liquidation.
NEw YoRx. July g. 1878
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Stock (nscertained by actual
count, including specula-
ti0n,, July l, 1878. .......
Receipts since July l ......
Totals.................. .....
Sales since June l. l...........

Stock this day. July 8. 1873.
Comparing with stock July
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Gettysburg Claim. Rejected.

WASHINGTON, April 8.-The treasury depart
ment has rendered decision regarding the
Gettysburg claims sixteen in number, fled in
the autumn of 1875 for the use and rent of the
camping and parade groungs and buildings
used for hospitals in the summer of 1868, near
the field Of the battle of Gettysburg. The de-
cision of the assistant secretary is that the
owners have no claim to compensation, and no
compensation can be awarded them. Such
losses are part of incidents and accidents of
war, and the government is no more bound to
repair then, than to indemnify citizens against
destruction by food, or fire or earthquake. An
owner has no more claim for rent under such
circumstances than he would have against the
police of town whom he invited to protect his
house against the assaults of burglars or a
mob. The government, as matter of
grace may by act of Congress, give indemnity
for such injuries, but there is no existing
statute authorizing the payment of such claims.
There is no occasion for further investigation
of these claims. They must be promptly re-
jected if presented anew to accounting officers.
Endorsement of the treasury department
April 5th, 1878, approved. 1t would be impos-
sible for any government to make good such
losses during war and especially civil war are
here claimed. Certainly there is no authority
of law in the treasury department to pay such
claims, and would not ask Congress to au-
thorize it, though entirely within the power of
that body. Signed, JOHN SHERMAN. Sec'y.
Daily globe., 1878-04-09
NUMBER IS.
FIELD OR SHIELDS FOE DoonxEEP-


We suppose Congress has the right to elect
the doorkeeper who happens to be the
choice of majority. There is no obEga-
ton, of which We are aware, to bestow the
Office on any particular person. Such mat
ters have usually been determined before
hand in a caucus of the. dominant party.
The nomination of Gen. Shields by Bon
Butler was a trick, and as a trick should be.
treated. Has Ben Butler the right to die
tate to the Democratic majority? If he has
there is no party.
Ben Butler did not nominate Shields out
of regard for him personally, but to start
strategic movement to give eclat to Ben
Butler and the Republican party. Gen.
Shields, we hope, is not
party to SO disreputable a
transaction; indeed the General is reported
to have said, that be would not accept the
Office at the hands of the Republicans. and,
considering that the Republicans are in a
decided minority, the General would not
make greater sacrifice than in accepting
the nomination at the hands of Ben Butler
While we should be glad to
see some suitable position be-
slowed on General Shields, considering
his advanced age, the Office of doorkeeper
seems of all others the least adapted. It
requires man of the greatest diligence and
activity. And candor compels US to say, too,
that we know of no particular obligation the
Democratic party is under to elect General
Shields doorkeeper. He has been elected
by Democrats from two States, Senator
of the United States, and by
the Democrats of another, Representative
in Congress, and excluded by black Repub-
icans like Ben. Butler and his party tools.
Seldom has the most distinguished Democrat
received SO great honors, and we are quite
sure Gen. Shields will be the last to com
plain of the selection By the House of an
other Democrat whose greater activity, and
more youthful energies, and better Judgment,
may prevent the necessity of electing an
other doorkeeper, at least, by the present
Con oreas
Daily globe., 1878-04-09
Senate.

WASHINGTON, April Sat the expiration of
the morning hour the railroad funding bill
came up as uninisheN business and Senator
Sargent continued his remarks, interrupted by
the adjournment Friday.
During the morning hour the chair laid be-
fore the Senate the credentials ofaGeo H. PEN
tlleton, Senator from Ohio. Laid on the table.
Also a communication from the secretary of
war asking an appropriation of $4,000 for
printing the records of the confederate States.
Referred.
Senator Ferry introduced bill to amend
the revised statutes in relation to temporarily
filling vacancies in the executive department.
Referred.
Senator Sargent introduced a Joint resolution
authorizing the President to appoint a COM
missioner to negotiate treaty with Corea
Laid on the table.
Senator Mathews gave notice of proposed
substitute for the bill to repeal the bankrupt
act Referred.
Senator Dorsey introduced a bill relative to
the rank of certain retired military officers
Referred.
The bill providing for public buildings at
Topeka. Kansas was taken up and amended SO
as to limit the cost to 5000, 900 and passed.
On motion of Senator Burnside the bill to
remove all restrictions now existing in regard
to the enlistment Of colored citizens III any
'iIlll VI GHe OnlCeu CLdCeS army Was taken
and briefly discussed, and laid aside.
At the conclusion of Senator Sargent's re-
marks, Senator Blaine formally offered his
amendment to the 1,Ol2th section Of the bill
striking out the words, reserving the right to
alter, amend, repeal and insert, but SO
long as said Central Pacific and Union Pacific
railroad companies shall faithfully comply
with the provisions of said acts of 1862 and
1854, and of this act, relating to payments to
the United States, account of bonds adj
vanced, and OF the sinking fund to be estab-
ished aforesaid, such compliance shall be
deemed and taken as sufficient to meet the
obligations of said companies on account of
such bonds prior to maturity thereof
Debate ensued between Senators Blaine Sar-
gent, Bayard and Thurman, and then Senator
tdmunds gained the floor, but gave way to
Senator Thurman, who said number of Sen
ators had gone away, ,asome of them not feeling
we'll, and he had said he would not ask a vote
on any OF the propositions to-day, but would
ASK the Senate to finish the bill tomorrow
The Senate then went into executive session,
and when the doors reopened, adjourned.
Daily globe., 1878-04-09

Mr.. Blount, from tho committee on appro-
priations, reported the post Office appropri-
alton bill, and it was referred to the committee
of the whole. It appropriates $4,000, 1873.
Mr.. Butler moved to suspend the rules and
pass the bill introduced by him some time ago,
to provide for issuing so and Is cent fractional
currency, and l, 2, 8 and dollars United
States legal tender notes, pending which, the
House adjourned
Daily globe., 1878-04-09
BOTTLED BUTLER.
HE SEEKS TO NINE Il DOOK-KEEP-
En- IN TIE HOUSE or THE LORD.

Ehe Game to Divide the Democratic Party
Failure--Butler Seeks to Fire the North
ern Heart, but it Doesn't tIn1lame--Clymc
Explains the Tricky Trick of the Tricky
Irickstcr--Sh ields physically Unable to
Discharge the Duties, and Not Deserving
the Ctttce--Edens Conundrulns Unlnask
the ButJerian Observation-Disclosures Good
Enough for Office When they are Rcpub-
l;cans--The Vote Stands, Fields 1873
Shields }Di.
Daily globe., 1878-04-09
MiScelL0NeOlf8.

WASHINGTON, April 8.-The President has
nominated Justin E. Colburn, Of Vermont,
United States consul general at the City OF
Mexico. Mr.. Colburn has been the chief Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Times,
for number of years.
Secretary Sherman left to-day for New York,
and will be absent several days. Assistant
Secretary Hawley is in charge Of the treasury
deDartment
Daily globe., 1878-04-09
WHISKY FRAUDS.
Madison Excited over the Re-opening ef an
old Case for the Trial of Implicated Par

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, March 8.-Considerable ex
citement exists here over the fact that the old
Middleton whisky fraud case is to be re-opened
and men implicated, heretofore not supposed
to have any connection with whisky frauds,
are to receive trial for completely therein. The
distillery at Middleton was the first distillery
seized in the Northwest at the commencement
of the whisky fraud raid. Those implicated in
it that were then known, escaping with light
sentences. A United States attorney has been
here looking the matter up, and the case will
surely be re-opened in the United States dis
trict in June.
Daily globe., 1878-04-09
The Work of Pirate sherman.

ings bank, with deposits of 1922, ,163, and the
South Boston savings bank, with deposits Of
81, ,565,962, finding themselves unable to meet
the demands Of depositors, have been placed
under the restrictions Of the new savings bank
law.
PROVIDENCE, April 8.-The suspension of one
of the savings bank in Pawtucket causes SO
much disturbance in the minds of depositors in
other similar institutions in the village, that
at the request of the trustees, the Governor
has appointed commission to examine the
franklin and Pawtncket institutions for saw
Daily globe., 1878-04-09
A Divide Agreed nnon.

San Francisco, March 8.-A Portland dis
patch says it is asserted on good authority, that
an arrangement has been perfected by which
the English and German bond-holders who
have for some time partly owned the Oregon
and California railroad, the Oregon Central
railroad, and the Oregon Steamship line, are to
divide the property. The English bond-holders
will take the Oregon Central railroad, which
they have controlled for some time, and the
Oregon Steamship company, and the German
capitalists viii take the Oregon and California
railroad.
Daily globe., 1878-04-09
A Big Gold Brick.

HELENA. Montana, April s.-A large gold
brick was cast to-day from product of the Pc
nobscot mine. Its " lue is over fifty Thousand
dollars. The mine is located about eighteen
miles from Silver City, Montana. The brick
was the product # one hundred and fifty tons
OF ore, and tho ost of production was Sd, ,00O.