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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Sheer, Enfrail-

that Mr.. Tilden Is not an available Pres
Dental candidate, ard that il all.
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st. Louis, Iron Mountain & South
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1he DemoeratIc Programme.


WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The reports pre-
tending to give the Democratic programme
are pure speculation, They are utterly at
sea, and will continue SO until the Caucus
meets, and probably afterwards. Repub.
lican members want to go home, but are
not adverse to prolongation of Demo-
cratic decentralization, as they allege that
itinures to Republican victories. 1t is es-
timated that every month Congress re-
mains here, with the present attitude OF
the Democratic majority, is worth five
thousand votes to the Republican party
in Ohio alone. Opinions OF individal Dem
ocratic members are wide apart, and it is
impossible even TO strike balance be-
tween those who say Congress will adjourn
in two weeks and those who predict it will
remain until March, 1881. There is room
for speculation; nothing is certain, only
that the Democratic majority has worked
itself into hole and plugged upthe open
ing.
During the closing ghours of the last Con-
gress the Republicans offered the Demo-
Gratis fair compromise as to political
legislation, II the latter would allow ap-
preparation bills to pass, but that offer
was rejected. 1t lis understood to-day that
several Democrats would now accept this
compromise and settle on that basis, but
the Republican members declare they will
not doit. They offered the ecompromise to
prevent an extra session, which the Demo-
Gratis rejected, and now they may get out
Of the scrape as best they can.
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dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesb
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu
monia, weakened and debilitated state n
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swavne's Componnd
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing proprietiesN
Physicians recommend Il.
u have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to be yery
reliable and etticacious in the treatment Of
severe and long.standing coughs. / know
OF two patients, now in comfortable health.
and who but for Its use consider would
not now be living.-Isaac S. Herbien, M.
D., Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, 25 cents; large size.
which IS the most economical, 81 90, or six
for $5 90. A single 25.cent bottle viii oit-
entimes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of
life. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists.
MwP4w
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VOLUME XXvII.-NUMBER 2Ss.
LIEUTENANT MARION \. BUnRIs.

A Tribute TO His Memory by a comrade.
EdItOn lutelligenesr,
The late unfortunate affair at Martins.
vile, Ohio, in which AIarlonN. Burrls Lost
his life, torcibly reminds us OF the obser.
vation so often made, that men who have
passed through the fierce conflict Of arms
have been spared but to perish by the
the hand Of violence.
l know nothing Of the circumstances Of
the affair at Martinsville, but this l do
know, that the victim was a brave and
chivalrous soldier, who stood In the very
front at Shiloh, and in every position
proved himself the true man and steadiast
friend. '''' '''+ '''"''"''
Lieut.. Burris, was a native OF Washing.
ton county, 0. In the summer Of IS61
he assisted in recruiting for Capt, Lipons
Company, (raised principally ia Washing.
ton county, o. and Wood county. Val
lie became first lieutenant OF the rom.
pany, which constituted company O.
Seventy'seventh Regiment, Ohio Volun.
teer Infantry. He accompanied the regi.
ment to Paducah, when Il became part of
the army OF the Tennessee, and was placed
on the extreme front at Shiloh.
Lieut., Burris was with his connanv nm
picket duty on the night OF April s. is69
and brought to brigade HEADQUARTERS eaTly
on the morningot the 9th news Of the
enemy,ss approach and the certainty OF
Impending conflict, He described with
minuteness the situation at the fort-the
enemy had been gathering all night, were
then hiling the wood and old cotton field;
could hear the rollcall, &C., &c, Such
was the Information he communicated.
de was sent back with orders to Capt Sis.
son TO obey strictly those OF the preceding
evening, until information OF the situation
should be sent to General Sherman, whose
headquarters were the fourth OF mile to
the rear. +'''S
Lieut.. Burris bore himself gallantly dur.
ing the prolonged and bloody battle. On
the third day he behaved with dlstin.
Rulshed bravery when the remnant Of his
regiment was cut to pieces by Rebel cav.
airy he was subsequently promoted TO
Adlutant OF the regiment, and during his
entire connection with 1t had the conf.
''"nce OF the officers and friendship OF the
men. '''
ne resigned in 1868, in consequence Of
Certain dissensions, but restless Tor active
duty re.enlisted, taking position in the
ranks. His subsequent career has partly
escaped the writer, but this fact is known
shat he became ateacher in Washington
county, Ohio.
His name deserves to be recorded among
the true and brave, and his memory cher.
ished by those who knew him intimately.
Although spared soldiers death 10 fall
in ignoble combat, his memory deserves
worth. w DsH
Warrington, D. c., May q, 1879. -'
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Presbyterian General A,scmb,v,

SARATOGA, May 22.-At the opening OF
the Assembly resolution requesting Rev.
DR.. Patton not to accept the invitation to
the professorshipin England, but to re.
main here, was unanimously adon,ed
Judge brakes resolution to POSTPONE the
consideration OF the report on repi esen.
tation went over. The report OF the Com.
mittee on Missions for Freedmen pre-.
sented the receipts, $4,000; balance in
treasury, S2,57S. The report was then
At the afternoon session the subject of
putting the freedmen to work under charge
Of the Home Mission Board was discussed
at length.
The evening session was given up to the
t[ecepnon OF delegates from corresponding
bodies present. They were introduced.
and made addresses, mostly Of fraternaI
character,
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AStenm Boiler necomes Ambitious

CLEVELAND, O., May GA Herald
special from FOstoria, o., says: At 2 o'clock
to-day boiler exploded in the Resdon
grist mills, owned by Messrs. Ebersale 4
Hoble, instantly killing young man
named Carl Headly, an employe of the
mill, and seriously injuring ]. Ii. Arnold,
a carpenter, Frank Reynolds, citizen,
Young. the fireman and B. Orermeyer, a
farmer. The shock Of the explosion was
very severe, demolishing the machinery
and walls OF the mill. Loss heavy; not
yet estimated. The cause OF the explosion
is not known. ~"
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A Paris dispatch states that Pierre Jules
Meme, the sculptor, is dead.
In heaving an anchor on the transport
steamer China, in Simons Bay, two men
were killed and nineteen wounded.
A Vienna dispatch to the GaSOs states
that Germany and not Russia demanded
OF Switzerland to renounce the right OF an
asylum to refugees. Switzerland refused
and Germany referred the question to
other powers, who refused TO cooperate
with Germany,
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For the White, Take the whites Of
eight eggs beaten stiff; add two cups Of sn.
gar, one;hall cup butter, three-fourths cup
sweet milk, one teaspoonful extract lam
on, three cups flour having in Il one meas. ,es
ure BANNER" Baking Powder mixed thor.
oughly in the dry flour, ''''''s' ''O''
For the Yellow.-Take the yolks Of eirh,
eggs well beaten; add one Gun NV Wits bSiae'sm' S,,'
gar, hall cup butter, half cup sweet mils
the grated rind and Juice Of one oranoe @
one and three-toarth cups flour having N
i one-halt measure 1hANNER" BatSno
Powdermixed thoroughly in the dry fiour.
bake ~ pound cake or long nal mans
pouring In first o layer Of white. then %
R: Iayer Of yellow and white alternately
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Rundny 6ehonl CeIehra.Io.,

New York, May 22.-The Brooklyn
Sunday school.Union celebrated to-day its
5Oth anniversary. The children marched in
seven divisions and paraded through the
principal street. After the procession was
over the children returned to the various
churches where they were refreshed and
sang most beautiful melodies. The public
buildings, places of amusements and
many. private residences were decorated
with flags and bunting, ~
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUn.


BALTIMORE, May 22.-The mile dash, all
ages, was won by Kcbbuck, Lady Middle.
ton second, Baton Rouge third, Bowstring
fourth. Time 1:45i.
The Vernal stakes, one mile, was won by
Grand Master, Pawnee second, Jerrico
third, utilita fourth. Time / AS.
J.: 46lrl race, one mile, all ages, was won
ey Bonnie Woed, Hattie +. second, Oriole
third, Albert fourth. Time :45l.
The Peyton Handicap, mile heats. was
won by l.oulanier, Bayard second. Time
l:45l. e
The Steeple chase, one and a half miles
was won by Dandy, Patriot second, Lizzie
d. third, Ventilator last. Time S:iO.
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Rrooka Conntr MnnI
Panhandle News.

Sheep shearing in this locality is abou,
over, notwithstanding this but little has
been brought to town. Indeed, there
seems to be an entire absence OF the stir SO
common in the wool season. 1t cannot bf
said with any degree Of accuracy at this
time, what the ruling prices will be. A
few clips have been sold slow as twenty,
five and thirty cents. OF course with these
prices farmers are somewhat shy, and dc
not propose to sell yet. The prevailing
opinion, however, Is that prices will bs
about the same as at the opening last wear
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amendment. The previous question was
then seconded on the section, and, pend.
ing the amendments thereto, the FIRST
amendment was that offered by Mr.. Buck.
ner, as amended by Mr.. Ewing, and Il
was adopted.
The next amendment was one offered
by Mr.. Clafin to strike out that portion
oil the bill providing that certificates shall
be Issued In payment Of interest on the
the public debt. Rejected.
The next amendment was one offered
some time ago by Mr.. Salisbury, striking
out The whole section. This was rejected
yeas, ne; nays, ll6.
Mr.. Ewing asked leave to amend the
section as amended by Mr.. BuCkner, by
inserting in lieu Of the words standard
silver dollars" as they occur in that part
OF the amendment which was inCorpo-
rated, on his motion, STANDARD coin Of
like metal"
To this objection was made, and Ewing
moved to reconsider the vote by which
BuCkner's amendment was adopted, for
the purpose, as he stated, OF making the
change he had indicated.
Mr.. Conger moved to lay the motion on
the table, and the yeas and nays were
ordered, pending which on motion OF
Reed, the House, yeas LOG, nays 1O9, ad.
journed.
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ST. lOuis, May 22.-The Broadway Say.
ings Bank closed,its doors this morning.
1t made assignment The reason for the
suspension is said to be the withdrawal Of
100000 since May 1st. It's liabilities are
put at about 100000. Assets cannot be
stated, but the President OF the bank thinks
depositors will DO paid in full.
. q tre this noon In the Flayen Printing
I'ompany's establishment, Pine Streets
damaged tho concern about 9O0O0.
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Rowling war sIemnrlas

RlcnNoNp, Va, May 22.-what arc
known as the "GoId Gases" were taken up
for trial to-day in the United States
CIr Circuit Court before Judge R. Hughes.
These cases embrace about dozen SUITS an
part OF the United States against ex.State
officials who were in authority at that
time Of the evacuation Of Richmond. for
amounts ranging iromone to Eve thousand
dollars and aggregating about twenty
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Canadian RaIlroad Matters.

DETROIT, May e2.-sir Henry Tyler,
President, J. Hickson, General Manager
and other Grand Trunk officials arrived in
this city late last night and had lengthy
conference this afternoon with the Com.
mission, Produce and Merchants and Man.
ufaCturers' Exchanges and the Citizens
Committeeot Toledo in reference to secur.
ing for the Grand Trunk road independ.
end Chicago connections.
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Base Bali yesterday.

r,tlS.ss Cleveland, an o.-oleveland, 10; TrOys, s
Chicago-Chicagos 4; Bostons, 3.
:, Cincinnati-Cincinnati,0 o; Providence, 10
:, WoreesteE-Holyoke, .; Worcester, s
,,J Utica -Uticas, S. spriugields, 4. Cham
Washington, D. c.-Nationals, o; Alba
Buaalo-Buaalos 10; Stars II.
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Judge raclxer.s WIN.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, May 92.-The will Of
Judge Packer was read to-day. 1t be-
qucaths for the permanent endowment Of
Lehigh University OF Bethlehem, Sl,5OO,.
600; for library for University, $500, ,OOO; ;
to St. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, $500.
600; St. Marks Episcopal Church, S, 900.
Several bequests are kept private for the
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nonkrnpt memphis.

MsNPurs, May 2s.-Ata hearing to-day
before Judges swaine and Baxter, Of the
Federal Court, in the case wherein Judge
Rsxter had appointed a receiver for the
iS,s Gitv ofMemphis, by an agreement the
nnNnssI saIS sal case was certified to and all the
no,sps TSnp sent to the Supreme Court IN
the meantime the matters so.UO are ~ f9 Cnnrt
in statue quo until the supreme S0'''
rarders o decision.
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TIIESSALY.
A SHARP ENGAGEMENT.

ATHENS, May 22.-An official dispatch
has been received by the Minister for Wa
announcing an engagement between the
Turkish troops and insurgents at Perlasia,
Thessaly. The Turks lost 450 killed and
wounded and the insurgents 20, including
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San FRANCISCO, May ga report has
been spread abroad that Gov. Stanford
was about to resign the Presidency Of the
Central Pacific Railroad and Branches On
account Of i'll health. The Governor
emphatically denies the assertion. Hi
health is better than for some time, and
he has no intention Of resigning.
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CHIcAso. May % 2-EIOur--In good demand
Mt full prices. Wheat-Strong and higher
unsettled and irregular; No. 2 chicago sSrine
81 o. cash; 81 OK June; 81 OOX July; ssiess
at s. 0lNal 02lE June; No 8 do SIKc: re. re-
lHcted G5Hc: COrn-Actiye firm and higher
at S6lsaSGkc cash; 86KaSOsEc June !:
g lHaS19Sc July; 3s9<aSsI1c August.
oais7SSNtrong and higher at 3OaSOHc
caSL; 2SHG June; 3oc bidJuly. Rye-Eirmer
Flaxseed- Nominal Mt 81 coal 20. PorE~ In
good demand and prices shade hirher at At
90 671Ec CASH $0O7 Iia0 70 June; 50 77l5a9 80
July; 50 S7ka9 90 August. Lard-Modcr.
9tely active and higher at 50 is cash; 80 l6 lid
June; Q 22X July; 30 80 August
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.,,.. pe,Iuetion Of PreIghts,

PrrTsnuRau, May 22.-The new Pitts
lnreh Line again announces reduction
an fourth class freight, Their rates 70, 2,
w W, ara tsn cents per 100 pounds on full
~ ~ leads to Chiosgo; ten cents on iourtn
cns 49, I'm n car loads and less QUANTITIES. %
W., Wv yo,k "a aud Is cents to Boston. Epese
NsM wv. ave "a made 10 conform with rates nov
rnIso r,,IIsS I between Chicago and the seaboard
cities.
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MIlwAUKER, May 22.-Miss N. f. Bud.
dington and Mr., L. W. Walker were mar.
rled by telegraph this evening, the bride
and friends being in the telegraph oifite
IN this city, and the groom at GyAtiona,
MINI: The ceremony was performed IN
Rey. W. 9. walker, Of Monmouth, IlIs.
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Fast Time.

PnItADELPHrA, May 99.-At Amber
Park the race for special purse for Hope.
i1l with running mate, to show the
three fastest half mile heats eyer made in
pennsylvania, zen :SH, the tipe was 9:lOl, 9:iO
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BosToN, May 22.-The widow D. P. Stone
has given $4,000 to the Young Mems
Christian Association, towards the cree.
ton Of new building.
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LOWELL, May 99-The Five Cent Saw.
lng's Bank has been temporarily enjoined
by the Bank Commissioners withdrawal
Of deposits and shrinkage on mortgages,
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IT BEATS ALL.-Jackson' Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel 4 Co5s
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THE COAL TRADE,

NEwo4srLE.oS.TYSE, May 22.-In all the
pits In Durham the miners Union will be
working to-day. The coal owners in Ger.
many took advantage OF the miners strike
here to push German Goals into all the
Baltic ports, and It Is thought that consid.
cradle portion Of the summer trade In coal
from the Tyne has been forestalled.
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l4sFseS's Best Sweet Navy Chewing 10,
5acco. Retailers can buy il AZ is Jossenb nj,
speidel & Co., in q, l0aad 20 pound paeE. It'
ages. f'S"
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DETERMINED TO SQUASH GENERAL LpolsLA.

There is decided disposition on the Re.
publican side OF the House to prevent the
consideration OF any general legislation
after the disposal Of the Warner bill, and
prominent members OF the party said to.
day, there was no doubt but that the Re.
publlcans would follow this course il an
attempt should be made to take up any
various other measures which have been
reported by the committees this session,
other than those making appropriations
for the army and executive branches Of the
government. To accomplish this the Re.
publicans will have to refrain from voting,
which will leave the Honse without a
quorum,
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Last Notice.

The Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany drawingin Louisville, KY, NAV 81
final notice, For the ninth time this popu'
lar Company presents It's scheme, Every.
body is buying, for who does not wan,
$4,000? It only costs s. for trial. ONLY
q few more days are left In which to de.
eide who will draw the big prizes. Orders
will be filled up to the evening Of the 30th
inst. Seize the opportunity.
TT. coxMEREoRp, sec'y,
C0uFifr-I Journal Building. IouisviIIe ~
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The House committee on the state Of
respecting the acertainment and deClara.
ton Of the result OF the election OF Presi.
dent and Vice President, to-day agreed
upon the bill and authorized Representa-.
tive Blcknell, chairman, to report 1t to the
House with the approval Of the commit
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, Do you want trimmed hatP Go 10
speyer Bros. w ~
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SAN FRANCISCO, May ga Portland,
Oregon, dispatch says that the town Of
Dallas was nearly destroyed by fire. The
loss is not estimated.
DESTRUCTION OF CIRCUS rARAPHERSALlA
AND NENAdERIE.
DETROIT, May 22.-French's menagerie
and circus burned to-day. When the fire
was first discovered Mr.. French and his
men were in an adjoining field and before
any efforts could DO made to stay the pro-
gress OF the flames the whole establish
ment, consisting OF the animals barn, two
dwellings and u blacksmith shop, was q
mass OF flames. While endeavoring to
rescue the famous trick elephant Sultan,
Mr., French was knocked senseless by the
frightened animal and barely escaped with
his life. The loss on animals, circus par
aphernalia and buildings IS about Sl5,OOO;
insured for about ST., 600.
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF LUMBER AND
PROPERTY.
CuSToS. Iowa, May pa fire started
about noon in Lamb & Sons dry house,
burning their lumber yard and that OF
I Young & Co., with several million feet
of lumber, One million three hundred
thousand leet OF lumber owned by Curtis
Brothers was burned; also about fifteen
houses. The fire is believed to be now
nnder control. Tho loss is not known,
hut will probably be very heavy,
Before tho fire was extingulshed several
acres Of lumber, owned by Lamb 4 Son,
w J. Young 4 Co., and Curtis Bros. 4
90. were destroyed. The fire crossed Sec
ond street into several blocks OF dwellings,
reaching from the railroad nearly 70
Twelith avenue, and west to Third street
Among the buildings destroyed were
Tho old Clinton Iron Works, Marshall
Honse. Herman Kreim's grocery, Dexter
GiSar Box Factory and twenty.nine oihel
hnSijinSs, mostly residences and boarding
Sonses. The total loss is estimated q
SiOO, 900 to 5000, 900; insurance about S0V'
/ mn
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The House Committee On Appropria.
tons to-day, after general discussion on
the Legislative and Judicial Appropriation
Bill, agreed to concur In the Senate amend.
ments, and instructed Chairman Atkins 10
report the bill with recommendation
that 1t do pass.
IN np0 M, m ur,.r, ,,,,.
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ChlenEn.

THE place to find millinery of every de-
scription-at Speyer Bros.
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COMMERCIAL coMPLlcArIoyg.

The Frankfrter Zeitung states that the
Rotterdamsche Haudelsveoiuging Trading
Company loses 100000 flofins by the
failure ot the AfrickansChe II Handelsveoing.
ing, and will be compelled TO ask the Ia.
diligence Of It's creditors. II proposes to
pay them in four and half per cent
bonds. It Is said the Antwerp banks
will suffer by the embarrassment Of The
Rotterdamsche Handelsyeoinging.
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Picnic Cake-rno cnln,..

SAVE money by buying your millinery
atSpeyer Bros.
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TO TIE DAlLY lNTELlIe FHcFR
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Democratic Dilemma as
Hopeless as Ever.
The Republicans Determined 10 Fill
buster to Prevent any Further Gen.
eral Legislation Destructive Fires
Yesterday--presb As
sembly Proceedings,
WASHINGTON.

-. NJ = wv IV 7 ThN NtNIbI
WASHINGTON, May 22:-The subscrip.
lions TO the 4 per cent reiunding certih,
Gates since yesterday were Sl,OO5,5sO.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
The President has nominated Eugene
Schuyler, Of New York, Consul General al
Rome, and Wilson King, OF Pa, Consul
General at Birmingham.