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TEN YEARS TO FINISH THE ROAD
THE SENATE PASSES THE NORTHERN PACIFIC BILL
THE COMPANY SATISFIED VIII THR TERMS.

TIE SLNAlL PASSES ] HE NDEIHERN PACIFIC BILL
THE COMPANY SATISFIED WIFI THF TERMS
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TmBUSEI
WASHINGTON. April 23.-The bill providing for
extending the time ten years within which TO CON-
plete the construction Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road was passed by the Senate to-day, after con-
siderable debate. A number of conditions are in
sisted upon by the bI said to be in the interests of
the people OF Oregon.
If the company accepts this measure, il will be
required to build its line eastward from the Columbia
River at the rate of twenty-five miles during the
first year and forty miles annually thereafter and
westward from the present terminus seyenty-fye
miles during the first year and sixty miles during
every succeeding year until the entire line is COM
pleted The line through the passes of the Cascade
Mountains is required to be open for the use of
other railroads and portions Of the line around the
falls at two points on the Columbia River must be
completed and equipped within two years. These
last two conditions were debated with some earnest
ness Senator Mitchell, Of Oregon, insisted upon
their adoption, and said that in 10 other way could
an oppressive monopoly which now controls the
navigation Of the Columbia River, be broken up
1t said during the progress Of the debate that
about 500 000, 900 Of the original Northern Pacific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
RETURN OF THE POSTAL PARTY.

WASHINGTON, April observation-disclosures
eral Key. with Senator, Hamlin and kirkwood ana a
number 81 gentlemen and ladies who accompanied him
On his tour from Ncw-York 20 Havana, returned 70 this
city this morning. After the party left Jacksonville
Fla, Friday last, they proceeded 10 Savannah
Ga Charleston, :. c. and Wilmington, " c. where
they renamed several hours Richmond was reached
SUNDAY aud the party remained IN that city until ;
H. Ia when they departed for Washington. Dutng thrir
stay n Richmond General Key, with the senators, Caed
on Governor Holiday. who received them cordially
They were also handsomely entertained by the CONNER
cia Club Of that city The procession OF co!ured eope
celebrating the anniversary OF the passage oi The M
tenth Amendment passed the hotel al which General
Key wa staying. ana was reviewed by him. GthfraI
Key aud Senator Krkw God addressed the coOred people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
ENGLAND STILL OBSTINATE.


THE OTHER POWERS wTLLISG TO ENTER con-
GREss-A RUSso-IURKIsH COMMISSION ORGAN
IZING
the Ottoman military authorities have
agreed to send mixed commission
of Russian and Turkish officers to the
Martha Valley, the scene of the recent conflict
between armed Mussulmans and Russian
troops. The commissioners are to restore
order. There has also been a Mussulman
revolt in Macedonia. 1t is announced in
Paris that all the Powers except Eng
land have accepted sem-official invitations
to European Congress to consid-
er the changes required in existing treaties.
In England tue reserves have readily re-
spOnded to the Government call. The contem-
plated transfer of East Indian troops to
Europe is deemed very significant in London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
MUssrLMAN REyoLrs IN TURKEY.


dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company
nom CuustantuOple that the Grand Duke Nicholas
has proposed 10 the War Department 10 send mixed
coIunisou Of and Turkish officers 10 the
OF the conflicts between armed Mussulmans and Russian
troops mentioned IN the dispatch from that
city last night with the object of pachcaton and that
the proposal has been accepted The Porte Is not ac
qualuted with the OF this insurrecon but
supposed that the insurgents consist OF three bat
talons Of the former garrison OF NisSa Who on retreat
ing 20 tie mountains, Joined the scattered Ie-
mains of suleimau Pashg's army, and have since
been reinforced by Mussulman inhabitants The
locality OF this revolt il between the valley
OF the Martha aud stefauO Another Instruction
OF Mussumnns has broken ont In Macedonia Tue com
mandant al Monastr has sent for troops the hussahs
have also dispatclca forces 10 the scene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
1mE nRIIIsm cARINEr WARNED.
TNGLAND'S WARLIKE ATTITUDE.
The RESERVES SHOWING GOOD DsCIPfINE-THE
GnNrKNMLNT ACIING MYsIERIoUsLN.

CONVENIENT ACTING MYsTERlOUsLN.
LONDON. Tuesday, ApuI %. ISIS.
Without waiting for the official returns of the
men OF tho reserve who have just Joined the regular
forces. The Tnos describes tas crucial test Of the sy
ten Of reserves % successful and demonstrating be-
yond question the wisdom OF the principle Of short
vice aud In the army. IL says: During
the last fortnight the men have Ockcd g their co0rs in
numbers a. large could be wished by the most san
guinc well wisher II i impossible 10 tell yet the pro-
portion Of wul dr,ertOus, but for considerable num-
her of deiaultcT- fairy good excuses are forthcoming
IL some instance, 40 Plymouth, every man has pre-
scented himself This especially gratih me auhor-
ties say many OF the men had settled down per-
aucut ysome 10 profitable appointments, there being
or 1900 10 expected that more VIII ioin THIS week
Although the time for joining expired on saturday these
tardy will hot, however, De punished
WHITTIER Is THE GOVERNMENT pRFTINGi
The Daig Nc,rs In iis leading editorial article SAYS
that the policy OF the British Ministry is becoming
matter Of growing Importance. Referring to the present
military preparations. Il says: They be mere pre-
cautions but there not Of them which does not
mark progress "a state Of war. They are so under
sood abroad aud every one OF them increases the di
Guilty OF maintaining peace It's exceedingly doubtful
whether the fun Import Of OF these so-callcd pre-
cautions l. vet realized The most important Of allhe
dispatch Of native from Indlahas been passed
over with very htrc remark, although the measure
effect, on India will Doe only too many occasions Of
speaking The Indian Government was wise 70 gag the
the and "A udton which nO!d- thor country by rgGt of
conquest That n subject un which Tree native press
would certainly have had much TO say.
WHERE ARE THE TROOPS TO LAND.
Just now, however. are concerned q know where
these troops are be put Tue native troops are
preparing 10 come, but whore they will be landed Is
ministerial secret st Calcutta 1t given out that their
destination is Malta and 1t be- but II So where are
the troops going which already In that garrison We
may take 10 for certain tnHt the Indian troops WIZ not
De- landed in Malta Ia addition 10 those which are already
there. Malta Is fun and the only inference which can
be drawn that IN the plan OF the Government ny inc
time the Indian regiments arrive. destination AT
present unknown VIII have been round, either Tor them
or for the CORPS they VIII dI-place IL Is quite as likely
that these troops will be landed at some Turkish port a
that they win ~ Ia Malta Very little time cupse
before We know what intended by the Government
may suppose that the resolution OF our GoVerhnth
depends urun this or contingency. but the practical
lesson Of the last weeks ~ that IN these matters
resoute hand Is guiding mysihed people To an ap-
r,n ~ nllu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
METER & COMPANY ~ BANTRUPTcY.

CINCINNATI. April 23.-Alhspt and Gabriel
Netter, who failed IN N"w York some time ago.
alca petition IN bankruptcy iu tle United
states Court here to-day. Their liabilities
gre stated 20 bc Sis5.5IG. agd their assets
80 500 The value OF the securities hold bV creditors Is
30 500 and secured claims, ~~- O65. The most prl-
tucnt secured creditors are the following; zhugh
Steyyatt OF New York, SgI.i3i Chemical National
Bank OF New -YorK, S75 900; Amarirt1 ~ hinge Ma
tioual BANK, S32Jl9; German American Efnh. new
Work OOn The following not secured; g.. ~.
IaIcn 4 Co.. Of New-Iork, s25,OpO; Davs Ffc man.
Of New-Ycrk. S2s.9il; Cushman 4 Hnrhut ~ Ntw-
Z -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
TIE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
ITS ORGANIZATION CoMPLETED-THE LIST OF orr

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE 1R1BrxE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUEE.I
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Executive Commit
tee Of the Republican Congressional Committee
completed its permanent organization last nj ght by
electing George c. GOrham, OF California, Secretary
Of the Senate 70 be secretary Of the committee lie
takes the place Of Judge Edmunds, Postmaster of
Washington, who has held the position for seven
years. The organization is now follows: Chair
man of the committee, and eT-oHoo chair
man of the Executive Committee, Eugene Hale
of Name; secretary, George c. Gorham, of Califor
MIA treasurer, Jacob Tome, Of Washington ; Exec
sentative Joyce, Of Vermont Representative His
cock, of New-YOrk, Representative Page, of
California, Representative Foster, Of Ohio, Repre-
sentative Campbell. Of Pennsylvania, Representa-
tive Hubbell, of Michigan, Senator Dorsey Of Ar
kansas, and Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT LANCASHIRE STRIKE.
LONDOS. Tuesday, April %, 1873

LONDOS. Tuesday, April %, Is7s.
1t is calculated that there are between 10000
and 10000 operatives now strike in Lancashire
about Ca 900 of them being Most OF the mills
were open this morning. that the operatives could be-
gin work II they chose, but none on strike resumed
work. A mass-meetng Of operatives, numbering 1000
was held at Burnley this morning. resolution was
odouted 70 the effect that they should refuse to work
until the notices OF IA reduction were withdraWn
small minority Of the meeting opposed tue motion ana
prOpOSed compromise with the masters.
The meeting OF tbeMastrr Cotton Spinners Association
at Manchester, to-day, finally resolved that u WOud
refer the dispute TO arbitration EOr accept any
mediation.
telegram from Preston states that the strike there
IL ended the sphuers having resolved TO work on the
hest terms obtanabe The weavers winders and warp
ers all following their example
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isiano were recently uncarthed by Mr.. Glover. The
story as told by Republicans. is that large number
of witnesses were examined upon the arrival OF the
committee. ard were often kept waiting many DAYS
before they were examined. When they were
finally called Donovan the Sergeant-at-Arms OF lhe
committee. caused them TO surrender their sun sun
pGnas, and then paid them for the time when tley
were actually before the committee. me SUI a-
90 n dav from their date to the time the witnesses
were discharged. The assertion is that some VIII
nesses were swindled out of $50 each.
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mI-SIc1pAL REyoLrr1oN At MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, April 23.-l mere Is COLI
siderable talk here over the nominations for heads
Of departments communicated by the Mayor TO
the City Council yesterday, all the old officers
being displaced. Action ON the confirmation OF the
nominations was postponed until next Monday. Under
the city the office OF the several
chiefs OF departments expired last week, so that the
Ftrp Police and Health Departments and the once OF
CITY Engineer virtually without any head, although
the old officers continue TO act. The Democrats haVe
only majority In the Council, and u Is cues
tiouable IL all the nominations can be confirmed.
To-day, at "a meeHng OF fire underwriters. committee
Of three was appointed 20 upon the Mayor aud pro-
test against the displacement of Chief ppert Of the
Fire Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE STEAMBOAT BILL
THE SENATE COMMITTEE Al WORK or If, AND PRO
POSING TO TINIsH II Up.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUEE.l

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TElBUEE.l
WASHINGTON, April 23-Ihe senate Committee
on Commerce held its first meeting to-day for the
special consideration of the Steamboat Bill recently
passed by the House Some general discussion of
the bill took place and protests prepared by British
and German steamship owners dong business with
this country were read for the information Of the
committee. The bill which passed the House at the
last session Of Congress was also referred TO. as
well as that reported from the Senate committee
by Senator Boutwell, The former was amended
in many important particulars The committee will
give a hearing tomorrow TO the representatives, of
the National Steamboat-Owners Association, which
is represented in Washington by Mr.. Sherlock, of
Cincinnati. Mr.. Hertst, of PIttsburc, and others.
The committee will continue its work upon this
bill until il is disposed Of and will then take ND the
River and HarbOr BIZ winch passed the House yes
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE EPIDEMIC OF WAR CLAIMS.
EVERY MAN SOUTH or MASON AND ONIONS LINE
EVIDENTLY SENDING N HIS LITTLE BILL
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TR;BCSE.i

EVIDENTLY SENDING IN lis III ILt BILL
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TR;BCSEl
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The flood of bills for the
payment of Southern claims seems not to have been
checked by the recent disclosures this subject
made by TIE TRIBCNT. OF the 1913 bills and joint
resolutions introduced III the House yesterday thir-
ty-seven were for the payment Of war claims and
twenty -eght Of them Were sent 10 the Committee
on War Claims Besides these five new Southern
war claims made their appearance yesterday in the
form of petitions sent to the same committee, not
including others from Southeucrs asking for pen
sious. etc and Yesterday was the 22d day of April.
and i'm the seventh month Of the session OF Congress,
after more than 700 bills have been introduced in
the House and referred to committees.
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MILITARY REUNION AT SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, April 23.-A citizens
committee of one hundred persons hch to be divided
into numerous subcommittee, has been appointed 90
have charge OF the reception Of the Army OF the Potomac
and the National Encampment OF the Grand Army OF
tbe Republic in this city on jane and o. President
HAYES and nearly all the dstinguishe military men OF
~ cninirN. are cXnecfrd 10 be present.
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cR1MEs AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BosToN, April 23-Two Young men entered the
store Of Merritt No ~ Chatham-s ana robbed t
~ s305 Roth escaped bsore the theft was detected.
SCRANTON Penn, April 23.-WilhRm Jones n
miner while working the taynga Coery 10 this city, yes
tsriay was instantly killed by rock falling upon him.
PROVIDENCE. X. l., April 23.-In the Justices
Court day Corporal sssan suh Of the Turkish Army
was adjudged guilty Of stabbng his mistress and held
for trial.
NEw-O ORLEANS April 23.-GovernOr Nichols has
signed the OF Isaiah Evans u sabine Parish
and Brown Of Tangpahoa PARISH both convicted Of
murder The executions viii take place MAY ~.
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n,NK RoRnEn BY Irs cAsRIER.

CLEVELAND, April 23.-O. C. Zeller, cashier
Of the National Exchange Bank OF Thu, Ohlo. after
banking hours saturday absconded, taking With him
i5 500 of the FUNDS OF the bank As The surplus ~ the
b1uk exceeds the amount taken. the los viii hc C0uuued
exclusively 20 the Stockholders, aud tue bu-iucfS u tue
bank will not be- interrupted. The directors o1pr -
Wnrd OF for the return ~ Zeer 90 60 she sheriff
az seneca County, Ohio, ana additional reward 81
900 lor the return OF the money or an equitable pro
norton for all money returned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
VoL.XXXvIH...N NO ,567.
WASHINGTON.

A PERFECT. DOG SHOW IN THE Ho o.n,y-
THE SURVEY OF TROUT STREAMS AND ,.nIsv
zING OF pEBBLY BROOKS A sUBJEcT Or N Nprsi
IscUss1ox-GENERAL GovERNNENi Al re thc
The House of Representatives sPa"t tLe
whole day, yesterday, IN "lAE,s Gov led the
p;vcr and Harbor Bill. Mr.. 5. 3 COX leu 'no
nroceedinrs and several Representatives rom
PcDpsyivania. and others, engaged in siren siren
mons discussion about the size OF certain
streams for which appropriations had been
o,de The session was good-naturcd' Out
no,sy and ,umultuOus in the extreme l"ise
number OF fresh war claims nave oeen
offered in the House. The Senate mas p"'sou
the Northern Pacific Bill. Mr. Oorian T I,"9
u .uo ltd Secretary of the Republican Ex-
oe,,ti,,o Cou,mittee. Simon Wolf, Recorder OF
DEEDS for the District. has been asked TO
r p dispatches below describe the nature
81 ono of MFR. Glover's discoveries OF Demo
cratic fraud.
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THE PROPOSED CONGRESS.
ENGLAND ALONE IL OPPOSITION.
InNnnN. "Wednesday. AnrIl p.

LoSnOy. Wednesday, April "a, 1873.
Paris journals state that invitations to the Con-
gress to examine the changes necessary in existing
treaties, have been semi-oificiay communicated to
the several Powers.
All except England have declared their readiness
to accept the invitation unreservedly.
England still insists on the condition that all
great changes in the Fast such as those proposed
by the Treaty of San Stefano, shall be treated as a
European, and not merely as Turco- Russian ques-
tion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The President sent
TO the senate to-day the following nominations:
Tymns A. Henry 10 be Collector Customs District Of
PGnlico y. G.
Thomas A. inns, az coininster Mass VIM G. WlllA.s
WatcrOwu, y. Y. James y. Wood, AZ RavcuswOOd y. -
L. Ebbeus Deke ThOmasyllie, James b. fOuke' al
NapOean ONO; Morton T. Cardeli at Hancock MICH John
Clemens 80 HE'D BLUM, Cali Mis- Elizabeth NJ. WILSON, al the
ID.IL.-
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Taylor. The correspondent expresses the DeheI tnat
these raiders are melted by the supporters OF rdo for
the purpose OF bringing about MISUNDERSTANDING DC
tween the United States and the DiaZ Government Inc
mail carrier who left Fort Davis Saturday morning,
was murdered by the Indians twenty miles 1roul that
post. detachment OF cavalry has been sent out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE CONSPIRACY IN RUSSIA.

LONDON. Tuesday, April %. 1873.
The Nihilist prcpoganda in Russia is extending
considerably. The Daily Telegraph has advices from
Cracow that the Russian railroads incumbercd
w the TRANSPORT of troops to the north TO check
Threatened disturbances in various centres Of
education The CARR ons OF Moscow aud KEN have
been reinforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE SEARCH FOR UNDERvALUATIoNs.

IHI INLNSNhl NINI'II17IV-' 7I.'-'0' - '
OF THE COUNTRY, AT ANY RATE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSEt
WAsuINGToN. April 23.-Thc Treasury Commits
sion appointed at the solicitation of Western Gus
toms officers and merchants, 20 inquire into the
alleged undervaluations IN the New-lork Custom
House. will meet IN Boston next Thursday morning
and about a week will he spent there. Subsequent
meetings will be held in Portland, Philadelphia and
Baltimore. and finally in Ncw-York. The report OF
the Commission will not be made 10 the Treasury
Department before June. possibly not until July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE sANTo DOMINGO ELECTIONS.

Mr.. Noues, ex-COnsul of Santo Domingo, has
received adyiccs from that country stating that the
voting Tor President will be public and that the cleo
tIon. will he held on May aud the two folio wing das
The chances OF Guermo, Calvin and LupCrOu for the
I,re-deus deemed equal Gonzales, northern
capdidatS promises 90 respect the popular verdict.
business rs Teyiying throughout the country.
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GLovERs REVELATIONS.
THE NATURE OF THE DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS IN
LOUISIANA
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInuSEl
WAsHINGToN April pa story comes from New
Orleans which throws some hight upon how CERTAIN
alleged Democratic fraudsin connection with the in
sestigatOn made bv the Morrison committee in Lou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
INDIAN RAIDERS FROM MEXICO.

NEw-ORLEASs, April %. - The Galveston
Ye,cs publishes dispatch from Fort Mcintosh stating
that the Indian raiders from Mexico have killed many
people and carried OF two white boys BY the name OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
AN OLD OFFICER SET ASIDE.
TO RESIGN.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.I

To RESIGN.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.I
01snrSGrov. April 23.-Simon Wolf for long
fine Recorder of Deeds for the District of Column
bia and generally admitted to he an efficient and
acceptable officer has been requested by the Presl-
dent to resign the place being wanted, it is sur
missed for George 4. sheridan, nonresident OF the
District of Columbia, and heretofore living IN
Louisiana The President has offered Mr. Wolf a
consul gcncralShip in Germany, when lie mas
Declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
AMERICAN TRADE WITH JAPAN.
WGsHINCrON, Tuesday, April p, 1875


Mr. Bingham sends to the Department Of
state the customs returns Of japan last hall Of
1877 and for the month Of January ls7- For the last
month the balance 81 trade Is against Japan the Imports
exceeding the exports by Sl,277132 - For the six
months preceding the exports exceeded the imports ny
SI.O1G,5lG n. The value Of the Imports from Great
Brlt1m Tor the ak months was sgs23 OF ard from The
United States o32-5O The tonnage Of United states
merchant vessels greatly exceeded that Of other
Power The average ~ customs duties imports into
Japan only about per cent An export trade in skns
Of bulls, horses, dogs aud le"pars j. ,rfSng ny IRON
the Island Of C0rea, hut TIE imports thereto nearly
Double The exports theIeirom.
MIR. SEWARD WANTS TO he HEARD HIMSELF
The investigation Of the charges preferred
against George T. Seward, Minister 10 China. and o. T.
Bradford consular clerk Shanghai, continued to-
day b. the House Committee on Expenditure IN tao De
parmcut % State. The main feature o. The pfoc.dmgs
the committee call that gentleman otestiy before them
A. u impossible OI him 10 reach here Tor az least siAy
DAYS. the tCpumlttc" could not nMmcdttry decd"
upon The practbiiity or snrh course but have TIE
proposition under consideration.
TIE EXCURSION TO PHILADELPHIA.
The Presidential party which viii leave here
tomorrow 10 attend TIE reception Of The Union League
club in Philadelphia viii consist q President ana Mrs
Hayes Miss Plat. Mr.. h. A. Hayes Mr.. W. C.. Hayes,
tie Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs. sherman, the
Secretary Of the Interior and Mis- sclufz Miss Eyari
and SIR o. l. lrudcu Assistant secretary 10 the Prcs
dent. They will leave Washington al $50 O'CLOCK To-
morrow morning.
THE FUNDiEG BILL STILL Oh TIE TABLE
The House Judiciary Committee, to-day, de-
cldcd by majority of one vote 90 approve the reference
Of the Thurman Pacific Railroad funding III TO that COM
mtce when tic measure is taken from the Speakers
table for the action Of the House. An attempt WILL
however be made to pass the ll without reference.
A SYLLABUS OF THE FISHERY AWARDS.
Secretary Evarts is preparing syllabus Of
the treaty stiruatoIs claims proceedings, and anal
decision Of the Fisheries question by the Halifax Com
mission. THIS accompany the papers In the case
which soon 10 be submitted 20 Congress.