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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHIsGros. Nay 4, 1878.
CONSUL GENERAL BADEAU AND HIS ARMY RANK
General Adam Badeau, Consul General at London,
who ordered in December last be dropped from
the Army Register as captain retired, United States
Army, has been making strenuous Efforts have tho
action OF the President reversed his case claiming
that he exempt under the OF the Crawford
act which provided that officers who had lost leg or
whose wounds equal 10 such ioss
should be exempted from the statute which provides
that any officer accepting or holding Office in the
Diplomatic Consular service Of the United
States snail DO held have resigned hs
commission in the army, and his place in
the army shall be declared vacant. The Secretary
Of War has decided that General Badeau's name must
be omitted from the forthcoming Army Register,
Notwithstanding opinion OF Attorney General
Williams, which takes tho ground advanced by Gen.
eral Badeau, tho ground that the law under
which he claims exception passed March 8 1875,
aud does not include nim, because no accepted tho
appointment OF Consul General TO London In 1862 and
thus vacated his rank IRON date under the o,
1867, when declares such acceptance resignation
Tho OF Major General Daniel E. Sickles retired
10 precisely similar in every detail, aud under tho
Presidents ruling he must also be dropped from thu
Register II was Ia the OF General Sicklos who
demanded his pay major general his return from
SPAN Minister, that Attorney General Williams
made the ruiing above referred TO-
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE.

WAsHIScToS, May 4, ISIS
The Journal Of yesterday as read this morning
shows that the pension bills passed by the House
last nights session numbered Just 100 among them
being bulls granting pensions to the widows General
Robert Anderson. Of General Charles L. Lowell and OF
Admiral Charles Wilkes. Only eight OF tho whole
number Including that for Mra Wilkes were Senate
bills.
Mr. STEPHENS, tdcul) Of Gu, from theCommittss -
Coinage, reported bill 10 retire the Bvc and three
cent silver pieces aud 70 stop their further coinage
Also provd ng that the iract,onao subsidiary silver
coin shall be legal tender 10 tho extent OF $40, and
snail be sxchangsabe the Treasury for other lsgd
tender money when presented IN sums Of $50 Ur.
dered printed and rccommitted-
LEGISLATIVE ArrRorRIAroc HtLL
Tho House thsn took up the unfinished business Il
yesterday, the Legislative Appropriation bill
Mr. BAKER, trep) OF Ind, made point VI order ON
an amendment offered by Mr.. Gibson, Of LOUISIANA
for the reestabi'shmcnt Of tho uranch miut Mt New
Orleans. that 1t vas now legislation ann not IN tho
interest OF economy.
Alter a long argument tho polntoi order was over
ruled. Tao House thcu proceeNsd on tho
various amendments agreed TO In COMMITTEES Of the
Whole. he nrst ameudment On which a DIVISION wac
asked, was on increasing the clerical force In sho
ONCE of the surgeon Gencral--irom to clerks OF
class = iron TO Of ca'@ y, from TO OF class ..
and IRON 20 TO 10 OF clfss l. The amendment was
resisted generally on ue democratic side Of the
House, ana was suppor.vi on republican sac. as
boiua necessary Tor tho cuck despatch of business
In tbs decision Of pens, on claims.
Tns srx AKkR DKvGArs IT,
The vote resulted In yeas 49, nays ia An the
republicans voted iUr the amendment, and the demo.
erals, with the .scv piion OF M stephens OF Georgia.
and SIX others, vowed against IT, The speaker his
vote ~ tue negative thus tieing the and defeat
lng the amend nssnL the next vote taken tho
motion 10 sr'k', out the section when suthor the
entfe cierieR force ts'x excepted) employed
The medical aud surgical history Of the war, 10 bs
cmpIoy.a ~. work necessary 10 the prompt paymens
The msv on was rejccted--yeas los. nays ia
10 endment Increasing tue salaries OF tue prin-
c'pAi eiSsxs IN the Agricultural Department
Jectc,.
Az. amendment requiring agricultural seeds TO DO
unsp.outed proport0natsiy among tue Congressional
dty.lcts WAS sgrced TOLL TO 10
yhc amendment offered ny Mr. Gibson, tdcm.) Of
IA, appropriatug Sls6 900 Tor tue rc.estabshmcus
'of the New Orleans MINI, vas agreed to-ysas l2j,
NAYS gl
Tue oil was shcn passed, ana the House, ~ half
past Tour, adjourned.
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JERSEY CITY YACHT CLUB.

Tho twentieth annual regatta OF the Jersey City
Yacht CLUB VIII take place Juno III. There will be
i've classes, the first 10 comprise all cabin yachts
over thirty feet, the second all cabin yachts under
thirty feet the tnird all open yachts over twenty
hve ieet tho fourth all yachts under twenty
i've feet, ana TITO Nth a under twenty
iect the course Tor the first, second and tuird
classes will be IRON a stakcboat or the club house,
thence to buoy ~, turning ON port side, and return
10 limo between Juuges aud stakebo keeping Tho
eastward Of Bedloes Island each way. The course
tho ourth AMI fifth classes will be from the Same
stake, passing between Eiiis and Bedloes islands
buoy on Robbins Reef, turning port hand, and
turn, the course to DO gone over twice. There
twenty -lour entries.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.


WASHINGTON, May 4, 1878.
ALL WANT AN INCREASE.
The Postmaster General sent today to Senator
Dorsey Chairman OF tho senate Appropriations Com
mttev, letter from tho topographer stating some
tho why tho estimates Tor post route m aps
should not DO decreased from $45, 900; from tho
acting First Assistant Posts General reference
to the estimates Tor clerk IN post offices; ono
from the Superintendent OF tho Free Delivery Scr-
vice. showing the necessity OF increase In tho APP
preparation Tor this service from the Super
intendent of the Railway Mall Service arguing against
u reduction OF tho estimates.
DECORATION p,Y.
Thursday, the 3Oh INST, Is TO be observed as NO.
mortal Day, when tho graves Of deceased Union SOL
ders in tho several cemeteries in this vicinity will DO
decorated with appi opriae to the occa-
sion. Hon. Charles g. Williams, Of Wisconsin, will
deliver the GRAFTON at Arlington.
FIVE MILLIONS or FoUR-AND-A-HALP PER
CENTS.
Tho Treasury Department has received the formal
application from the Syndicate Tor 900 900 VI bonds
In addition TO the si5o 900 already tsxcn and paid
for Tho additional amount will be Issued as needed
ny the Sy Indicate,
THE Foun PER CENTS
Tho subscriptions to tho four per cont loan to-day
were sass, 800
c1LoRED LABoRERs FOR BRAZIL.
Application having been made to tho Labor Ex-
change for $50 men to work on the Madeira and Ma
more Railroad, IN Brazil, the Exchange invited .
number OF leading coiored citizens TO conference ON
the subject, which took place last night The agent
Tor Messrs. Collins Of Philadelphia, stated that while
Brazil was averse to allowing coored to settle
there special act had been passed suspending tnis
law and they would United States ctizcns with
passports The contractors proposed TO pay 81 90 per
day and pay e expense OF tho passage out and back
provided that they stay two years. ittcc was
appointed to inquire further into tho subject and act
in connection with tue Exchange.
CANNOT POSSIBLY SERVE
The name OF Mr.. Willard q. Fluqg OF Illinois, wss
recently published among others OF the experts
Tor the purpose OF furnishing Information 10 tho
Treasury Department in regard to tue Internal con-
OF tho United States The list was furnished
from oical source. 1t appears that Mr.. Fiaga
died IN March, TACT unknown to the appointing
power. No substitute Tor him is yet announced
PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.
IRE cxtinsuhe by request OF the District OF Colum
bla Congressional Comm,stee, with view 10 tho
adoption Of some such tho protection Of
public buildings, which not considered In all rc-
spccts GreprooE Among the spectators were tho
President. members OF tho Cabinet and OF ngrsss
army aud navy officers other persons In ofuciai
postiona
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BOATING NOTES.

The Argonauta Rowing Association. Of Bayonne,
~ j., elected officers for the ensuing year fol-
iows:-Prssident, +. W. Humphreys; First Vice Pres
ident, D. Crulkshank; second Vice Prosdent X. v.
X. schuyler; Corresponding Secretary II. Megs, Jr
Recordins secretary, ID d. Fuller; Treasurer, Ncny
Duane; Captain, James McSider; Lieutenant, d. X
Peck; trustees, A. Warner, W. Gwynne, A. Booth,
j. N. Duane and j NJ. Winants.
Tho newly elected officers of tho VIKING Boat Club
are:-F. W. Oxford, President; W. Is. Norwood, Vice
President; Is. Danah, Treasurer, q. Ii X. Haiscy,
Captain, and H. =. Duncan, Jr Lieutenant.
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An exciting game OF football attracted large audi.
cnce, many. Of them being ladies, TO the Yves, End
ground, Jersey CITY, yesterday afternoon. The con.
tsstants were the LIDery ,iuo, OF Jersey CIV and
tue Union Club, OF HOUoken. The nfst two goals
were NY tho Libertes; the next two secures
by the Unions. The last round, therefore, became
intensely exciting Eventually, however, victory
perched the banner OF the Liberties. the at
the end beng Liberty, goals. Union. z goals.
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wArxmrowS, N. r., May 4. 1873
Michael Duttoo, residing IN south Cotton, a back
town OF 81. Lawrence county. was murdered Tues
day. His body was found yesterday. There were
three Jue, holes IN his head and tho skull badly
fractured. Peter Brestnhsm has peen arrested ON
suspicion lie was AZ Buttons snanty on Tuesday a.
ternVou and wneh arrested his ciothes we're covered
with blood Wueu brought IN presoncc Of The muir
0sred man no ~ss so overcome With agitation Ds
spceonlcss. button had copstdcraoie money Ia his
snanty, which - the supposed ptogocsuon OF tno
n
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seven pounds, twice. eleven pounds, tnree umss,

seven pounds; twice, eleven pounds; three times,
fourteen pounds
Starters.
H. J. Hadley's y. Bonanza, by Bonnie Scotland,
dam Jessamlne, years DID,. .........- l
J. b. Randall Co. b. K. warneld, by War
Dance, dam Florac, years old................ 2
d. Swigsrts b America, by Alarm, dam Asia,
years oiu........ q o
Cree & Co. IS br. g BRISTOL BY Bonnie Scotland,
dam Meteor, years Old. ........-.....-... -.
Mr. Mayo's Or. I. Silver Maid by Bonnie Scot
land dam Monica, years old. ................ s
Time, 1:47-l:491s.
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BASEBALL.

The Brooklyn Club visited Princeton yesterday and
played excellent game with tho Princeton Unvcr-
sity nine. Matthews pitching was very effective, tho
Prncetons only getting base hit during the game
On tho part Of the Brookiyns, McGy did very
nno work, putting out no less than men be-
hiud the bat, ana making three ifst base hits. The
batting and fielding OF Lougnn wcro also features Of
the game. The following ~ mo SCORE
la ID ID 4tA. 5fh 6A- ia. sta Oh.
Brookiyn...... . o. o $40
Princeton 49,. o o 0 o o O.
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THE Okla INDIANS.

MONTREAL, May a. ISIS
Tue government has declared that the authorities
Of ~. sup,cc Seminary not trustees tor the
Indians NJ Okla and have ciaims upon Their lands
The title lands hos teen Tor years coatinu
" fcnI aud litigation. The government
recommends tue sctsrnrnt OF tacsc iudans Coca
burn Island aud vnsrs 10 unuertnke lner removal
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SWIMMING RACE.

FOR Two HUNDRED DOLLARS A SIDE AND THE
DELAWARE RIVER CHAMPIONSHIP.
swimming match Ii arranged TO take place on
Tuesday ncxt the 7th, In the Delaware at Phiiadel
phia. Tho parties who will contest Tor tho dou bio
prize Captain john q. smith ani Georss
Hcudsrson. They are to start from smiths Island,
opposite Walnut street wharf, and swim to Gouces-
ter, ". J., about I'VE milcA
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PEDESTRIANISM.

George J. Law ind Peter Van Ness arc mached to
walk twenty-five miles, square heel and too, for 500
a side and tho championship OF New York State,
Monday, May g. at the Scottish Al erican CuO
Grounds Fltyfourth street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues Tho start is nxed a. p. NJ sharp.
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Military teams intending TO compete for tho Fran,
Prize Tor rapid shooting winch viii DO sho, Tor On .nc
first day OF the spring meeting, viii be Supplied AN
tue new cartridre box Tor rapid loading on an ,I,..
lion 70 10. superintendent OF tue Ordnan 90 rc,ayl
ment, n. c.,SN.Y.
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TIE seventh Regiment Rife Club shot competi.
ZION Tor the Reguue Diamond Badge. Pryste
~. EnKc was the winner. with a score Of Oh points
out ~ possible 10 al 200 anu 900 yards
ne lrish-American X No CIuD held the third
petition or the MaitUy rin. Mr. y. d. Ward won u.
Tor tue third time, which makes IL his refsopsi
property.
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TuRf, YIELD ASD Farm MATCH.
At three O'CLOCK tao SIKH competition for tho Turf
Field and Farm challenge badge took place. Ihis
match open to all members OF the National Rins
Association not nnai winners vi either tue previous
badges. IL consisted OF ten shots on-hznd At the zoo
yards rauge, win any Ureech-foadiug rifle Two
signing sbots were allowed The badge must D. won
three limos 10 become the propcrty OF me
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On Thursday next "a match viii be played at the
above court between James McEvoy and William
Cortney on The one side ana Johu Dwyer aud John
Brophy GU the other.
phil Casey, the champion handbalI player OF the
world, T. anxtous 10 matcu William Cortncy 0i Brook
Ign, against Arthur ", Quacc, OF New YORK, tor 800
si4o. Maa aud money ready.
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large number Of spectators Witnessed match AT
haodbaI yesterday afternoon at Coriuey's Court,
In Centre street, between Smith and Court streets
Brooklyn. Tho contestants wero william Cort ncy
aud young Hayes against James McEvoy ana y.
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FIFTH AND LAST DAY OF THE SPRING MEET
ING OF THE NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE AS
soCIATIoN-THREE EvENTs-HIMYAR, KENE-
SAW AND BONANZA TIE wINNERs-A GRAND
ATTENDANCE.
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DIR. A. :. Dana, Of New York who was in aitcnd-
ance on Peralto, hero also examined MS pulse, when,
from ~ prior 10 the start, nad risen 10 TO- but tho
rider as yet showed neither excitement fatigue.
For the thrty-ninth mile he crossed q bloodcd look
ing Chestnut mare, with white stockings her Ind
moro than once during tho long race. This mile
done in I'm Dds the. fortsth was Como over with
Easy gated banged tail bay IN 2m. u.s. forty
hrst with stin. beachcd sorrel, who looked Ike a
lively bright bay, good ., getting away quickly. in
2m 26s
For forty-thrd mile Carrilo sent out trim little
brown pony. about 14.2 with hog mahc ana ban ed
ai, who gave Pcralio su easy rde Ia 24L The forty
fourth was done we'll bred bright bay mare loan cd
by MI. X. X bennett, of Brooklyn, In 2:27 The
lorty d Ia mount was the mustaux vino exercised
himself 80 vigorously short time previous, gave
Pcralto some trouble to puss IT'S stable, nearly jam
ming I'm into tho iron railing mt tho entrance bat
was done with udy chestnut geiding IN 2:35. the
hiteih mile was done In 2:l5, ok ug time OF total
sn I'm
the FIRST rIYrY MsIEs.
Pernto had dccided preference to ride tho left
nand aud reversed his going again on the Dist mile
Ho still rode. dismountsd aud mounted with perfect
ease and elasticity, and WITH the exception Of "A
change Of his resp,rator from his mouth his chin
and versa, nothing eventiul happened until the
sixtic,n mile, which proved the best up to that
horse stepped on Poraltos Ieit loot, causing him OF
Imp moment.
oSg HUNDRED NILES.
The nrst 100 miles completed IN Al. Sim. Al
utes 10 his credit A rest OF eighteen minutes was
now taken, during which his tset pathcd his
head sponsed and during THIS operation he talked
enceriuly and his voice strong. but his pulse
up To I3d aifd little weaker, but no ate oder
alty vol VI raro Decisions. soH boned
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Baltimore, sd. Nov. II. 1873.
TIE PROMOTION or COMMERCE.

NEARLY EVERY CITY IN THE COUNTRY REPRE-
SCENTED AT THE CHICAGO MEETING-THE Off
GERS OF THE CONVENTION AND THE FIRST
DAYS PROCEEDINGS
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE Convention held
for the purpose OF extending American commerce met at
Farwell Hall Mt to-day. Over 300 delegates were
present, and nearly every city in the Union was repre-
sented The largest delegations were from st. Louis.
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus Burlington and Chi
coco The Mexican Minister and number Of Congress
men also In attendance.
Secretary OF state Harlow made welcoming address,
and Mr. Emory a. StOrrs made speech OF some length
Committee ON Organization, eighteen In number,
was then appointed.
Mr. Henry watterson. being loudly called for, made a
brief address.
The Committee on Organization made the following
report which WAS unanimously adopted:
Presiffnt-Geo W. Morris, Kentucky.
Vie Irssidents-wm. Window, Minnesota George W.
Sew York Bank McKane. ONO; WIN: H. stephens
Colorado: John Conden, Pennsylvanla; Franklin sann-
ders Indiana; Hamilton Pope. Kentucky John Casper,
Arizona W. r. Bedrsley. North Carolina; Hezekiah
Kelly GonnHeieG c. C. TG Kanss s. p Mcp
r. Wisconsin; Daniel Felsenheld California jan rs
PaIkl Penns yaaa n H. Togsr; E1sWoT6
Michigan; J. d. fethesen, washington d. Vi anu d. d.
S1erStGrfssEj n Rlcknan. Cbicago John Cah. Mis-
souri,, and Franklin L. Tinker, New-fork.
Mr. Morris, on taking the chair, briefly thanked the
convention.
Extended debate ensued gardns the method of vot-
ing I'm the convention but no decision arrived at
The following Committee on Resolutions was appote
by the various State delegates Ma-sdcbusets, - C'
Coffin Colorado, c. G.. Bates New-JerSey, A. O.. OAR
win Kansas. G.. r. Anthony; Tennessee, D. q bnch
OHIO, g. Rowland; Michigan j. d. Gilbert iowa. a.
q. Adams louisiana. Cyrus Bussey iilhOs, ~ ~
Mason Indiana, Green smith California Da'ld rel
senheld; Missouri, ]. NJ Krum; Pennsylvania, cyrus
Elder Washington, ID C., John Pope HOuneui arr
zona j. J. Casper; North Carolina W. r. Bearsiey heh-
lucky, j. II. Bowman Wisconsin, 5. T. Mcrrlll. - l.,
number OF resolutions Of divers character were IN
trouced and referred without debate to the Committee
on Resolutions. ,.-
the convention then adjourned until tomorrow
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1873

20th inst. Captain Earl Engll- succeeds him. C0mmo-
dore Shufeldt will join the Tcondeoga about Dec mber
l. at Norfolk, aud proceed first to Stern Leone. by way
OF the Canary and Madeira Islands, aud thence 10 other
portions OF Africa. and perhaps to Asia.
IL Is expected that there viii be full attendance Of
members OF the House Committee Appropriations at
the meeting the Goth They will hold continuous
sessions until the reassemblng OF Congress- The clerk
OF the committee has already procured data aud esi
mates OF appropriations which will enable the commit
tee prepare the Fertilization the Pension the Indian
ana the Military Academy bills.
Captain Condor. accompanied by committee OF Irish
American citizens. has called the President TO
thank him for the executive influence which secured his
release from British prison. restoring him liberty
Inc PRESIDENT remarked that he happy 10 Cap
IAN COndou. hoped lac would recover his health
and nude particular inquiry about the members Of as
Iamy, with whom 1t seems be acquainted. Captain
Condor also called the Secretary uf state
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SHARP WORK IN FLORIDA.

AN EFFORT 10 DEFEAT A REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
MAN-CANvAssERs ARRESTED IN RETALIATION.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. 12.-Judge Wither-
spoon, one of the Canvassng Board of Madison
County, was arrested last night by a Deputy
United States Marshal, on the charge Of receiving
and destroying one of the precinct returns which
gave Bisbee Repl for Congress ffty-seven majority
He was brought here aud waived examination
being held in $1,000 to appear at the next United
States District Court.
Samuel Smith. cOlored one of the inspectors III
the same county, has been arrested, charged with
not dong his duty. He has been committed to jail.
special dispatch TO Tho San and Press from
Alachua County says: The Canvassing Board
to-day threw out three precincts-one because the
names of voters were written on the tickets. and
two because the duplicate precinct returns did not
agree"
This action. il sustained, reduces the majority
of Bisbee lRcp) in the county from $50 to 81, and
elects Hull (Dem.) 1t also elects Democrat to
the Legislature in place of H. G. Dennis.
A Deputy Marshal arrested the Canyasslng
Board this evening, and they to be taken be-
fore the United States Commissioners to morrow. A
petition is being circulated in jacksonville by Re
pubhcans asking the supreme Court TO convene
In special session for the purpose of obtaining a
mandamus to compel rccanvass.
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dearly. 1t is really to me green spot In
| the dreary waste OF the Administration. so far
it has gone, that Mr.. Eyarts stands up so firmly
and theoretically, and apparently, so far rs can
Judge, in such q statesmanlike manner against
these ehcroachments Of the colonies. and against
the payment of the award until all matters are set
tied.
Notwithstanding to the Southern question,
do you think there is any hope of breaking up the
Solid South IN politicsi
General Butler-Not in favor of the Republican
party, so they Will get any advantage. Hayes sold
out all that for the sake of getting counted H. and
that has gone.
Reporter-Is there auy chance OF breaking 1t up
in favor of the Greenback party
General Butler-About that cannot tell. As
the Greenback party has elected six Representa-
tives in Congress from the South and the Republi.
can party has only elected one, think our chances
look as hopeful as the Republican chances, far "a
we have gone.
RepOrter-Is there anything you have to say or
want to say in reply to Collector Boards attack on
you, published Sunday morning
General Burler-0h. no. He is simply bankrupt
slop-shop clothes dealer, who has failed twice.
and paid 80 cents on the dollar. and was
ced up by Hayes and put INTO the Collectorship OF
Boston. He is of no consequence. he Is like the
fly in the piece of amber. Such flies are common
enough the only wonder is how the devil that one
ever cot there
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TuE FRAUDS IN THE SOUTH.
.nnr nr FRONT Am WASHINGTON.

,cuANGE OF FRONT AT WASHINGTON.
on,sIDENT RELUCTANTLY DECLARES THE POL
-" ,c1, OF CANCELLATION FAILURE--oRDERs SENT
Urn TO UNITED STATES MARsBALs-A LARGE
xuNBEs OF ARRESTS
prssident Hayes has said to reporter for
mn. National RepublicaR that he must reluc-
..nt,v admit that the policy of Cancellation Is a
sa1mre. The President speaks in severe terms
&c tbe frauds and intimidation in the South,
"a COWS that the Administration Is resolved TO
nseits power to the utmost to punish them. HE
Tp,prSE's special dispatches state that orders
have been issued to United States officers IN
the Sonth in pursuance OF tins decision OF the
I Administration, and the General Press DIS
,,atches announce that about thirty arrests
p rere made yesterday in Florida and South
Caro,ina. and Others are to be made.