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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Treasury
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receivable, and says that as they are not
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tunity were given to him. nov turn back
and read his clear and compact uttersnces
to the commission. Fancy such a man in
the place of Senator Conklingi While
Senator Conkling slipped away from his
duty az a senator with his guilty
knowledge. hiding il for personal and
political uses, Mr. O'CoDor stood ready
and earnest to demonstrate BY the light OF
reason and intuitive perception alone. had
he been permitted 30 to do. from eoDclu-
sive oral testimony, that Florida
should be counted for 1flden and
not for Hayes. But that was not
to be- The theory of constitutional law
which our esteemed contemporary Of the
Sun has SO forcibly and frankly devolved
| il. November. 1876, respecting the inability
of the two houses and of the lswmskiBg
power to revise the DEGREES of a State
canvassing board was accepted and en-
forced by Miller. Strong and Bradley. ana
| Mr.. 0Conor's offers to demonstrate the
frand which Senator Conkhng has DOW
confessed in private were In vain. b.
eight to seven the commission declared IN
effect that the power to appoint electors of
the President is a power delegated to each
state; that the delegation enables each
state to appoint electors in such mapner
as the Legislature thereof may direct /;
that if the legislature has frsnduleutly ap.
appointed, or has endowed its agents with
power To appoint fraudulently, the nation
cannot deal with or resist the fraud; that
the state alone can prevent the complete
truition OF crimes Ike those of Dennis, and
that the work Of prevention must be com.
plete before the first Wednesday of De.
cenber, when the electors cast their votes.
So it was that to every offer or argument
or plea Of Mr. O'Conor the eight answered:
= Too late, too later In his own cleaning
and deadly words they said: This shar.
''pened arrow, aimed at the heart of The
nation, aimed for the purpose Of estab
fishing fslsehood, seating an usuper
''tranpling down the vote of the state ant
the patton, was fairly placed IN the bow
of the usuper. ~, 7. H,or3d,
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-28

THE Supreme Court Of Oregon has
made an important decision in the case
of Human VS.. Warren, which involves
the title to some tide lands in Clstsop
comfy. Judge Macarthur, in deliver
ing the opinion of the court. held that
the tide lands belong to the State of
Oregon by virtue of its sovereignty /;
tina. this sovereignty did not attach
until the State was admitted into the
Union, bat that the United States has
no constitutional or statutory authority
to so dispose of the land, within
Territory as to make it impossible to
admit such Territory upon al equal
footing with the other States of the
Union; that q grant Of land adjscent to
a navigable river below the flow of the
tide extends only to the mesbder line of
high water mark.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ExcIsssirelv to the
D.aJLr ETTELLIGES1CER.
THE ONLY NtwSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 26-Ths las
session Of the workinemen's conventiont
was held last evening. Kesrnsy presid'
ing. A committee was appointed to
report a plan for the selection OF State
Central Committee and Constitution
Cor the government of Ward Clubs.
Manning. Of Mono county, introduced
a resolution suggesting the passage OF
laws to divide unoccupied land into 100
acre tracts and confirm the title to actu-
al settlers, no matter to whom the land
now belongs. The resolution was
adopted. 9
A new plank advocating compulsory
education and the establishment Of .
fund to assist children Of poor parents.
was offered by Welleck and inserted in
the platform.
Resolutions on oil subjects. and advo.
eating all sorts Of measures, were
offered, adopted and referred.
Kearuey reprimandsd theConvention
for what he characterized its unruly
conduct on Thursday night. aud said if
the delegates did not obey the Chair
better he would break the back Of the
whole Convention. The Convention
then adjourned sine die.
A portion of the crew of the King
Philip have reached shore in . boat.
Others remain on the. vessel. The West
ern Shore still holds on. Several tugs
attempted to rescue her from her peril
GUS position without success. Captain
Blinn. her commander. was killed by
the parting Of the hawser which struck
him on the rebound. The Don Nicho-
las. which lay in more favorable posi-
ton, has been towcd Of, and is now en-
tering the harbor. At last reports the
sea was increasing. The King Philip
was valued at about $4,000. Unin-
sured.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 26. - This
morning the tugs succeeded in getting
a line to the Ship Western Shore, when
she was rescued from her perilous pc.
sition in the breakers. and brought into
port. The crew of the King Phillip
the wrecked bark. all reached shore
safely.
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EAST ERIN STATES.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-The 7ri6une's
Washington special says the sub-com-
mittee Of the House on Pacific Rail.
roads. which has under consideration
the application of the Northern Pacific
Company for an extension Of time
within which it shall be allowed to
construct its lines and receive the land
originally granted. have substantially
reached conclusion. A report will
probably be adopted recommending
that the time for completing the main
line of the Northern Pacific from its
western terminus ct Bismarck, shall be
extended for ten years. provided that
100 miles Of road shall bs built during
each year, and that 25 OF 80 miles shall
te constructed on the Pacific end. II
is not probable the land grant for
branch lines will be renewed.
WAsurxorex. Jan. as Senator
Mitchell has made application to be
heard by full house committee on Pa
ci6c Railroads in suppsrt Of his bill to
extend the time Cor completion Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad BY readjust.
ment Of land grant to aid the construe-
tion Of the Portland, Dalles and South
Pass Railroad to Salt Lake City.
The Senate Railroad Committee held
special meeting to bear further arga.
ments on this bill. AcGilvra, Of Wash.
ington Territory, appeared In behalf Of
the interests Of the Seattle and walla
walla Railroad project. He made no
objection to the Salt Lake read propcsi.
ton. bat insisted that the bill should
be amended % 40 to aid the Seattle
road also. Neither Senator Grover nor
Representative Williams was present.
Attorneys of the Northern Pacific Com.
pany asked that further bearing be-
fore the Committee be postponed until
next Thursday. The request was
granted, and they viii be heard At that
time.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25-The Senate
by vote OF yeas ~. nays -. passed
the concurrent resolution OF Mathews
declaring that eli bends Of the q nitsd
States issued or authorized to be Issued
are payable. principal aud interest. at
the option OF the government Of the
United States containing lla3 grsins
each Of standard silver. and that to r.
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SENATOR CoNKLrSo presented. the
other day. q petition for the Iemone-
tixation of silver, from citizens Of the
counties Of Ulster, Orange and Ven.
ango. in the State of New York. Thoss
counties are peopled by as intelligent
= class Of formers as any three counties
in the Union, and this shows that
farmers. as class, are in favor Of pay
ments. and not promises to pay. as
grecnbacks only are. The class that
oppose the reconciliation Of silver are
the bankers, brokers and dealers in
bonds. who want the national debt
raid in gold. after having negotiated it
in gresutacks worth al the way from
IS to 60 cents on the dollar. Tho Ore
CONTAIN is run in the interest Of Port.
land barking concern. aud therefore
opposes the characterization of silver. II
10 easy to see on which side that jour
nails bread is buttered.
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FouRrEEs years ago. George b. Me-
Clsllan. Of New Jersey. was nominated
by the Democracy for tho office Of Pres
ldent. II was no great hardship to the
nation. however. IS his election would
only have prolonged the war and in
creased the sufferings Of the Southern
people. without any offset in other par.
ticalara But the whirligig Of Time u
fall of recompenses. and Mcclellan is
now Governor Of New Jersey.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

III J. DORAN. WHO SOLICITED ADvER-
L tlsements for the last issue Of the PaoxFrER,
has no further connection with that paper what
ever. Advertisers will please take notice, and
not give him .heir advertisements.
Mr.. Sam. T. Coombs will hereafter receive and
collect for all advertisements in the PRonPrHn.
iaas-dln JACK LEVY.
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N Office.

\ IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
~ that c. q. Perkins is not authorized to trans
set any business for or 10 collect any money que
or to become due 10 the arm OF Picht Nehlhorn,
brewers. 1t the North Pacific Rrewefy. 1t Seattle,
W. T.. and no payment made to him or contract
made by him for such firm will be recognized by
said fran AUGUST MEHLHORN.
or the firm Of Picht Mehlhorn.
Jan. &c, 1873. j2S-2w
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e~-S S0N~suuSN to-Noy. Auc COu-
ditions are stated to include the follow
ing: Servia to be independent without
compensation Montenegro to receive
Ansivari. Nicsics and Spuz and the por.
ton OF Turkey bordering on Lake Scut-
ari; Russia to held Batoum. Kars and
Erzeroum until o war indemnity ct e20.-
OO0, 600 is paid the Dardanelles to be
opened to Russian men of war; Bulge
rian autonomy to be conceded; Turkey
to nominate Christian governor for q
long term Of years. subject to the rati.
6cation by the powers; Bulgaria is not
understood to be included in the truce,
but only 10 extend to the line of the
Balkans; part of the Russian army to
embark at Constantinopls for their re-
turn home, and the final treaty of peace
to be signed at Coustsntinople by the
Grand Duke Nicholas. This agreement
will satisfy Russian military honor
without involving the occupation of
Constantinople.
CoNsrASTISoPLE, Jan. IS. - The
Porte having yesterday accepted the
Russian conditions. peace is regarded
- virtually concluded.
COLOGNE, Jan. observation-disclosures
news confirms the report that all the
Russisn conditions were accepted by
the Porte yesterday. The appeal will
Be resd to-day in the mosques to pre-
pare the public mind for the news,
meanwhile the conditions are kept .
profound secret.
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REWARD OFFERED !

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE AREwARD
i of TEN DOLLARS for the delivery to him OF
the Carpet Bag and any Of Its contents. of miss
ing countryman of his, who started to 60 on
board the steamer on the morning OF the 10th
inst, for Port Gamble. II the body Of said Chi.
naman il found, drowned. and delivered here.
so Reward viii be paid.
II he was murdered, . Reward Of $3.50 will
he paid for the arrest and conviction Of the muir
derer.
WA CHONG.
Seattle, ". T., January 2sth, 1878. js2s
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Pure SWIFT CIDER for sale n
Chilbsrg Brothers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29

WRsr POINT ~ ". June IS, 1873
The reading OF tho printed evidence given IN tho
Fi,z John Porter before the general court
tial in 1863 was continued to-day by Arson Maiiby,
one of Porters counsel the other OF counsel, Mr.
Bullet and Mr.. Choste, having lett Tor New York.
A telegram boon received from the War Depart
mens informing Professor Gardner. recorder OF
the court, that the Board should decide rules
OF proceed ing and u It decides 10 witnesses,
civilians will be paid actual travelling expenses from
the appropriation Tor contingencies OF the army, and
officers Of tho army summoned will DO allowed mile
age, payable by the Paymaster from the pay OF the
army.
Alter the above information mado known Mr.
Maltby stated to the Board that among other docu.
mcnts tho petitioner W, ud like TO have letter
from President Lincoln to Judge Advocate Holt. re-
guessing The latter to revise the proceedings or the
court marital, ana he asked The Board II they would
request the War Department forward the same.
Also 10 request General Pope to the nica-
lions which were sent TO him by General Patterson
the Goth OF August the dav OF the noted half iour
L. N. order The Board informed Mr.. Maltby II would
acccdc to his wishes.
A document has appeared before the court appar-
entity with the sanction OF the War Department,
which IS, tact, an elaborate argument by General
Pope upon tho Of Porter stands, written In
tho light oil the latest iacts That Gonerai Pope could
obtain. bus which document has not yet been made
record OF the court In addition 10 important Con-
fcderato testimony number OF kilograms are to DO
introduced In evidence which could not be Obtained
when tho general court martial was session.
In an Informal discussion this afternoon the Board
resolved TO adjourn from to-day until Monday July
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DOM PEDRO.

VISIT OF HIS MAJESTY OF BRAZIL TO THE
sTEAMER CITY OF RIO DE JANlIRo- REPORT OF
AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS pREsENT-FRIEND-
LY YELLING TOWARD THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Juno %, 1878
Captain A. X. Mayo, United Siuteg Navy, writes TO
the Secretary OF the Navy from RIO Jancro under
date OF tho 4th ins reporting his arrival there In the
steamer City OF Rio dc Jansiro May 90 Tho Hart
lord, which vessel Captain Mayo Is TO command, is
route 10 Rio from Montev,dca.
VISIT PEDRO.
with many Of their Ministers Of STATE inspected tho
steamer City OF Rio de Janeiro prior accepting
mail service from me line OF which she held 10 be
tho representative steamer BY Invitation Of Colonel
fiscal the naval officers present were Lisutentant
Comm. dor +. II. Green, commanding the Guard;
Passed Assistant Harris, OF the Naval Depot
Mt Rio. and Captain Mayo. Through tho courtesy or
Minister Hllard these gentlemen wore presented 10
their imperial majsstiss. Her Majesty spoke In the
most friendly terms OF this country, OF us manu-.
featuring interests, &c, ali OF which impressed
traveller and visitor to the United States Two years
ago.
FRIENDSHIP BRAZIL
The principal officers or the Empire assured Captain
Mayo the friendship OF Brazil Tor tho United States
and OF tho desire TO encourage every legitimate
method for promoting commercial relations between
tho two countries.
Essex route TO that port from MontsvideO Tho
health of the squadron is good The yellow lover has
from Rio and the quarantine OF that port
has been raised at Montevideo.
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CUBA.

FESTIVITIES IN HONOR OF THE PACIFIcATIoN--
GOOD yRKLlNG or THE cUBANs-rHx PROM
IsED REFORMS.
letter received in this city and dated Havana.
Juno 20, says
srhe public festivities In celebration Of peace the
Island Cuba will be honorable 10 the inhabi-
tants OF Havana not only the spcndor OF the dis
play but especially Tor the spontaneous dcmonstra-
tion Of returning feelings OF fraternity between
Spaniards and Cubans. With very few exceptions
private fully satisfied that the war has como TO
end unanimously praise tho behavior Of General
Mar,inez-Campos and the delicate way In which
nc has reconsiled tho Cubans 10 their position;
their seIi-love has remained intact, they have been
treated as foes worthy OF consideration and they have
which they took up arms. IL Is doubtful whether by
tho mere force OF arms tho Spanards would have at
talned peace ny ms tme; a campaign without any
battles cost the nation 10 0Vu men. Tho troops
fought against tho climate aud tho island ~ vast
cemetery. IL needed just the combination Of the ex
pericnce OF Two sucn men ms Jovear and Martinez
Campos to comprehend what was 10 DC done. Five
steamers are reported the way from Spain
to carry troops. IL 10 supposed that Martinez
CaInpos will inaugurate hts government by the re-
ducton Ut expenses In all branches Of the public ser
vice. and It ~ said that he has given up one-half Of
his yearly salary as Captain General OF she Island
OF Cuba
and so diers well received, and the promised
reforms are being prepared by the government The
heat is most intense but Tue general health OF The
city thus tar has not been seriously affected"
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THE SALE OF CIGARS.

DECISION or THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT ADVERSE TO AN ORDER OF COMMITS
sIoNER RAUM.
BALTIMORE, June %, 1878.
In the United States District Court. this morning,
Judge Giles decided in the OF Frederick Dottsr-
WEIGH trial for violation Of the Internal Revenue
laws relating to the sale OF Gig that the
was guilty, aud SO instructed tho jury. This
intended to test the Legality OF tho order OF
United States Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Raum requiring cigar makers to separate their faco
ries and stores BY substantial partition.
DECIDED REsIsT
The order issued 10 take effect May l. 1878, and
being calculated, as alleged by the cgarmskcrs, TO
greatly interfere with their business they decided
tcst It Dolterwech accordingly, tho 24tn OF April
1878, then having manufacturers and Dealers
license notified tho Collector OF Internal Revenue that
no had decided TO resist the ordcr and nad Withdrawn
tho partition IN his premises No. 17S Druid Hill
avenue and would the ontirc rs
q mapuiactory. On tho Same day no sold
cigar ana piece OF tobacco May /
succeeding he renewed his manufacturers hcense,
dercd the money. lie then limited nus sales cigars
oil his mako and indicted. In rendering his
decision Judge Gcs said there were many inconsls-
tencies In the law but he held that the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue has no power 10 pass
order In opposition 10 tho law, which clearly gives
manufacturer the power to sell cigars ~ his place OF
manufacture.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
AMERICAN CONSULAR rnoUBLRs-oHINKsE EMIL
GRAFTON TO HAwAH-JAPANEsE NOTES.

AMERICAN CONSULAR rRoUBLRs-CHINKsE EMI-
GRAFTON TO HAwAII-JAPANEsE NOTES.
SAN Francisco, Cal, June IS, 1878.
The steamer Beigic. from Hong Kong via Yoka-
hama has arrived here bringing the following
news
Hone HoSo, May 81. 1878.
o. Il. Bradford, OF the Shanghai Consulate noto
riety, went TO America by the steamer Begic Minis
Yer Seward viii follow The end oil the month.
Both have been summoned for examination al Wash
ington.
Prince Kung retains the chief position in the Tsung
LII fsmen, but is stripped oil his rank and clgnitea
proclamation by the Vlceroy OF Canton announces
that attempts by Chinese To lure emigrants on false
pretences 10 Peru, the sandwich Islands or else
where, will be punished by instant death.
MOTIFS PROM
Advices from Yokohama TO June state that the
son OF the late Minister Okub0, who murdered
May IA, has been promoted the class Of Heredi-
Minister KIDD, VINO died year ago while
IN the Emperor's personal service. General Sago
Garemicbe, Japanese com missioner to the Philadel-
phia Exposition, has been appointed me Der OF the
Imperial Council and Minister Of Public lnslruc.ion
Admiral Kawamura, who was long Vice Minister OF
the Navy has been appointed Ainistor and member
oil the Imperial Council.
French corvette has visited Fusan, in Corca, to
inquire concerning the party Of French missionaries
who are believed 70 be held confinement In tho
capital No satisfactory Intelligence obtained,
The Corcan officials took hostile attitude and de-
cared themselves prepared TO stinvaslon.
Mori, formerly japanese Envoy AZ w ashington, and
lately Minister az Penn is about to be made Vice
staff are now 10 Yokohama
The only property loft by the late Minister Okubo
was $l40 In Japanese currency He had recently
mortgaged his private residence TO mako up the
suma tor the support OF tho schools and the roliei OF
sufferers BY the civil war last year.