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Political Notes.

Returns from the various counties in the
state show that Blaine Will secure the Mary
land delegation 10 be sent 10 the Chicago con-
yention.
The Chicago Tribune thus divides the dele
gates chosen TO the Illinois republican conven-
tlon by 81 counties in that state:-Blaine I04
Grant SS, Washburne 5.
Gov. Young, OF Ohio, returned TO Washington
from South Carolina last night He SAYS that
despite the resolutions or instruction for Grant
Secretary Sherman will have seven votes in
the South Carolina delegation.
Advices from a large number of counties
throughout Ohio to elect delegates TO the demo-
cratic states convention show nearly all In ia.
yor OF Thurman. Fairfield county refused TO
instruct for Thurman, the majority OF the dele =
gates favorfDg Tilden.
At Milwaukee (Wis-) primary election OF dele
gates to the state convention, Saturday, OF 22
sherman secured 20 delegates, Washburne and
Edmunds ]. In Jefferson county, Wis., Wash
ourne obtained delegates, Grant 2, Sherman 1
unknown !.
This week republican conventions are TO be
held in seven states, and democratic conven :.
tons In two states The republicans OF Wis
consin, Mississippi and Tennessee and the dem.
ocrats OF New Hampshire meet on Wednesday.
on Thursday, the republicans OF New Ham,
Snlre, New jersey, Delaware and Maryland. and
the democrats OF Ohio. The republican conyen
tons OF the two days viii add fi0 delegates To
the 4SO already chosen TO 60 to Chicago.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN IN REPLY TO THE sENAT;
FINAECE COMMITTEE.

SECRETARY SHERMAN IN REPLY TO THE SENATE
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Secretary Sherman has sent to Mr.. Bayard.
chairman OF the Senate finance committee a
communication in reply to the latter's letter of
the goth ult., transmitting Senate bill No 1883
TO define the amount and manner of purchases
OF the public loans to be made by the Secretary
of the Treasury and requesting his views In re-
gard thereto. The bill in question requires the
Secretary of the Treasury to purchase the out
standing obligations of the United States, bear
Ing interest at six per cent per annuIa. to the
amount Of not less than s., ,O00. 900 In each week
until he shall have purchased and extinguished
all such outstanding obligations-theSe pur-
chases to be made in addition to and indepen-
dent OF any purchases of outstanding 0blga-
tons OF the United States made by the Secre-
tary on account OF the sinking fund. The bill
also provides that all purchases Of bonds here
after made shall be advertised in the public
press on Monday Of each week, aud the psu-
cnase OF the amounts thus advertised for snali
be made by the Treasury on Wednesday OF
each week. In reply, the Secretary states that
lne amount OF per cent obligations now out
Standlng is about $780, 900. 900. which, under the
PROVISIONS OF this act, the Treasury would be
Obliged to purchase within the next fifty weeks,
and that the supply revenues would provide
for the payment within the next fifty weeks OF
less than one-half Of the bonds which this bill
requires TO be purchased. There would seem,
he says, 'to be no method of carrying out the
provisions Of the bill except by resort to in
creased taxation; and the propriety OF such an
increase FOR this purpose must be determined by
Congress- In conclusion he says: .Iknow OF
no reason for making any purchases OF bonds
beyond the amount Of the surplus revenues and
FOR this purpose, the Treasury has already Suffi-
cient authority, While the present method OF
making the purchases is probably as advan-
tageous to the government as any that can be
devised"
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The District in Congress.

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE
TO-DAY.
The Senate District committee at its regular
meeting to-day, referred Senator Ingalls, bill
for refunding the per cent District certificates
to subcommittee consisting of Senators Har-
rls and Vance. Senator Ingalls, was directed to
report adversely-which he did-to the Senate.
Dill No. SS3, "for the benefit of the public
schools OF the District" The bill granted the
the District to the schools; also appropriated
$4,000 to purchase land on the east Side of the
Eastern branch for the dumping OF garbage.
and also authorized the Commissioners to EN-
ploy the convict and pauper labor OF the wash
ington asylum. Senator Mcmillan reported
PACK a Senate N bills Nos 1897 and 1861 in relation
10 10 s9narf No s 4t6; MI Mcmillan was in favor
one !2 provide that $5,Oe9 Of the money to be
raised Dy the sale OF lot 446 should 60 to the
county schools. The committee considered the
of Thoe erec}n question of selling this lot and
at length, and the nearly unanimous
vote was that the lot should not be sold. Tie
opinion was that the present is not favorable
ter price by holding on to the property. The
committee was also nearly unanimous In favor
OF OFT the erection Of market house on the south
to prepare substitute for the two bills auth
offZfng the District Commissioners to lease
upon good terms and for term of years por-
ton or lot No: 446 for the erection and mainfen-
ahce OF market house. The substitute Will be
reported at the next meeting Of the committee
TIE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL.
The subcommittee reported back to the full
committee on appropriations OF the Senate to-
day the District appropriation bill. But few
changes were made from the House bill by the
subcommittee. The full committee will meet
again this afternoon to consider the bill.
BILL TO IMPROVE THE RIVER FRONT.
In the House to-day Mr.. Henkle, OF Maryland,
offered bill relating to the filling up OF the
marshes Of the river ront. The bill contem-
plates the creation OF a joint stock company to
complete the harbor improvement in accordance
with the plans proposed by the board of survey
created by the act OF Congress, approved March
5th, 1872. No incorporators are named
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
The bill introduced In the House to-day by
MI. Henkle, OF Nd, to re0rganize and incopc-
rate the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad COM
paDy by that or some other name, has in 1t this
OBJECT: The railroad company made three
mortgages OF its property to secure
the payment OF certain bonds; these
mortgages are about to be foreclosed,
The company ask In case OF sale under such
mortgages, or under the decree OF any court, the
person or persons acquiring title as purchasers
shall be declared to be body polite and COR
porate by the name OF the Baltimore ard Poto-
mac Iallroad company, or such other name as
they may adopt
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May S.-yirginia skies, Old. 2y
do second series. SS do % past due coupons u 81 .
60 new ten. forties. 4oA; do. ten-forty coupons.
8AL LTfMoRE. May s,-ootton easier-middlins.
and Sd western % SUPER 2sa4 90; do extra, s2sa
de- DE-. Rio brands 6;25: fatapsco family. 10;
higher, declined and closed steady~southern red.
l 2osl. Is; do. amber. ]; 27aI 80; No. q western
southern more aete a anaa steady western r%er 3San
%Ead spc NsS 4sa4sS SS sSs0T June 81 i1Sssa ssfsSn
July, 41'4 bid; steamer. 4eai5H. Oats strong
41s42; Pennsylvania, 4la42. Rye quiet, sSas0. Hay
guiet,prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
meats-ioose shoulders, an clear rib sides, i'd & SE;
Clear bbs sdes A8s iams s.'GRfhSdfT ioaif$ Lard g.
Butter quiet-pTime to choice western packed, 22s
isumNcrede nomnai rcdned, IN cone once sron rslso
MS;sRT KS sRsTs9ss sS l3sSPn5 Snl SUGAR aetA soft s
SSa5d. Eeceipts-i6ur. s. ssl barres TG wheat. Shhh.
blsels re. j. 900 bushels. Sa.s sSO
81 80. 5gsh.ls; ied corn, lI9. $50 bushels: Sales
NEW YORK. MaS sCSt5cks % SSS SeaS SuSnss Money,
as; Exchange. long. 4s434; short. 4s7s. Govern
NEW YORK. May s-Flour dun. Wheat dun.
90 is for money and % Is for thIHSnsSs the aceons
l 3 bonds, per cents, l09% new fives. los
second consoIs, 93&. Illinois Central, less
PennsylIa ania Central 55H.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current IN New
York to-day at , = "a, as reported by Lewis john
per cents 1os7salO9is b of c. $685. 81 sales New
Jersey R Central, .Iih Ohio and Mississippi, SS;
l94H: Northwest, slA; 30. preferred, lOsk: Iron
y Mountain. 4sA Rhode Island. ls9f; st. Paul.
Pacific. M doc Preferred foa Co., ST Kansas aDas ana and
Texas: Ifs S3&; W. q. Telegraph. i05a; Pacific
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NEW YORK ''FREE THFNKERS..,
They Pass Resolutions DenouucIur
the churches and the Republican

NEW YORK, May 3.-Chickerfng Hall was
densely packed last evening by ''free thinkers
ahd sympathlzers with ID. NJ. Bennett, recently
released from serving out a sentence for seIIfny
an alleged obscene publication. He was re-.
celVed with boisterous cheering, which was re-
neWed again and again. EliZur Wright of Bo s.
ton, presided, and several speakers made al
dresses. Whenever Tom Paine's name was men
TONED the applause was prolonged, and only
quelied when Anthony ComstOck and the
cnGlcheS were denounced. Among other pro-
ceedings, a set OF resolutions were adopted. one
OF which is as follows: "ReS0tCed, That though
felglously, Anthony Comstock is the creature
OF the chufch politically, and is the product or
the republican party, and that his law is the
work OF republican Congress, and that as the
GOD In The constitution proposition came with
10 TWO votes OF receiving two thirds majority
OF the Senate in late Congress 1S76.) twenty.
eght votes, all republican, being cast for ft and
sixteen, all democratic, against it. these meas
should De taken into careful consideration by
every voting liberal"
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Cove Bennett Threatened III He Lee.


NEW YORK, Nay 3.-The sun prints a letter
from Covert D. Bennett, lately tried for the
murder Of Policeman Smith, In which he az
INNS his purpose OF giving narration of his
breads during the eighteen months ne was
held prisoner In the Hudson county jall. 1t
is stated that much indignation has been caused
In Jersey City by the announcement and threats
nave been made by reputable men that IL he
attempts to carry out his design he viii be
driven from the stage. The immediate relatives
OF the murdered policeman have been reticent
about the matter, but the friends and acquaint-
ances OF the dead man are outspoken and en-
phatfc In their denunciation OF Benefits
course.
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Chinese Protected by the Fourteenth
Amendment.

NEW YORK, May 3.-A San Francisco special
says that since the recent decision OF Judges
Sawyer and Holman In the TYburcio parTott
Chinese with the protection OF this government.
even II no treaty existed with the Chinese gov.
ernment at all, the members OF the Chinese
consulate there are perfectly Indifferent to any
thlng the newly appointed minister and COM
mfssioners may seek to effect in modifying any
portion OF the Buriingame treaty. They rest
perfectly contented with the provision for their
protection In the fourteenth amendment and
regard the mission to the celestial empire now
as !" fools erfand.n
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Wall Nlrcel To.daN.

Nkw loRK. May 3.-The Post. in its financial
article, says: The'week opened at the stock Ex-
Change with spirited raid on the whole list or
speculative stocks. Alter the decentralization or
The last lew weeks the raid was comparatiyely
eaSy WORK. ana prices from the opening until
noon 1eil Aa2a per cent and Including Louis
vile and Nashville ga. Coal shares Lake
Shore. Michigan Central and the Wisconsin
Stocks appear 10 have been the objective points
OF the raid, and these declined more than the
remainder OF the list. Since noon the marke
mas been less active and a steadier tone has pre-.
vailed, prices having recovered a al per cen
ana including Louisville and Nashville per
cent. Government bonds are strong. Railroad
investments are steady and strong. aud specu-
lalNe ponds are generally lower. la the tnoney
niaIket per cent is the ruling rate for Gait
per cent on United States bonds The rates Ara
aoout per cent lower. Time money is lending
at per cent Prime mercantile paper is sad
Hef cent, ~
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Cremation Refused 70 Bodies of
Suicides.

NEW YORK, May "A Washington, Pa, spe-
clal states that Mr.. Harding, one OF the trus.
OF Chas G. Poltz, placed In the Evergreen
cemetery, at New York last August, viii not
be cremated here, as reported. It Is not the
other who do not come to their death by nafnroi
causes, nor bodies which have been inferred.
unless the desire is expressed In the viii OF ds.
ceased. This Is the second body refused within
3 g week. tne otner oeing suicide OF Newark,
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. Ex-SNAToR JAMES A. BAYARp, who has beer
tnAn usual on SATURDAY last and when a Snnv
~ NeW YORK paper containing hfs OBITUARY
va nanocd 70 him he read it and appeared
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oaeo e The coroners jury at Reading, Pa. In the
John Kistler Saturday night with fatai resnn
rendered verdict justfylng the watchman.
Samuel n. Janney, prominent Friend
and member OF the indian Peace Commission.
Friday. ~ A"'O
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War Relics Dc.sroycd nv Fire.

DAYTON. ONO, May 2.-Tne Statement fhst
Memorial Halt AZ the soldiers home which was
burned vest erday was insured for half fits value
is incorrect. II was not insured. A large num-
Der or valuable war relics were lost. Among
Them nags and the uniform OF Gen. Thomas
placed al the home for safe keeping by order OF
The society OF the Army OF the Cumberland at
It's last meeting I'm WASHINGTON
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SERGEANT ALARMS THOMPSON has gone to
Ohio to watch the Thurman interest In the
forthcoming Ohio democratic convention. Sena-
tor Thurman is expected to return here to-
night.
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WEST PelNr lNvESrsGAruoN,

NEM YORK. May 3-The P1st OF thts evening
says I'D regard 10 the West Point case: (.reiib7e
lepcr.s nave reached the Essainq Posi- from spy.
efSl independent sources that the hand yritiny
on the scraps No. ;. No. az OF SUPERINTENDENT
ia! loi- and on the scraps Nos 3 = Q and 10 or
MI. hagen, and which, IN The opinion OF those
gentlemen. corresponds with the writing OF rhs
mysterious note, Is the handwriting OF WIT.
taktr.
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ANTI THIRD TERM.-Mr. Springer, of Illinois,
has an anti-third term resolution which he will
introduce In the House to-day, If the opportu-
nifty is presented. In view of this fact under
the call OF states to-day the fall reading of every
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INVALID SEAMEN.-The Pensacola, which al
rived at San Francisco, April 24th, had on board
twenty invalids, who were sent to Mare Island
hospital. None of them were dangerously ILL.,
but broken down and unit for service. Bena-
min 81. Keen (Seamen) died April 2lst and was
buried at sea, The Pensacola had been In
southern Pacific waters about seventeen
months.
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kkhBLE AND HIS COMPANIONS convicted OF
corrupt solicitation of members OF the Pennsvi. ~
van1a legislature, have been all pardOned
and, after paying the fines and costs, which the
pardons did not reach, were released from faiI
and went about their business 'A
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THE TARIFF QUEsTIoN.-The committee on
ways and means will tomorrow act ON the SUBJ
committees report looking to tariff reforms on
a small scale.
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The IMMEDIATE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION
BILL, which contains the marshal's amendment,
was signed by Vice President Wheeler and for
warded to the President to-day.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Col. N. A. Miles, 5th infantry
having performed the duty for which he was
ordered to this city, will return to his proper
station. Leave for four months. On surgeons
ceTtincate, is granted Capt. Lorenzo Lorain, Sd
artillery
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THE RIVER AND HARBOR BIIL.-The House
committee on commerce were engaged upon
the river and harbor bill for several hours this
morning, and expect to complete the bill to day,
1nwhch event it will probably be reported to
the House tomorrow.
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WHAT THE ANTI-TILDEN MEN SAY.-The anti
Tflden members Of Congress from Pennsylvania
ridicule the statement of the New York .S,ta
that Tilden has .thirty-two certain and proba-
oiy as -, many as fifty votes in the delegation
rom that state to the Cincinnati convention.
one OF these members foots up Tilden'S strength
In the delegation as sixteen, which he counts as
follows: Five from Philadelphia, tbefng the five
conceded to Speaker Randall under the com
plomlse) four from Allegheny county; Allen
and Plummer, delegates from the Erie Congress
slonal district jerks OF the 25th district: Chaun-
cey Black. OF The 10Th district; Hensel, of the
IT'D, and SteDger and Scott, two OF the delegates
at large THE STARS informant said further:-
.'Of these sixteen there are several who declare
emphatlcally they are against Tilden. jerks
and Black have both said over and over they
are opposed to Tilden, and my opinion is that he
Will not get a dozen votes out OF the delegation
at Cincinnati"
NAPOLEON AND WAsHINGToN.-A stone from
the tomb Of Napoleon l., at st. Helena Intended
for the Washington Monument VIII be pre-
sented TO the society with the appropriate docu-
mentS at the regular meeting next Thursday
1t was only recently found after being lost sight
OF for nineteen years. When our naval vessels
We're ordered home from foreign waters when
the war broke out in 1861, the Mystic in sailing
from the East Indies stopped at st. Helena. aud
some one proposed bringing homea stone for
the Washington Monument from Napoieon's
Brooklyn navy yard and then forgotten. Quite
recentIv Admiral Powell began making induir-
les and 1t was found slowed away at the Wash
inet0n navy yard, and is reported by Com
modore Febiger In good condition.
--o--~E@
AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Representativ His
cock, Martin, Cameron, Loring. Hefer and
HaWley called on the President to-day
THE DONNEILY-FINLEY INVESTIGATING Con-
Ml1TEE concluded this morning the direct exam
1nation OF Mr.. Donnelly. No additional mate
rial evidence was given. The committee went
lntO secret session and adjourned until 10 a. m
tomorrow. They decided TO call in the services
OF an expert IN handwriting. The counsel OF
D0nnelly and Finley submitted to the cammit-
Tee list OF witnesses they desired to have sub
poen;ed; among them William S. King, OF Min
neSOta.
EX-SENATOR CALDWELL, OF Kansas, who re.
signed his seat in the Senate to escape expul
sion, was on the fioor OF the House to-day.
The SILK TRADE.-Mr. Peixotto, the US con-
sui at Lyons France, In a dispatch to the De
partment OF State, dated April /, 1885, reports the
SILK trace as very active. The efforts OF the
last quarter show an increase of 5000 600 OF
francs over 1873, and of about 600 900 over 1875
frlces nave not advanced much, except for
Iancy goOdS The prospects for the year are
very favorable. ~'o
TIE ARMY AND DEFICIENCY BILLS will he con.
sidered at the Cabinet meeting tomorrow,
Mr.. HENRY FILLER will be appointed captain
of the watch at the Interior department. tn All
vacancy caused by resignation. ~
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Mr.. HENRY FILLER will be appointed captain
OF the watch at the Interior department, to f1u
a vacancy caused by resignation. ''-
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THE TRADE OF AFRICA.-Mr. Lewis, Z. S. con-
sui at Sierra Leone, on the west coast OF Africa,
in dispatch to the Department OF State. dated
March ~, 1850, transmits the commercial report
and with the United States is here opened only
about l3 per cent of it is secured. No American
agricultural machines or implements are known
ln that country. Twelve American vessels only
seems hardly credtable exhibit of American
enterprise The population OF Sierra Leone is
about 1000. good degree OF civilization eX-
1sts and schools and churches are numerous
and efficient.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Passed Assistant surgeon
r. S. McCarty to the Norfolk naval hospital, re-
lieving Passed Assistant Surgeon Howard
Smith, who is ordered TO the navy yard at that
place. Surgeon G. III. White from the Mare
Island navy yard, and ordered to the LackaWa-
ma. Gunner W. c. Seymour to the League
Island navy yard a
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COMMODORE G. II. COOPER assumed command
OF the New York navy yard Saturday last, re-
leving Commodore Nicholson, who will wait
nr6prC
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TRE ARMY AND DEFICIENCY BILLS will be con
sidered at the Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
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THE FUNERAL OF WM. HEMPHILL JONES took
place this morning at his late residence, 1Ol5 II
street northwest; Rev. DR.. Elliott, of Ascension
church, and Rev. Mr.. WynkoOp, OF the Western
Presbyterian church, officiating. There were
present at the services the members of the
committee OF ways and means OF the House OF
Representatives, and the members of the Yale
Alumni Association, and a large number of per.
sonal friends. The pail bearers were Senators
Bayard and salisbury and Representative Mar
TIN, OF Delaware; Hon. s. j. Randall, Speaker
OF the House OF Representatives: Hon. j. r.
Chalmers, OF Mississippi, and Messrs. j. w.
Maury, J. j: McElhone and D. w. Mahon.
MeSsrS. Martin, McEihone and Mahon accom-
pany the remains to Wilmington for inter-
ment.
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NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate to-day: Edward
L. Johnston, of Denver to be L. S. district at
torney for Colorado. VIM. E. Blunt, to be post
master at Haven Hill, Mass.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY. Internal
revenue, 81, ,234, 81: customs, s563, ,27sO7.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY has extended the
time to Wells, Fargo q Co., to make argument
against breaking up their post Office business to
May 4th. The storms prevented the company'S
representatives from arriving here on time.
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THE REDUCTION of the public debt last month
was s12,O7s,O1O.5o, not s2,07s, s,0s0.5o, as mis-
printed In Saturdays STAR.
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PERSONAL Among the passengers who sailed
for Europe on Saturday were Baron Blanc, the
Italian Minister here, and his wife.-Mr. John
Russell Young arrived In New York from Europe
on saturday, ana Is expected in Washington In
OF the columbus tOhiO) Herald is in town
Senator Logan has gone to Chicago. The per-
sonal estate OF DR.. s. s. White, the great den
amounts to $s97 4.u.-2d A. P N. G. Brady
has returned from New York.-The newly an.
pointed French Secretary of Legation at Wash.
ington, NJ. de PresSense, is the nephew of the
French theologian OF the same name.-Cap.
tain Paul Boyton has returned to the city from
a trip to the esouth.-Ex-C Congressman William
nia.-Assistant Adjutant General Drum re.
turned to the city yesterday from FORTRESS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hin Of Georgia and Plumb
ana representatives Hazleton and Page were In
In his seat to-day, looking as Ii his visit TO Ohio
had both benefited and pleased him.