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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
" AsHISGToy, Jan. 81, 1873.

SEN TIE.
WAsHISGToy jan 81, 1873
THANKS STANLEY.
Mr. uAnLN Of Name, called up the House joint
resolution extending the thanks vi Congress to Sir
Henry NJ. Stanley the explorer OF Central Africa,
and II was Unanimously agreed 10.
THE SILVER BILL.
The Senate then res umcd consideration oil the un.
finished business, beng The OIL to authorize tho lrec
of the standard SILVER dollar and TO restore It's
legal tender character
NIr. BAYARD, of Delaware, SAID number oil Sena-
tors desired speak upon the bill aud
they should be heard before a vote should
be taken any one OF the amendments
Those who were opposed 10 the bill had dcsisn
OF causing the least delay, but no senator was pre-
pared 10 spe TX toby aud no therefore moved that
the further consideration Of the bill be postponed un-
vi Monday next with Tue uDders. sanding that vote
should DO taken as as the legitimate business BIO
exhausted. 1t had been his intention to prepare his
views on the subject but circumstances beyond his
control compelled him 10 DO absent IRON the city, and
she clorc nc>cOuli not prepare nimsciL
AMENDMENTS OFFERED
Mr. MORGAN, (iem) Of Ala, submitted the follow.
ing aB an amendment 10 the BILL
And the owner OF any silver bullion may deposit tho
any United states coinage mint oicc In
quantities. OF thc value OF not les tnao slp 10 s,nsle
dcpost aud not to exceed tao OF SlOOuOo dnrns any
eaend"r mouth TO DC coined into such dollars ana INC
proper officer IN charge OF such coinage mint assay once
sna under Ieg"'"ohs w. DC prescribe py Tue Sece,n
OF the Treasury Issue cert hcatcs to such oi silver
bullion dcpOsng tho whith certiica rs the
wcignt of the bullion deposited aud It's value AZ
the then market price ia legal tender notes OF
United shall be stated. aud such bullion
snail be coined into silver dollars OF the weight aud ncnes
hcrcnbooro prescribed aud the ot the
required less than thirty days than
after the date OF sucn ccrtihcne nay
cause paid of certificates
stated IN such csrtcates the value the button
posted In tendcr or IN silver dollars winch made
legn tender by The ~ the option OF tile
all the existing laws applicable to tue Rssayng and
mntiug god bullion aud Ia reference eaus sci
forage I'll rs0m except herein otherwise provided.
made applicable " the coinage OF silver bulon and alter
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WASHINGTON GENERAL DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1873
THE FIGHT BETWEEN The TEXAS PACIFIC AND
TuE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RoADs--sFIcy ARGU-
AfyTa lEFoRE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Tue liousc Committee Pacific Railroads to day
continued hearing OF arguments The Texas and
Southern Pacific bills James H. Sorrs, on behalf OF
the Southern Pacific, replied TO the argument oil Gov.
ernor Brown us to the power OF Congress TO
authorize the Texas Company to construct a
railroad IN California and TO bridge the Colo.
RADIO River, citing decisions OF tho Supreme
Court wherein the right OF eminent domain
rs vested In tho state ana not In the federal gov
ernment aud also from dc. sions IN the Omaha
bridge case, where tho Court expressly waived tho
question the power of Congress the SUBJECT as
not Bong tnen before flo also Routed allega.
lions Of atgrday to the cost and profits build
ipg the Central Pacific Railroad, that having been
madetho subject OF an exhaustive investigation by
the Forty-thIrd Congress, when the committee, by a
vote OF 10 TO g. docidcd that further Investigate
was u ecessary.
Mr. q. p Huntington then addressed tho committee,
IN reply to Colonel SCOTS argurscnt made last week
He denied The assertion mat the Southern PacIac
ana Central Pacific were the same thing, and sand
tney were quite distinct In their orgoniza-
,.ors and aims, and that when completed
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MORTON REMOVED.

GOVERNOR ROBINSON DECLARES HIM GUILTY
OF NEGLIGENCE AND BUSINESSES HIM FROM
THE EXCISE COMMISSION HE ALSO HOLDS
THEM PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSSES
THROUGH MURPHY's DEFALcATIoN.
ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1873.
Tho Dllowing documents were issued by the Gov.
ernor to-day
STATE OF NEW YORK Executive CHAMBER,
ALBANY, Jan. 81. 1878. I
In the matter OF charges against George W. Morton,
Commissioner OF Excise in the city OF New York.
Charges having been preferred 10 me alleging NAL
ioasance and negligence Office on the part Of tho
Board OF commissioners OF Excise IN New York, ana
owen Murphy, one OF said Commissioners, having
abscnndcd from the STATE and Jacob NJ Patterson,
another oil SAID Comm issioners. having resigned. q
copy said charges duly served upon George W.
Morton, the other Com ssioner, ana opportunity
gwen him be heard, and said George W.
Morton, in person ana by counsel, having APP
pcarcd and been heard before me n refer
cuce 10 said charges, after due examination OF said
charges and made thereto By the said George
w. Morton, aud the statements ana arguments IN his
behalf find that the charge OF negligence In the per-
Torrance Of the duty of his said Office we'll founded
and have, therefore, IN pursuance OF tho statute in
such made aud provide, removed and do hereby
remove said Geor.e W. Morton from his said olcc OF
Commissioner Of Excise IN the city OF New York.
Given under my hand ana privy seal OF State ut the
city oil Albany. this 3lst day Of January 1878.
BY the Governor. l.. ROBINSON.
DAVID c. ROBINSON. Private Secretary.
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MRS. OAKMAN'S ADVENTURE.

HER AssA1LANT HELD-sHE IS SENT TO THE
HOUSE OF DETENTION.
Looking mono the worse for her nights lodging In
the station house, Mrs Addie W. Oakman. the asci-
MATING Boston blonde whose adventure on wednesday
caused SO much comment walked into the Tombs
Police Court yesterday in company with her sister,
Miss Gale, and an officer Tho sisters were as mucu
alike as II they were twins Both were handsomely
dressed and of ladyke Appearance They seemed
ovcroyed having met each other, but their happ-
ness was considerably marred by the surroundings.
When Judge Murray announced himself In readiness
TO hear tho Onlandt was taken from
ans rs 0uSmau took the Witness stand. In
low and musical voice she told the story OF ner al
venture, which agreed Substantially win tue state
ments Yesterday published, only that she went 1ur-
Their positively that Ohandt had attempted
to outrage her IN the rear room oi his saloon she,
however expressed desire not TO prosecute, appar-
emily not liking the n0toriety that was springing
from the matter With reference to her meeting the
her 10 drink. She accompanied him 10
his saloon and drank whsAcy. her direct
testimony concluded, Counselor cowan' repre-,
10 a severe cross examination, In which she
admitted having drank several glasses OF ossr on me
whskey In Ohandt's saloon Referring 10 herfante-
cedents the counsel Asked
"Where IS your husband T.
Aud YOU reside when at homo in Bostona"
"ldon
Arc you divorced IRON him?',
"No We are separated by mutual consent"
The witness turtuer stated that she livcd with her
sister ana mother BuckiD gham street, Boston.
The next Witness was Richard Luke, the young man
who heard the cries ana saw the attempted outrage
IN rough tho partition. He was positive his tes-
timouy, and stood the cross-cxamination without
any material contradiction. Mrs. Oakman was lying
on the floor resisting screaming and tho prisoner
was struggling win her. Frank Thompson corrob0-.
rated previous witness, and told tho story Of the
preylou US day. US did also Roundsinan CahiiL
The prisoner pleaded formally not guilty, and Judge
Murray liked bail IN the sum OF $4,000, and ordered
Mrs 0akman TO be sent 10 Tie House oil Detention.
Counsellor Cowan was rcticcnt with regard to the
limo Of delence, put limited that he had evidence
strongly rejecting on the complainant
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twelve months Of approval of this tho
coinage OF silver bullion ha be regulated in ali respects
by laws relate to tho coinage Of gold bullion
Ordered printed.
Mr.. BoorH. Of Califorpja, submitted the following
amenoment as an additional section:-
That any holder OF the coin authorized by this may
deposit the same with the Treasure any Assistant
Treasurer of the United states in not less than
$40 receive therefor certificates of than So
each. with the of tho United
The coin deposited representing the
certificates shall be tanned In the Treasury the
at the demand Said certificates sha be re-
ceivabe tor customs taxes and all public dues. and when
SO received may 10 reissucd.
Ordered to be printed.
The question being on Mr. Bayard'S motion to post
pone tho further consideration OF tho bill until Mon
day next after somc debate It was agreed 10.
Nr SARGENT moved that when the Senate adjourn
to-day IL be 10 meet Gu Monday next. and said the
time between and Monoay could be probably
employed. The committees had work to do and sew
era Senators desired 10 prepare themselves to speak
on the Silver bill Tho motion WAS agreed to.
The Senate then, at quarter TO TWO O'Clock, ad-
burned until Monday.
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THE NEW EXCISE BOARD.

Tho Excise Commissioners yesterday issued instruc-
tions to the inspectors whose duty 1t is 10 examine
into aud report upon applications for licenses, direct
ing them hereafter 10 furnish a description Of tho
mention tho time when tho premises are
visited and to make return the same
day. John Cavanagh, OF NO. FL SIKH
subseque ut the request OF Owen Murphy deliv-
cred up his license 1t was yesterday restored TO
him as there appeared 10 be cause why IL should
DO taken from HIM. About forty licenscs most Of
them for the sale and beer were issued during
the day. There has as yet been no FORMAL organza-
ton OF tho now Board.
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BURKE AND CHANDLER.

THE CLOSE CF SPICY CoRRtspoNDENcE.
WAsuiSGros, JAN 81, 1873
Mr.. Chandler furnishes The following additional
teloeramh:-
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 80 1875
w. r. CHANDLER, Washington, u. O.
Tho statements IA my telegram are true. Can DO
ostablisnel. And having. admitted the,r appcatio
TO yOurseli, II is evident mat your past
with Lou Blant affairs has been such Justify me
dcclmlpg any iuriner correspondence Win you on
that subject h. a. BURKE.
REPLY CHANDLER.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81, 1875
Major 4. A. BUREg, New Ofeaus:-
Please make pubic immediately all proofs OF your
cbarges against me- Nith the memorandum you nave
Of tho ormicy's Hotel conferences.
w. r. CHANDLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
SALE OF PAINTINGS.

Acolle lection Of paintings which has been on exhL
bllion at the Kurz Art Gallery for several days was
partially sold auction last evening by tho Mcssrs.
Leavitt Mr.. r. somervillo officiating as aucionecL
Owing to the storm the attendance was very slim.
not than forty persons being present. Many pic
lures were WITHDRAWN, either Tor want OF bid or afe
too small an offer. proposition was made early in
the evening TO postpone tho sale, an ion be-
ing made by or two Of the bidders tho sale was
continued OF the whole number OF paintings offered
eighty two were Withdrawn, those that were nc.
tuaiIy disposed OF proughrvoy low, prices. The sale
will be continued this evening.
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Morton had been personally guilty Of Intentional
wrong doing. On the contrary. this was nos charged
on the part OF the prosecution, and what little un-
conradicod evidence there on this point went 10
show he endcavored In tho Board TO make
better provision Tor the security OF license moneys,
and was overruied IN hts efforts by his TWO
cocaRucS Nevertheless, tie remained MEMBER
Of the GARD whie all these irree uartes gong
on, whereby thousands of people wore deceived, led
into difficulty and subjectedSto great injustice and
wrong. Ind IL my duty, therefore, to remove him
IRON his Office on The ground ~ negligence in the dis
charge of ITS duties, and have mado Official order
TO that effect l.. ROBINSON
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THE COMMISSIONERS HELD PERSONALLY LIABLE
FOR MrEPHYs ACTS.

FOR MURPHY s ACTS.
STATE OF New YORK EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, Jan 81 1878 I
liz the matter OF charges against George W. Morton,
Comm ssonor oil EXCISE IN the city OF New York
George W. Morton In person aud by counsel, mad n
hearing before charges IN this matter, ana his
answer thereto. Tho answer demos nearly ali allcga-
therein stated aud explained II the question OF re.
moval were 10 90 dec ded upon all or most Of these
allegations ii would perhaps be necessary to
appoint commissioners 10 take furtner
proofs. II appeared, however, hearing,
by admission OF Mr. Morton, that II had been
tue practice OF the Commission OF Excise 10 tuko
IRON parties applying for iiceases tho license tee IN
advance, to be returned II the 1lceuse was after
ward refused ana that very large sum OF
money, about $1,000 had thus accumulated IN
the hands Of The Commissioners He aioaes thus
accumulation has resulted principally from tue great
the recent decision OF the Court OF Appeals the
Excise law appears that at least 500 900 OF tins
money is not now IN the hands Of the Commission
ers, but has been embczzcd 10 that extent mere
are funds out OF which parties VINO have paid IN
THIS license money can 10 repaid u ceases DC refused
tnem or from which license ices can DO turned INTO the
city treasury, IN accordance with the statute, u
licenses be granted. am not called upon to decide
whether these were public moneys or not Ihe CON-
missioners received them in their Official capacity,
and 1t admitted they not now In their hands Tor
restoration 10 the parties entitled to them. or Tor pay.
mont into the treasury rs the case may be-.
regard this Il sufficient ground Tor the removal
oil all tho Commis Is oncrs II they were before IL
is 80 n,graut a negligence OF Official duty that u
merits the severest concentration. ohiy one ol inc
Commissioners Morton) mas appeared TO meet tho
charges preferred. OF mo other two Murphy has ab-
seconded and Pate rson resigned.
The Commissioners cuosc Murphy as their treas
urer, and these moneys, being In bank SUBJECT TO his
check ms treasurer we're taken by him and applied 10
his II Is claimed that by the charter OF tho
city oil New York all boards ara authorized to APP
point a treasurer, and therefore TINS having been
done IN the presc0t case tho treasurer alone should
meet the penalties OF his personal deialcatiou.
But the Comm ssloucrs oil Excise arc not
u board created by charter They derive their au-
tnorty ana powers IRON tue general Excise law OF tho
State. inoy have no express authority 10 appoint
do SO In conformity with the custom OF other boards
acting In public affairs OF the CITY, but that action did
not relieve the IN oil their Joint iiabiiity
However hard tho case may 10 upon he other Com
mssloncrs, do no! tccI JUSTIFIED IN relieving them on
tins plea from responsibility Tor inc present scanda-
lous condition things IN their department. IL Is ruo
that no proof was presented that led me TO suppose
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F. RRY FAXES.

In relation he proposed reduction OF the ratio of
ferry isre between New York and Booklyn Mr. Joseph
A. Perry, one OF The directors Of tho Union Ferry
company SAID yesterday that the "ierrcs cannot DO
carried with Tao ierr age hxet at cent. With
tue exception OF the Futon Terry The said the Ieres
do not pay EXPENSES. In three years at moot ther
will be bridge. which Will decrease the present i'm
come oil the company"
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MRS. oAKMAN's ANrEcEDEuTs.


The Evening Traveller says OF Mrs. Adde Oaxman,
who claims to have boon assaulted In u saloon III Now
York. that her friends here state that she received
her education AT the Lasseli Female Seminary. in
Auburndale, but having inherited an appetite Tor
Iauor she has fallen SO low as TO have been sent TO
the lsland" Tor drunkenness. IL Is also alleged that
CIR husband eft her Tor this cause. The object OF her
visit 10 Baltimore is said TO have been 10 obtain
nostio ION the stage.
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MIR. CLARK AND SING SING.

PouGuKxlPsIE N. Y, Jan. 81, 1873.
Warden Clark OF Sing Slug Prison, passed north 10.
night his position Superintendent OF Public
Works Ho says he takes his position against HIS
will but will do the best he can, and that the polit-
must expect no iavors from him.
Mr.. Clark states that tho receipts OF sing sing
Prison for January exceeded the expenditures 81 l0O
The expenditures ovcrran the receipts by moro than
So 600 in January OF last year.
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YORK city. motion In the mtaittee 70 provide
against arbitrary defeated BY lie vote
Had there been full committee II would have been
carried. Messrs. Waiing aud skinner voted against
every section OF the OIL, even those making the
present law moro stringent Messrs. DAILY, Worth,
Asior. Fish, Brooks aud Hollahan voted TO report
the BILL
FLOUR FREE OF soils ON THE CANALS.
The report OF the Canal Committee OF the Assem-.
bly, recommending that the toll sheet OF 1877 be-
adopted for the ensuing year was reported today,
when Mr. Brooks offered n revolution that the whole
amount OF tolls collected flour during the past year
having been only 1908 nour be added the free list
this year This amendment. together with the report
OF the committee, specially ordered for discussion
on Tuesday next.
FERRY RATES AND FARES.
MI. Worth to-day Introduced bill IN the Assembly
similar 10 the introduced yesterday by Nr. Jacobs
the Senate for the reduction OF terry fares between
Now York aud brooklyn, but moro specific. The
rates named in tho bill arc as follows
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-17
RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANt
RAILROAD

DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
will depart from. and arrfys at the callfope
street depot from November ID. 1877. 90 follows:
E Exprsss No. No. zDrsss NJ
:, Nos. and run daily. 3 and daily except
Sunday. 7sSg
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to Louisville Cincinnati and Chicago.
ached at Man enabling Gais II
Only one Change t 70 New i YorR and Eastern
Friday evenings train makes no connection
A a, trains between New Orleans
' z Leave New Orleans s4s D. m. Saturday. and
TOO q; m. SUNDAY.
This is the only line running double daily
through trains to and from all points North and
Tickets for sale and Information given at 81
Camp street. corner x aa G9m r,n2 i,
CHANDLER Gem saF Fass Ass naskef Ass ri
TEE NEg R6 Sh5HASs HEP 2i MOBILE HA11
THE GREAT AlsT TH s5TE J Ko & EEr TO THE
Via h0q AKhE A fhE r. en & y NAIL u Louis
Trains arrive end depart from Depot. foot d
Express, sun Express. ..... $3.50. n.
day only. 1855 q. m. Express. Sun
Express ......6 500 p. m. day only ...o:80p. n.
Passenger. ex. Passenger ,ex- -
cent Sunday go a. %. cept Sunday s:sp d. "a.
Louisville. Nashville, st. Louis, Washington,
Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA, without chaneS
cities. II - - -
Ticket Office corner Of Camp and Common
st Get. opposite City Hotel.
NH, 6 E5SHINSSN s ssps q ten,
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f. BUSCH.

GUN AND IUCKBMITH.
No. h Commercial Place. New Orleans.
- General House Work attended to at short
notice and reasonable prices. Ale b Vaults,
Locks and Copying Presses repaired Duplicate
Ing anneialfv rnya ny
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4
4 no the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
have the honor to inform you that I have
Il this day approved and signed the following
bills which originated In your honorable body
to wit:
House bill No. 453,
10 repeal an act entitled IAN act to regu.
( late the private markets in the city of New
Orleans, and for other purposes. !"
u House bill No. 225, as8p'j
ITO Incorporate the town Of Jeannerette, in
the parish of Iberia; fixing its boundaries;
providing for its government" etc.
House bill No. los,
mo incorporate the Battalion Washington
Artillery Of the city Of New Orleans"
House bill No. 1873, {g4
no amend and re-enact act No. 70, APP
proved April IA, 1877, extra session; to define
and specify who are Who'll esale dealers, etc.
y t'sf FRANCIS Z. NICHOLS,
IsS Governor Of Louisiana.
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11ehcr Baltimore.

Seber, Der has dltr @dterlano bcfudfn ctsr
0erpancte nne 3rtunre rem GurrPa funmen
alien nil, Icllte bic prabtpclen neuen. eiierncn
Sd,rauteu- prIfcampfi6ifTe hr5
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perlorcncs Oaleiu," bon Sans Wa6en
buieu, bewegt ft in ben Sreiien Der
8uiiii6eu @riiiof,atie uub lhilosrt Die
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aQerliebite Sumoreste.
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Nnrohrntifcn 2lnao,

,ur llGberfabrt tfnuben.
Mit 3ampfi6iTcn ess HprbeeutI6sn 2lpph
ruroeu bis @nre 1877 uber $4,000 perIrncu
tefTroert.
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95raunfdweio, SI006ons, Gopllnbiitfd
gturubera, 300 Sons Sap Sdaer,
9eipsis. $500 &ofmann,
Ohio, 250J Megef
Berlin, $500 >, 9dmfe,
Baltimore, $500 >. e. Ne 2imon.
fabren rrsclm6eig ale IA Gage spiiten Src=
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gpIf uno philadelphia.
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anpern Safsnplassn Ieiprr 10 oft Der 5au 1T.
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Sdtifen birtet. Die pe6asirre fnb untsr
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in Saltimpre.-
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Iib an bic 9eneral>Neenteu.
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