Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-05

DEFERRED reLecaAMs.
INSPECTOR OF STEAM SAv,sArio

INSPECTOR OF sTEAA NAVIGATION.
Washington, March IA seuator stated
privately this morning lha. p. J. Ralph.
Prercht, steamboat inspec,or for the dLtrici
Of Michigan was being urged upon the pre-.
ident Tor inspector general Of steam nsviga.
ton to place Of the present incumbent, aud
that he felt assured the appointment would
be made.
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
Wsahington March 4.-Prssiten. Hsye.
sent the following brief meaaage to congress
last evening:
To THE SENATE AND house, have re.
ceived fro the United State. centennial
commissioners t"eir final report, presenting
IL full exhibit Of the result Of the United
Statts centennial Gel bration and exhibition
Of 1876, q. required hy the ACT Of June Lat,
1872. In transmit ng the report for the
consideration Of congress, l express aud ]
believe the general judgment d the C untry.
a. we'll as my own, assigning TO this exhi-
bition . measurs Of success gratifying u the
PRIDE and patriotism Of our people. and full
inercial interests Of the country. The very
ample and generous contributions which
foreign nations added to the rplendor and
usefulness Of the exhibition, and the cordial
ity with which their representatives took
part in our national commemoration, deserve
our profound Acknowledgements. Al the
close Of the great services rendered by the
United States centennial commission and
the centennial board Of finance, it gives me
great pleasure to comEend to your atten-
ton and that Of the people Of the whole
country the laboriou., faithful and prosper.
Qua performance Of their du,ies. which have
marked the administration of their respec-
tive trusts.
[Signed] r. B. HAYES,
Washing ton, March Sd.
FoUR z CENTS.
Washington, March a Suhscrip.ions 10
the four per cents are 81 100000.
NATIONAL GREENBACKERs.
Washington, March Al. H. Dcweese,
chsirman OF the national patty. has issued
40 address TO the people OF the United
States. He says: Separation from the old
parties is necessary, and asserts that this
action on the part of congressman elect has
inspired the national g%reenback party
throughout the country with renewed cour
ageiand confidence. He called for q Thorough
organization, and predicts that with it the
party's success in 1880 is assured.
ENGLAND DEPLoREs TIE SITUATION l.
FRANCE
London, March 4.-The Times says tn,
news from France is much to be lamented
The cabinet has been severely damaged
and has lost its position in the chamber
The consequences may not merely be ths
tsult of the ministry but The revival of con
fusion aud weakness, which must send Il
paralize the French government and lowe
the influence Of France aboard England
relies on the evaporation Of France 10 III,
whole course of eastern affairs.
B~ELLIGERENT PRINTING OFFICE.
st. Petersburg, March 4.-The Oticia
Messenger says: The police discovered
secret printing press at KiefG. o. e%n,erin,
the apartment they were met by a storm o
bullets. aud an officer of the gen de arm
killed and two gen de arms wounded
Eleven men and five women we're arreated
-Four of the former were dangerously wouno
ed.