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MOuNDSVlLLE.
End OF the COcayne will Case :
Opening speech, tSc.
MnuEpsYILLH. March 2.

GEISn IDtsllieeurr.
IIi'so easy to write locals when there
u 'Onrlhing to write about, but when
tW'Vlhing il 40 duIl as we have il now II
naIno't impossible 10 compose a read
able communication. And as ! seat my
*Ii tOlry 10 write, | can only think oi
0ne item Of interest and that is that the
Giil Of the Cockayne will case is at last
alhhed. Your readers all know thai
asCl'e has been on trial for the last
'a's' weeks, 1t has created as great in
s'e' in the community, II not greater
sla did the McAGeChsn case, but now Il Ii
aasaSd 'Thejury to-day at noon agreed
VP0uA verdict and that verdict Austain'
&ViIl.
Ihs case ws ably and closely contest
~ Throughout, but the result has beer
.ai' the majority Of those who heard The
Vial expected.
oqt schools, which closed on Tuesday
W'ni31g in order that the teachers might
"Rtd the Benwood Institute, will resume
SRtA''ohs on Monday, and will no doubl
w w, Continue on without interruption
''EI the close Of the term.
,lst day Is iHrk and cold and drolry,
~ "'a'' aud the Wind Is never weary
,,sii'I,nlt describes this day better than
,o'l' OF mine could do. The roads IL
v country are almost impossible, and
@ot but few country PEOPLE are ii
wv To-day. Our streets are about a'
'sy dull. ~ \.
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TRiADELlnIA.
Temperance Lecture, Oyster
supper. &c.
TRIADELPHIA, March 9.

Eton lhWllSenCer:
The lOug-Iooked for temperance lecture
lsd oyster supper came of on Thursday
ueuing last. IA was expected, quite a
number we're present from Wheeling.
TAs hlII was comfortably filed and the
aeling was opened by Mr.. ]. NJ. Rich.
ld., who announced that after reading
thlpler from the Bible we would be led
inprlyer by Rev. Dix; after prayer the
choir aADg an appropriate hymn, after
which the as4emblage was addressed by
vi. Robert Marshall. His address was
hort but to the point.
Alter Mr.. MarShall concluded, the choir
sag several beautiful temperance songs.
SAtn Mr.. Richards urged all 10 sign the
pledge whether Incorporate or otherwise,
hat they might exert their influence for
GOD On others. Mr.. J. E. Sisson was the
tn to respond. MIR. W. Baggs nextiol'
lOEed in M address full Of fire and anec-
tols. lie seems to be thoroughly in
tLDe.tAnd means 10 WORK while III IL
Mdiy.' The choir next sang "Rercue
he Psti,hing," when another urgent ap'
pal v~ made for signers by Mr.. Baggs,
Iho mccet,led in bringing forward quite
iEanber.
E. c. Cracraft, Esq, delivered an ad-
dos full Of eloquence and uttered some
Noble sentiments.
After the Doxology and Benediction
SRev, Dix, supper was announced, oil
which many present partook, the boun'
dIul supply on hand showing that there
hpenty Of the good things Of this life TO
kiOund IN and about Triadelphia.
The ladies' having the supper room in
charge ,howed their knowledge OF the
apiHtArt, and deserve great credit for
Aslf good management. .
ltWa. the "wee sma" hours before all
III quiet in the village, and we think
every body was well pleased with the,en-
ktiainment and hope the sum realized
lShiCh il Tor the benefit Of the NJ. X,
Vdu'Chl will be satisfactory.
Yours truly, u.s."
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THE TURF.
Entries for the Lexington Spring
Meeting.

Entries tOr the Lexington spring
Meeting.
LEXINGTON, March 2.-The proposed
stakes Of the Kentucky Association, to be
run at the spring meeting closed to-day,
with a prospect for an unusually large
number Of entries.
Only u part OF the nominations have
been received. Those from a distance,
which were mailed on March ], can not
reach the Secretary Of the Association for
several days.
The entries received up to last evening
were as follows: The Longfellow stakes.
8; the three year old sweepstakes, IS, the
filly stakes, II; the colt stakes, IA; the colt
and filly stakes, II; the selling sweep
stakes, s; the sweepstakes for all ages, 8.
The track is In fair condition, and The
horses are breezing over 1t every day. II
is thought that there will be larger mum
Der Of entries for the spring races this
year than at any previous meeting.
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OIL | l.oRr.

owing to tie large mass Of business to
be transacted the general impresslon is
that the session Of Congress will be pro-
lonped until August.
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CUBA.


HAVANA, March 2.-The Insurgent
forces at Remedies, under Garlic, will
surrender their arms on the 9th inst
Insurgent Chiefs Jimenese and Sanchez
with 425 men, II women and children,
surrendered in the neighborhood OF
Teracha. The number Of Insurgents sur.
rendered in Puerto Principe is reported
at 600 men, with 400 members Of their
families.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, March 2.-.The petition Of
Sir Hugh Allen, Rev. Gavin Lang and
others, asking for an incorporation ofthe
Church Of Scotland in Canada was thrown
out by the Committee Of Standing Orders
on account Of insufficient notice.
QUEBEC, March IN. Girard's lumber
mill at ST. Albier, was burned to-day.
Loss heavy.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTEzLIGENoER
WASHINGTON.
THE TARIFF AND CIGARS.
Texas Pacific Railroad Bill.
MEXICAN BORDER ouTRAeEs
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Senate
Committee on Patents will report early
next week to the Senate the pending bill
providing for general revision OF the
existing patent laws. 1t is understood
the amendments are not very material.
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Charges Of perjury have been brought
against ]. G. Duncan and Thomas Gray,
Dnncan's iather.in.lRw, ex.secretary and
President OF the Pioneer Bank, at San
Francisco, for having published sworn
statements last July, ialsiiying the con.
dition Of affairs Of the bank. The gen.
eral impression Is that Gray, IS Presi.
dent, was merely figure head, knowing
nothing Of affairs Of the bank, and
having no voice in its control. Gray
furnished bail. Duncan remains In con.
fnement.
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A DRFAuIrER SLIDES.

LAWRENCE. MACS, March 2.-Charles
s. Whittier, Town Clerk and Treasurer
OF Methuen, left town on Thursdsy, and
to-day letter was received from him
saying he should not return, as he was
short In his accounts. An investigation
shows that he is a defaulter. His bonds.
men are liable. Whittier was recently
conspicuous before the public in conuec'
tion with a fight over the Methuen Post
mastership.
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Zach Mitcheil's Unsuccessful
Forgery.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-The past week
has been characterized by much more
than the usual average Of sensational
rnmorp, and the development Of the dis:
barred lawyer, Z,ch Mitchell, into . bold
but unsuccessful forger, was a painful
surprise, for which the public was hardly
prepared. Il Is said that he will emil
grate shortly to one Of the Territories. as
the unpleasant notoriety be has gained
through this transaction has, notwith-
standing Colonel Broadhead iorgaye him
and tried to place the felony in fayora:
Bile light before the public eye, spoiled
all his prospects for the future in this
civ
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CRInINAL mATTERS.
Prospect OF Evidence In the Arm.
strong Murder Case.


PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-The Prose.
cutting Attorney Of Camden county, New
Jersey, has received an anonymous letter
saying that for 81, 900 the writer will give
such Information as will lead to the con-
viction Of the person who murdered
John NJ. Armstrong. He adds that, II
his offer Is accepted through the personal
column ol the morning paper, he will
give an interview; also, that II he does not
give satisfactory information he will
make no claim 10 the amount. The
prosecuting officer says the county will
accept the terms and rely only upon the
writer's information TO strengthen their
case. The insurance companies will pay
no attention 10 the anonymous letter,
preierring that justice should take It's
course In the proper way.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, March 2.-In consequences Of a
recrimination on Friday, in the Chamber
OF Deputies, about the veritication Of the
election, Paul de Cassagnac and Mr..
Thomson, Of the Left, fought duel to-
day at ST. Germain. Cassagnac's sword
pierced Tnomson's throat, inaicting a
probably fatal wound.
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LARGE and enthusiastic meeting, were
MD on Saturday at POtsville, Pa, and
S,r M, Albany, Ind, in opposition to the
.wooJ. At. Tariff Bill" Resolutions were
,loUted and memorials prepared to be
.,,, 10 Congress, protecting against the
..,.,,rs now before that body. Al the
po,uyiIIe meeting $4,000 persons were
.,.,spt
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EXECUTION IN MONTANA.

HELENA, MosT., March 2.-Miehael
AfcAndrews was hanged At Radersburg,
Mont, at 2 o'clock p. N. yesterday, for
numbering man named Mauer, last fall,
with whom he had travelled from the
Black HillS. The evidence against him
was circumstantial. He made no comics.
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Signing of the Peace Treaty Not
Yet consummated.
Rumor that Russia has Abandoned
All Claims to the Fleet.
Condition Of tho British Fleet Re-
sarded as Critical,
In Case of Immediate Trouble with
Russia.
More Talk About Russians Entering
the Turkish Capital.
Eastern Complications.
rnE sIruAr1oN As To ENoLANp.

LONDON, March IA Constantinople
special says: Great distrust and uneasi-
ness are felt respecting Russian designs
on the Bosphorus. They can occupy the
Chanak forts at moments notice. Move
ments, the objects Of which are not appa-
rent, are still progressing. The position
OF the British ships at Tuzla Is regarded
critical, owing TO the short run for torpe.
do boats, from Tchekmedje, or San stefa-
no. II is strongly suspected Thorneycratt
torpedo boats and Whitehead torpedoes
are being dispatched 10 the Sea OF Mar
mora, in sections. Russians occupy Shar-
koi, Rodosto, Erekli, Silivri and Tchek.
medic, all Of which are admirably suited
as basis for torpedo operations, should
II be decided TO menace our feet. Precau.
tions are taken nightly to guard the ves-
sels against surprise.
The Times says the announcement IN
Parliament yesterday evening will be
welcomed as revivipg some hope OF a
peaceful settlement Of the Eastern ques.
tion.
THE POINT AT ISSUE.
VIENNA, March 2.-The Political Cor
respmdenee publishes a Constantinople dis
patch which says: "Intelligence from
various quarters sgree in the statement
that the entry OF portion Of the Rus
sian army. into Constantinople may short
ly be expected, irrespective Of signature,
or delay Of signature Of peace" The
same paper has semi.otiicial communi-
cation from St. Petersburg, taking excep.
tion to Count Andrassy's demand for ak
millions OF forms. Itsays: Though not
intended for armaments directed against
Russia, this credit places Austria, out
wardly, on the same footing as England.
Russia haa certainly no objection to Aus.
tria's occupation OF Bosnia and Herzego-
yina, Austria objects to the complete
autonomy Of the whole OF Bulgaria,
formed into single province, and its two
years. occupation by Russia. The latter
combats partition Of Bulgaria into two
provinces, instancing the fruitlessness OF
a stipulation separating Moldavia and
Wallachia. A temporary Russian occu-
patton is imperative for the maintenance
Of tranquility and the prevention Of ex:
cesses by the Bulgarians, but measures OF
control and supervision may be taken to
prevent occupation assuming the charac-
Ter Of a conquest, or assimilation thereto.
VARIOUS DISPATCHES.
LONDON, March 2.-Forty-one respect.
able citizens have been Imprisoned IN
Semindria, and a number at Paratschin
and Jagodina, charged with conspiring to
assassinate Prince Milan on his home
ward journey.
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DspA7cHn we're received in London
Int nigh, from Constantinople, anuounc.
i,,,b., 4 treaty Of peace had been signed,
,,J.,b,, the Grand Duke Nicholas had
,,,ouuce,I the fact to his soldiers at a
,.,sW at San SteEano yesterday. Rus
ir i. reported to have abandoned her
,l,iu on Egyptian and Bulgarian trib-
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Verdict In the Dicney-T, tus Case

HAMILTON, o., March S.-The jury In
the Dlckey.Tytus case brought in the
following verdict at l2 o'clock last night:
ave, the jury fnd upon the issues
Joined between the parties In favor OF the
plaintiff, and aSseAs her damages, BY rea.
son Of the promises, at the sum Of 50, 600,
an. 2. ALSroN, PoremAn,n
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BURGLAR SHOT.

FoRT sooTT, KAN, March IA man
named Bernard McKinnea was shot and
fatally wounded about o'clock yesterday
morning, by the night watchman in the
Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad yard, while
attempting to break into q passenger de-
pot. The deceased Is entirely unknown
here. He had stated the previous even
ing that his home was in Springfield, III,
Letters found on his person, however, in
dicate that his friends, or at least his
sister, recently resided in Providence
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Receipts for the week: Wheat SOL.
900 bushels, corn 5S4,00u bushels, oats
2l4,0O bushels. Shipments : Wheat 5O2,-
600 bushels, corn $4,000 bushels, oats
22l 900 bushels. Receipts same time
last year: Wheat $4,000 bushels, corn
6SS 900 bushels, oats $4,000 bushels.
Shipments: Wheat $1,000 bushels, corn
$3.50 bushels, oats III 900 bushels.
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Rev. Mr.. Henkle was presented on the
seventh ballot by Rev. Mr.. Hyland. Be.
fore the balloting began Rev. Wm. IL.
Meade said that while he did not feel at
liberty to say that bis friends should not
vote for him, yet he requested them not
TO do 40, and earnestly entreated those
who favored his election to vote for Rev.
Dr.. Perkins, Of Lonisville, Kentucky.
lie asked Il as personal favor, announce
ing that he would do 80 himself.
twill be observed that on the llth
ballot Rev. George W. Peierkin, Of Balti.
more, was nominated and appointed"
and the next step in order was for the
Laity to Consider and elect" A motion
to adjourn prevailed.
FRIDAY MORNING.
The Laity, this morning, by vote Of
10 to confirmed the choice Of the Cler.
~, and Rev. Dr.. Peterkin is chosen
Bishop Of West Virginia.
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lErEEDAY Mrs. John Snyder, who
yynsln the vicinity OF Mt. Sterling, near
SI'IlIIe, attempted suicide by taking
TTGtal' T,tal' Little prospects Of her recovery.
S,SONa3ale business transactions is the
NPP0sl cAnsa.
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CougrERFEITRRs ARREsrED, ,

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-seyen per-
sons were sentenced to-day for making,
passing and having counterfeit money,
10 terms Of imprisonment ranging from
four months 10 twelve years.
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Receipts of hogs were $4,000 head,
against $4,000 head last year.
SOUTH AMERICA.


PANAMA, March S.--A new volcano
has been discovered by the officers oi
the U. s. Flagship Omaha, in Patagonia
and the name Of the ship, Omaha, is pro-
poRed for Il,
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Charles A. Sumner, Secretary Of the
COMMITTEES Of Deposttors in the Pioneer
Bank, has fled . complaint, charging
Duncan with the embezIling Of 1900
shares otstoCk Of the Safe Deposit Com.
papy.
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ma grandson Of Commodore Wander.
y.",sIsulhOtilY Tor saying that WIN, H.
IiSati0llI will settle the suit between
s,It l and his brother GOspslIus, by
FSag The latter Sl,OOO,OOO.
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TheGntelligetrtr:

rg,p,.mium on gold declined small
taa .,ia1 in New York on Saturday, and
a,s5. ,'asyp advanced both in London and New
a, L
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.Tur Couucil Of Parkersburg submitted
=, = ,ote Of the people on Saturday the
w. ',..,iop Of "liceuse" or "nO license"
=. ,s,ult was 800 for to sO2 against.
IT,. ~ Council not having any authority of
,.T =, 70, submitting the question, 1t is not
I,,,u I vhs, action will be taken in the
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FALL RIVER, MAS, March 2.-The
Board OF Manufacturers Tonight voted
10 stop their mills two weeks In March
and two in April.
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popE LEO Mi. was crowned in Six.
,,,. Chapel at Rome, yesterday. The
ceremony began at $50 in the morning
,pd terminated at 1880 in the afternoon.
Tb. Cardinals, Prelates and Diplomats
,steIi,ed to the Vatican and a few others
we're present.. The Pope was afterwards
carried TO his apartments, BLESSING the
,ptstntor. on the way. A few houses
were Illuminated, the windows Of which
yss broken. The troops dispersed the
rroEd without casualty.
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JTrIR1Y DENIED.

Mr.. Clinton, counsel for VIM. H. Van.
derbilt. says there Ia absolutely no ground
for the rumors that the suit Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt has been or 10 about to be
settled by the payment Of one million
dollars,
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:. ,hs contested election case at 81.
,,.i,.,iIIs 'h for Recorder Of Belmont
N'" .,, Nr, Barnes, the Republican can.
ISs",. 9iJ,,: ba. been declared elected by a
''' ..i,, or three votes. Mr.. Wright,
=. 4. D+aOcrAtic candidate, will take an
.s,.,I -, 10 the Circuit Court.
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Tar New York World in speaking OF
lie Presidents veto message says:
"The veto message demands the praise
due to the able and conscsentious per-
ofnlrce OF public duty. President
Hays gives his objection TO the Silver
Bill clearly and ter:ely, and there Is less
.iyrt after effect and more straightfor.
Vird strength in thiS message than in any
previOus document that he has written"
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MARToN, Ala, March 2.-Alberl
Young, Robert Jones, silas Wright and
Lueius Porter, all colored. were hanged
In the jail here Yesterday for the murder
Of Isaae D. Moore, white, November Q,
1876. The necks Of Young, Wright and
Jones were broken. Porter died from
straugula.iOn.
Fatal EXPLOSION.
PorSyILLE, March 2;-By an explo.
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KING HuNTRERr HoNoRED.

The Duke OF Abercorcorn to-day in
vested King Humbert with the Order Of
the Garter, and presented letter from
Queen Victoria. Remarkably warm
cordialities were exchanged.
GEN. GRANT.
Ex.President Grant is expected to ar.
rive in Rome on the 18th inst.
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VOLUME XXVI---NUMBER l64.

sion of sulphur in the Lower Ranch
Creek Mine, near fremont, Frank AL
spach, Albert Snyder, Henry Faust and
Thomas Tegley were severely burned, the
last named fatally.
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Neyv TriaI Denied.

NEw YoRK, March 3.-A motion for a
new trial 10 the famous five million dol.
lar Emma Mine suit has been denied.
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decimated, and nearly all the inhabitants
ITALY.
The PODe's lntentiOns.

RoxE, March at is said the Pope
intends 10 dismiss the Poni6Cal Gems.
darmes and Swiss Guards. He will
probably reside, mostly, at Castle Gan.
dolfo, a village fourteen miles southeast
Of Rome. In order to be away from the
Italian Government.
The report Of the appointment Of Car.
dinal simeoni as Ponti6cal Secretary OF
State Is premature.
The Italian Government categorically
denies that the reason why the Vatican
countermanded 4 public coronation Of the
Pope, was the Governments inability to
prevent disrespectiul and hostile mani.
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sMALIP0X.

PERp1osAN, March S.-There has been
a frightiul outbreak Of smallpox in Rien.
tort, In the Department Of Tozerne. The
population Of the commune has been
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ENGLAND.
ARMY Changes.

LONDON, March 2!-Lieutenant General
MacD Dougall, Chief OF the Intelligence
Department Of the War Office, will in
May take command OF the forces in
Canada. II Is Understood that, in the
event Of war, General MacDougall will
have authority TO raise 10000 Canadians
for service in Europe.
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London Views OF The Bland silver
Bill.

LONDON, March S.-The passage Of the
Bland Silver Bill over the Presidents
veto has been commented upon by all the
leading papers which have as heretofore
shown intense bitterness and unfairness
in discussing it, but the public in general
do not seem to have been alarmed. Its
effect upon the value Of our bonds has
been scarcely appreciable, whatever
changes that have occurred having been
due 10 other causes. Going back nearly
six weeks, to the time previous to the
passage Of the bill by the Senate, I find
that on January %,
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TEEA'uRr srArRuEST.
Jhe Treasury nOs holds
10 Uuli el States nls " secure Ma
tlUuAl lauk circulation. sSid $50
dsro.IS.... % '"" ...S..........n.. ...: 1883 900
unIhl siAies X nIs drIOsi,cd iT CT
cuIAtiOn i'r the week ending L-'ny- :O,S 0
UuItCl States bCnhs held for rirculA.
lion. withdraw iu the week tndIhS ,.
ESo wv
National bank Cur uhtIou OutitandIilS
and currency nUteL........-.....'''," S'o tse':sS
Gold notes 8.........,.. sSt'!sv
Internal Fesenue feetipH.,...,...'..'s'''' Ss'nVO
Custom teCei oO9o1s9oE
Receipts Of National bahk nIIes LOT tue
week ending to-iay. y.."...,".... ......... HlItVOo
Comp red with The coin spHdiOH pa ,
Recs pts IL ......... u 900
The Post, this evening, gives promi.
nence TO an editorial reiterating the as
sertion that there Is evidence TO prove
that certain Of the statesmen who visited
Louisiana to "see u fair count" made
promises oi office or other reward Tor i'm
proper and unlawful acts committed BY.
other parties IN connection with the
transmission OF election returna.
Both OF the Naval Committees Of the
House were hard at work In different
localities to day, taking evidence regard.
ing alleged frauds 10 the naval service.
Bel Seen the two 4 great maAa Of evidence
will be put in, and II seems Improbable
that rascaIi,ies OF any considerable i'm.
portance will escape detection.
A private letter from Honolulu gives
a glowing account Of y dinner given by
King Kalakaua to thirty distinguished
person., among whom were Minister
Comfy and several officers Of the United
States Navy.
oil LORI.
owing to the large mass Of business to
be transacted the general impression is
that the session Of Congress will epro-
lonped until August.