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uos ed sslsssiss wisA - sVs. Tsts
Adaus eosssy, sssslsA sSspstbs sane
,iss With tbs sosssy. D. sssses Of
iss ssilssys 10 ~popsstioa 10 over Do
thosasd ed IL vslussios ssssiy "
COL too ailiosa. viii . ssiisasd bow
log would II sshs wsbssss 70 b
sqssi with Adsns sosssy. wAss II
shsuA b. sqssl With vhss Adams
soss,y b v dsy. NE .ss would esly b
about 2 mills 90 The dollar o. twenty
sss,s % ever hssdssd dollars. when
The principal bsooess payable IL 10 not
nsh 10 ~ that wsbslss county 10
aunbss and wealth vilI be double
Vhst Adams county sow.b and 10.
seed sfs 10 Mill ,ax TO psy The 6rst
iss,allnsss Of principal. Il will oaly
take about . 40 mill tar. or swesty
ssa,s fos every hssdssd dollars. NO
dollars On . shoussod. IL.
We believe that ths.s ere lev mAs
10 sAs sousty bot will sdsis that Web.
ssss eoassy 10 1850 vill hsvs . popS.
ls,ios OF tsa thousssd psspss end
valustioa Of four nillios~ This 10
not Q Wild suss. Il might have bssn
Wild nves pears ago when not Aoss
than forty people With not moro than
thousand dollars between them sst-
lied 10 this county with no railroad
nssrsr than Lincoln; Il might hsve
bssu wild for them then 70 say that
In the yer 1878 Webster county
vosld have I 900 people and 400 600
valuation. Bat . railroad oomiss
within twss,y miles Of tho county has
made this vast change, sud . railroad
o. This twA trsversios: the county
north and south will develop this
county o. rapidly 80 0Qo WV DO 10
harder busdss upos..as than N ono
nov IL. Whom the vslustios Of this
sssasy reaches 10000 Doc, which Il
viii do 10 thrse OF four - ,rs. what will
800 b.. what viii 10 l33. 33s
amosn, toi The burden Mll b q
light - The dog Ia 70 tho naa that
kept two Of three ours. Il will b
- light - 70 sscsly 70 bs.isls.
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70 Consumptives,

The advertiser. having been perma.
pently cured Of that drssd disease. coo
sumption, by . simple remedy, 10 snx.
ious to make Known to bic fellow svE.
isrsrs the can Of cure. To Oh Who
desire Il. no will send . copy Of the
prescription used, (ftss si charge
With the directions for preparing and
using the same. which they will fnd Q
sure cure for Consumption. Asthma.
Bronchitis, stc.
Parties wehing IN, prescription
viii please address, II A. WILSON
l94 Pea st., Willisusbursh, N. Y
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New Era.

The time hss come whom . man may
know that 10 will get value received
6r every dollar that he ihvsstS,
Quacks and humbue. CIV scon veS,i'
lated and are Sompsl.ed TO take . hack
sca,. OF be crushed by the wheel Of
progress. A. article muss tosssas
real meri,-muss ba what il h repre-.
.eutod to bs, Or. like The mush,oc
At noon day. Il will Non wi,her aud
die in the radiance Of the brilliant dis
coveries Of modern science. o. 4
C.'sCoueh aud Diphtheria Remedy
cen always DO relied on. 1t allsys The
irritation or tickling Of the throat,
renders expsc,M alton cay aud opens
the sscre,ions. II il guaranteed 10
do oil thst il In advertised 70 or the
money refunded to the purchaser. G.
II. Potter, agent. 5.lS.2u
-Ir 10 worth more THAI 10 own
We sh, 10 pure gold. Wis: U. h C.'s
Golden Cera'e. IL cures sore eyes.
buruA eutsnsous eruptioos and old
chronic sores. Sold By q. n. Potter.
3.lS-2m
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oseA Th!as 1sr ~ D. b 4.
)1sl.SSo n Hhssa Team.

" We vots The boads called for O..
urss Vill show that the b. 3 N. viii
realise st least eioi 200 By The time
tho bosds become due and Oh this o.
The expense Of tAs tax paysm Of
Webster cossty. w viii have o..
tssa payments to make Of oSs00 sach
for Interest upon boads, $500 Is
equals $4,000.
The company will invest ZACH pay.
usns Of $500 soon a ssssivsd aud
gill realise q lisss 10 PCT cent o. The
zane saeh yssr until che bsads ars
paid. TIE interest on thsss different
iavsstnsnts q 10 per cant until bonds
~ paid snounts 10 al ,160. We
also have 70 ~ tbs bonds amounting
10 %7,S00. Add 10 thsss different
sums $4,000 The suosut Of taxes
that he B. b n. will sol pay sod
vhssA ~ usss psS Fsr then ssd ~
have some idea Of what the com pauy
will realise II fifteen years.
al, 100 iutsrsst 90 bonds. 1S7, 900
% different paymssts made By county.
I 1900 amount Of bond. cas- 600
taxes the company will not pay.
elol,06O Total J.
Guide Root. Apr. 1879.
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We bs6sys il 10 the earnest desire
Of every oitisea Of Webster county 10
DO oil 10 bic power 70 promote the
best interests q he sousty. Our
aims azs sas. TIE diaeslty 10 u
view things 10 . di6sssss light.
The pnanimous With and hope 10
70 build W shs sosaty iss substantial
nsnssy. To our Mid NE osly Wv
to secure this rssvlt spssdily y 10
vote ''yss' on tbs Bond proposition
on the tsh Of My. Lss NJ stapd BY
our setiOes. that Webster sesssy 10
not locking 10 s~assFpriss. TIE facts
sad dsurss fesad 10 smother eoluun
cannot fAil't 70 ooayiuos sysry candid
mind that the investment b nsds
upon true busissas p~sisoplss.
Let every man sxsuiss carefully
The figures % ! go What The expense
is to him individually, then DO away
NTH prsjudicos and vote bon sstl,.
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THE A
REPUBLICAN
DAILY $1,000 WEEKLY $50
PER yEAa, POSTAGE PRsPAiD.

The DAILY 10 the hsst edited News.
paper 10 Nebraska. and ceusaiss the
latest t~eksrsphic, local. state. snd
commercial ssws.
TIE WEEKLY eostsiss The enc.
dssssd and eouplsts Ssva Of the week
and Ia the cheapest papsr Of ito Use 10
Nebraska.
special 0ates TO C1uhs.
Remit 70 9. T. YOSr
Nassssr REPUBLICAN, OnAAa. Nsb
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There hss been s,sss The 6rA Of
April. u the different hotels 10 sosu
o~e ksnd,sd nsd sesssw sss psrsons
lootias Tor Isod and siasssa ssstiug
. loes'ios ios business. They oil b
here. nths ssilrosd cones.
p .McGair., from Nauton. lo~a
drove ists the city LIST Friday With
fcss homes fcr Mlssr Bros. he helps
them . year.
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az ioli,r.a week in yorr eva toe =.
OOSi Cu..t tree ,.Nn. risk. Boa!
~. j, "a wants tasstrS.s ~ Hh,c"
l,ers,p ~ raj vc ~ csa ,nsAe .ErcsI
rsy al, he inns they wsrb., wrHe fss
particulars 10 n. HAuEIr b Co;
20 RTLAAp, MAINS. :
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AotsATAiAs ~ Webster County.
osos 90 b fifteen Tears.

II ~ vote the bosds called for. g.
urss will show that Webster comfy
will realise At least >ssS 900 by the
time The bonds become due, and oil
this u the expense Of ~ b. / NJ.
company.
They viii have loss ahsso payments
Of >ls 900 each, Interest on road bed.
els 0oo Z Is equals o22o 900
The interest on the invsstusn. Of
Sis 900 each rear n ten per cent.
until The bonds ars paid amounts 10
oil % ol6S 600
They also have 10 pay the cost Of
ths r.sd bed. aneuutng 70 ol5O 900
Taxss sfths company on road bed
Is years ct 20 mills t%s OOO
Total 1Sss 600
COMMIT on the above two lines
Of reasoning 10 p-nnsepssary.
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NOTICE.
u. s. LAND OFFICE
BLOOMINGTON. Nsb
April g., 1873.
Complaint having t'ssn entered At
THE O@cs By Abraham Reeve against
Henry Fridley for abandoning biz
Homestead Entry. No. li2,. dated
June I'd. 1873, upon The South Eat !
Ssetioa 10. Township 2 n, Range .
w., 10 Webster County. Nebraska,
with . view N The esscsllstiou Of said
entry: tho said parties are HEREBY sum
mon'd TO sppssv . s.this Office on the
Z: day Of NAV, Is7s. ~ O'Clock q
W.. to respond an1 furnish Testimony
CONCERNING ssid s'lsged abandonment.
> WEssIE IN EAroN, Register
Csc. W. DOasEy. Rscsiv.r
Dsposi.ioas 10 The above cass gill
b taken brfsrs the Cosn,y Clerk OF
Webster Oounty. Ns1 ~ the 10Th
day Of May. 1873, A. 0 O'clock q. NJ,
WEBarxR EAroN. Re-. is'er
GEO. W. DoRSxY, kcceivss
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Q Civ1 LIE

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Mark Richards Mucklc. of Philadelphia; Grand nc
cOrdcr, Chas. l.. Meyer, OF Philadelphia
JUDICL4L VAR At NEW-ORLE1NS.

CONFLICT BETWEEN THE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL Az
THORTTIES-rHE AID or THE MILITIA ASKED TO
ENFORCE THE ORDERS OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
COURT.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 29.-SOmc days
ago A. Augstc for second time arrested, tried,
convicted, and sentenced by Judge Smith, OF
the First Recorders Court TO pay fine of
sos, in default thereof to be Imprisoned
five days in the Parish Prison. for tde Of
fence OF selling tickets ~ foreign lottery In violation
OF Act O. of the Laws OF 1874. When convicted Of the
first offence, August released from prison on
writ Of habcas corpus issued by judge Houston OF the
Fourth District Court Judge Smith having reason to al-
prchend that the prisoner would again Apply ioF ana
obtain his release through the Fourth District presented
a petition IN the superior Criminal Court, prayl fOrh
mandamus to issue James d. Houston, Criminal
Sheriff, commanding him 10 hold Ausnsto in accord
with the commitment The sheriff being PRESENT. the
ease vas taken up and tried Judge Whitaker rendered
Judgment In favor OF the reator, and ordered man
damus To issue. directing the Sheriff to hold Au&uste IN
his custody and not 10 release HIM upon the order
OF any court At IL O'Clock last night, samuel BOld'
counsel for Augustc, fled petition Tor
writ ~ habcas corpus AT the Fourth District Court.
Ju ~ Houston mad" the r" rcnn'br Insianttr Iuc
writ issued and served upon ne hrcuer OF the pA-
Sh prison. Al o'clock. -ncih Houston appeared IN
court and declined T. produce tine h0jy OF AuEu,it'
whcrcupon Judge Houston committed Inn to The
Parish Prltou uuil such lmt "~ ne "ouu produce 'H
body al AuEu.tc. Ia" commitment was Accordingly
made out and >ncnI Houston was tak'h 10 the i1Ish
Prison Upon the opening or TIC court al me
regular hour TO-DAY, c"lH''l Tor NH-u,l', "i''
a motion alleging ihi Ausl-'' was p!o"-uI W.
,y J , , Thar an ,,,.ic y.,, r,-trrc.frI ON a
similar charge ara committed To the I"u'h Fls"n WIN
ont hearing, Jude -n!ih h"ng ~ ihr INN laiN cog
n II, VI 'n' 'L,''I"" W rh t'' smith Jn
h, n,r.. q ",rock his evening Why
I,,,li ma, H., ,,,,i. ,,r ,.,ut.rruf Counsel for
a. ,'ut tl i'"' ~, @ , .l,, inaf nv the rulings
a. ma. ,Lrr thr IyIit f IN. ,nI, nal been set 1T
! u.....J ,,.,u. rem
III a.. " ,rt,ti,n ord,,ripy , ci,I .lrrif
',,,,,, ~ ,,e, c,y,,,,,s tn r,orscd Z, mo Parish
,rI-,.r l,,.,f. Iudgp
'''' - 80, ,,t.r.,.., ,,, 1,,tI -h,rIn
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hGans in all cases where they have been
qualified to fill the offices. Northern appoint
ments have been chiefly made at the
suggestion of Assistant Postmaster-Gc
Iyncr, on the recommendations of Republican
Representatives from the districts in which the
post Offices are situated. The only appointments
that have given rise to sharp controversy bordering
upon scandal have been those which have been
taken entirely out of the hands of the Post Office
Department, and made by the President at the
request of other members of his Cabinet or of his
personal supporters.
The result of Mr. Keys policy has therefore been
to reconcile the Republicans t. his appointment.
while the Democrats have looked upon him with
growing suspicion. His letter published to-day
Will make him many friends in the Republican
party; hut whatever its effect may he upon the
masses of the Democracy in the SOUTH the poll
tcians of that section will certainly read him out of
their party
OF a considerable number of Democrats, mostly
S0uthcrncrS. who consulted to-day on the sub
lcct oi the letter, all except Mr. Mills, of Texas de-
nounccd Postmastcr-Gc Keys letter as mpu-
dent, without weight, tending to unite the Southern
Democracy, etc. etc.
For instance, Senator Mrrimon remarked that
such Il letter comes with rather bad gracc from Mr..
Key, and, owing to his relations with the Demo
cratic party, cannot have much weight with that
organization. 1t seemed 70 him like an attempt on
the part Of the Administration to prop up the Icsi
dents title before It is assaulted.
Mr.. McNlahon of Ohio, SAID that Mr.. Key could
not lead anything or anybody, and believed that
the publication Of the letter would result III the sal
walton Of good many Southern districts.
Mr.. Crittcndcn, of Missouri, thought that Mr..
Key had been influenced by the - 900 year salary
which he receives, and that if indeed the letter
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TIE PLATFORM.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, May 29.-Foloving is
the platform adopted 10y the Democratic State
Convention to-day:
We, the Democracy OF Iowa. in convention
assembled, congratulate tn" country on the
restoration of home rule 10 the south. and ia,
era of peace brought about in IcsrOn~, To- the
demands OF the National Democracy, and make
this declaration of principles:
EUst-IaTlf for revenue only; honest ana
economical hUmc-IulC; supremacy oi the evil
over the military power; separation oi hurch
and state: equality of all citizens before the
law; opposition To the granting Ut subsidies t.
any corporation whatever
>,coud-Ihc financial system of the Rcpub.
lean party has been one at foster 10 mOucycd
muuopolic-. of unequal taxation, Of exemption
oI class, aud of rcmoTsrlcs~ contraction that
has destroyed every enterprise which gave
employment to labor; and, therefore, We de-
nOuucr II, its measures and lie men, a. re-
,pon~lbc for the financial distress. misery
and want which now aillIct the Nation.
Ihri-Labor and capital have an equal
demand upon and equal responsibility before
the law.
FomtL--Public officers should he held Ia
strict accountability. dciaultcIS ice severely
punished, and riot and disorder promptly sup
pressed.
Fltth-Wc deprecatc the funding of our non.
interest bearing debt, and insist that the
bonded debt be refunded IL a rate not ex'
cccdlng ! per cent.
Sirih-Wc favor the equal recognition Of
gold, silver and United Nt5tes notes IN the
discharge of public and private obligations,
except when otherwise provided by contract;
and to the end that the same br secured. We
favor the unconditional repeal of the kc>Ump-
uon Act, and ia" Colngsc at silver on equal
conditions with gold. We oppose any further
refinement of United STATES note, now iu c.Y.
culatiou. and favor the substitution OF United
state Treasury notes for National bank bills.
\cr,VN-lt l. the duty of the Government tC
tll.s tlumgIluft "A 4.
Western rivers, and the means provided should
br commensurate with the impo,tau aud
magnitude oi the work.
E,yhH-A thorough investigation INTO th,
be- exposed. truth indicated. and criminal,
punished ma accordance with th, law when.
ever found. Ncacccyt and rcariirm 'hc doe.
Times of Nh. Iildcu'~ l,t;cr upon wa claim.
aS "a proper adjustment ell National policy
upon thlt elias, oI claims upon thc public
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1 nLNNLE 10 lONNrL NR.IN.

TORoNro, Ont May 2H.-C0loncl Albert ID.
shaw the popular American Consul ri TINS port WHO
has recently been promoted To the poSli" OF consul, 1T
Manchester, England wa, entertained AZ a sldhd DAN
,,uct at fine Curcn Hotel last evening. Mayor
Morrison occupied the char. ANA among those
present were the Hon. GcOrgc Crown senator noSel,
of Buffalo, aud other american 6rhtCm ,i'c loH'
Consul at Toronto. the Io!. DIVER MoWil ilcuhei "i
Ontario; members of the Dominion Parliament dhu vi
the local Legislature, and large number "I me n"''
prominent citizens. A letter read from the non
Mr. Mackenzie, the Premier uf the Dom.n"u irErrlhS
that prlor rnga grmcns prevented INN from being pres
cuI aud pas Iug ISL compliment Ia OoioH' HutM "i
official courtesy AMI excellent Vir.oh"I Yla"'. D.
AppropIiatc speeches were delivered curing the
,,ru, and lritc,, we're read from secretary ENali'
senator 'onklug, the Hon. stewart L. "o"dI"i Tot
master Jane, ut New ORR, aud Il number al o'hI'
American and Canadian gentlemen htid'om, al
dress was presented to Colonel shaw on hehht VI the
leading citizens.
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CONTRACTION AT AN END.
OVER \ MILLION OF GREESBACks TO BE REfSs
LEY IEILnEArM 10 liz ILInuNEI

OVER MILLION OF GREESBACkS TO BE REtSSUED.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, May 29.-ScCTctaTy Sherman has
decided to construc literally the bill prohibiting
the further contraction of lcga-trndcT notes. Mr..
Fort, who Is the author of the bill telcgraphed 10
Treasurer Gilfllan this morning asking him how
many dollars were ready to he retired from circula-
tlon under the operation of the Resumption Act
He replied - ,6OGG9 Mr.. Fort subsequently Wis
ltcd the Treasury Department and learned from Sec
rotary Sherman that although these notes had been
prepared for destruction, and had already been
punched, an equal amount of new notes will be is
sued at tn" same time that the outstanding cir
culation VIII not he reduced during the present
month. The notes viii he cancelled on Friday. If
the Senate had postponed action upon this bill two
three days longer the outstanding lcgatcudrIS
would have been reduced 10y more than q million on
ne 81 pi IN
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WOMAN N TIE SUPREME COURT.


\
icy TrlrDEtrH TO TiW IEIEuNEJ
WA~mINGIoN, MAY 29-About three mouth,agothc
House passed a bill providing that any woman who
shall have been member Of the bar of the highest
Court any state Territory. or of the District Of
Columbia for three years, should be admitted 10
practice before the supreme Court OF the United
states. Senator Sargent who IA the champion OF
the rights of woman III the Senate" offered sub
stltutc on the 22d of April, ia these words: That
uo person shall hc excluded from practising a, an
attorney and ,ou-rllor-at law bcfurrauy Court OF
the limited state, ON account of ,cA' To-day. in TIA.
morning hour. the senator moved +" tab" mp th"
House bill. saving that hc only expected test vote
from the friends Of the hill. III" motion tu take NJ
the bil Wa, lost by iIc vote 81 - {" 70 lhr di-
vision Wa-, with lrW exceptions, on party lines.
hc ogIy Democrats who voted for the blll WI"
Mr--l.. Butler Mcdonald and NooInrrs. and iAr
plIy Republicans voting .u the negative were
Nr.-r,. CoulIme and ilam.iu. senator Sargent
rxuIr--rd satisfaction with 'Ec vote.
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rrIEGHArlIIC NOTLs.

Irp,<ov Penn. MAY 2a-Whilc constructing
harm TO v IN Heidelberg township the axe at one oi the meh
New handle, aud injured Two U. inc "'l"ho 80 OAiN
neither expected To recover.
OrFnrC, MAY 29.-At htlt-past this afternoon
Gr brnkr ont IA quantity oi d,al, stored at h" II Law
,"r Dicks belonging toJ. a J. MClArcu ~ buckingham
Ouobcc Tue loss will amount TO 10000 uninsured The
insured IN the Imperial VIII Dc consider
aI,iS damaged though fortunately the tdo Is high
MONTREAL MAY 29.-JOhn Kelly, an American
,ouian, oa the Lachne Canal and member ~ the hun Of
Tohn UcAlcr has UiystuiiOusy disappeared. with
900 Canadian ouIrrn'y on his person lUul play IL
feared could have inject IN ASCENDING his affairs he
ing In satisfactory condition Detectives have the matter ~
hand.
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IIAEEOR APPROPRIATIONS.
SOME OF TIE MORE IMPORTANT on TIE AMEND
MEMS 10 me ANNUAL ELL EY THE ~LNAIE
COHlMiTIEE.
LEY IELEGNAnM 10 IllLML NJ
TO ruE TunrNa.I


MEMS 10 me ANNUAL BILL EY THE ~L>AIE
CosMirIEE.
Inr TELEGRAPH TO r'E TuHrNal
WAsmNGToN, May 29.-lhc senate Committee
on Commerce reported the Riycrand llnrbor Bill
late this afternoon with numerous amendments.
The amendments offered III tie senate ana referred
to the committee, called for appropriations III ad"i-
about $i,OO0,OOO Most OF these wcI" rejected bv
the committee. Some Of the appropriations made
by the House are reduced and few o. the more
important are increased. TIL" BILL - reported to-
day, call, for the appropriation OF i'om 3'1oOoo 10
800, 900 more than was appropriated Dy the House
BILL The following are o"ne oil the most important
changes proposed by the n"n"' e committee
The I'cm Tor the Harlem h'Vri HnpI"' ,l''n. j.
Increased from Tl'o'"oo 10 f"oo'oo'' ia, i"'
Hell Gate remains rs axe" hy me House al F'"''-
900, rs well as those ion me li"H'"h h'''I at
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MR.. KEYS LETTER A SENSATION.
NORTHERN REPUBLICANS VERY MUCH PLEASED
TIE CONFEDERATE POuICIANs DENOUNCE II
icy TELEGRAPH 10 THE rrIBrNEI

BITTERLY.
ICY TELEGRAPH 10 the TEIBCNEl
WAsnIXGrON, May 29.-Mr. Keys letter. pub
lshed as it was simultaneously with that OF Mr..
Alexander H.. Stephens caused genuine political
sensation in Washington to-day.
Party spirit has run 50 high during the last two or
three weeks whenever the subject Of the Potter IN
vestgation has been mentioned, that comment by
public men current events has been Of very niue
value. The Republicans, almost without exception,
have supported the position taken by their party
leaders, and have denounced the whole Democratic
movement to reopen the Presidential controversy as
unwise if not revolutionary. The Democrats, on
the other hand, who were at first considerably
divided were solidifcd by the action Of their caucus
and. whatever their private opinions may be, they
have felt bound to stand by the action of their
party, aad to defend it. The current comment
to-day on Postmaster-Gcnclal Keys letter, there
fore takes color chcnG from the politics 0! the gen
tlemen commenting.
Upon the Republicans the letter Las probably
made a better impression than anything IcNtmas-
teI-General Key has done since lac entered Ar'
Haycs's Cabinet For several months he was
looked upon by Republicans with suspicion, ana II
was feared that he might his position III the de-
paTtment to plot against the Republican party. IN
deed it was supposed that in making appointments
to post Offices in ne South he would prefer Demo
Gratis to Republicans and that his department would
become sort of stronghold of the Democracy IN
tpit Of the Administration This anticipation has
been entirely disappointed Mr. Key, very modest
way, has managed the business of his department
~ business principles, giving preference to Repub-
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pryysyIyANlA KNIGHTS rEMpLAR.

ALTOONA, Penn, MAY 29.-Ihc annual cleo
ton the Pcnn,y au, knights Tcmpar took pace AT
the cOucayc of the order to-day aud resulted 49, io0Ws
Grand Commander, samuel y. Dick' OF McidEo very
Eminent Deputy Grand COMMANDER, John /. :. '3pll
Of Lebanon Grand GrnrrassiD0, DcWlu g. ,'IIpl' pl
Pittsburg: Grand Captaiu-I General Goo W. hcnpilcE
ir.. OF Philadelphia Grand Prclac. IN" KrN pihIo
WashbuIll, OF Philadelphia Grand senior a,I"n -
Frank Brrnrman, OF Lancaster: Grand junior Nuu'l
Cnas ". BatchelOr, Of PIttsDurgi Hrhhu ileasWIer'
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\ GELAT EALANCE or TRADE.
washington NOTES.

WAsmNGfos wednesday, My % 1873.
The total subscriptions 20 thcI per cent loan to-day
were $685.
No appointments rs cadets 70 The Military Academy
or of cadet engineers and cadet miapmcn to the Naval
Acadrmy at largr,wi be made ths ear until tie pend
ing bill prescribing the vi those appointments Is
disposed Of.
If ia nos-ibe that Commodore Beaumont, chief signal
officer OF then avy, now duty at the Navy Depart
ment viii be ordered tocommand the Boston Navy Yard
while Commodore ForlHl A. Parker VIII be ordered To
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THE CONGRESS TO MEET.
A TREATY OF PEACE TO BE PREPARED.

TREATY OF PEACE To BE PREPARED.
LOCAL COMMISSIONS TO DE ORGANIZED--COUNT An
DRASsY's OBJECTIONS DEFINED-TIIE MONTENE-
GRINS STUBBORN.
1t is announced that the Congress will posi-
lively assemble, that it will lay down the
basis of a treaty Of peace and organize
local commissions, which are to be
guided by conference of Ambassa-
doris at Constantinoplc. Count AndrasSy
has defined his objections to the San Stcfano
Treaty. They relate mainly to Bulgaria. The
cYpcdency of a British protectOratc over
Asiatic Turkey continues to be urged by Lon
don Journals The Montcnegrins persist in
holding strateGical points near POdgortza,
despite the circumstances of the Turks.