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"Whnt, ncv--." It's 10 use to fly In tho fnco
at public opinion. "plnnforo" continues to .o
as bright and sparkling gem na when first pro-
auccL, anu these who laughed ut It's keen satlro
a yeslr nR0 arc Just US rouly now II relish its
charming melodies and comic situations. List
evenings production Of tho opcnl ut llHvcr1y'a
WIS tho occilsisn Of thu debut Ut Mrs. =. G. 70 ri
OF st. Pulls Church, Cleveland, who cssayod thr
rosc OF Josc,l'fne. FrpM tho start she cnpturcsl
hur audience, her first Nria, Sorry Her Isnt,"
Whining Il deserved encore. She Is tho rossesss1r
Of Il pure. sympathetic sonrnno, which r1tna To II
much ttso m did I'nrupH or lhltt. This nfter-
mon stiss Ada eotness Nntl Mrs. L9,1ia Ealk wlll
SxIl'1KS , eT ,- ie m f"rer IT, ,1 slEIg rs '
will appsAr ~ JHaelA,fte.
ThainIcutianE Iuint tn Il lnrEa business dur
Ink tho senst,ls Of fIar Mnirsty's Opera Tho ni-
vlncctl subscription sale ycsterluy reached the
sum Of $7,oD, marked tncrcuso over the first
dAy'B eMloA IL yDar ago.
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b1y ho hclt bnck until tho fntp Gf tho lteorBnnl-
71tton bill hntl llrcrI tlgtctninet1s
Army.

f}cn Sparks, Chairman " tho Cotnrniftco on
Military Affairs, tHEtl this evening that nlll on
army Reorganization will he reported by h!s
Committee nt anr1e tl.nn In this .Nesaton Al.
though tte proEross lias been mud mdo On to @
It. Tho subject has already Docn thoroughly
f1IsoiiascI.
, 1880-01-07

5pettdf DHPdfth to TIC Chfsdqo Tribune.
WARRINGTON, u, G., Jun, 8.-Atr. EcAica, CHAIR
man OF tho Indian Committee after confer
euco Will, tho Secretary Ut tho Interior, has do
oiicd to postpone debate on tho resolution to
remove tho uto Indians from tho reservation on
which they arc now located until utter tho
Southern Uto Chlofs, who lro Oil thor WAY to
tho CapitAl. shall havo beon seen and thpir yfowa
had Us to tho possibility OF tho peaceful removal
OF tho tribo to tho ulntah Reservation It is tho
hultot Of sosno Of tho Commissioners that these
intllaus, speuking for tt,olr tribo and partiot-
lariy, tn Wow Of tho siIeuinatn!!esa iin
Ct to PIT IN n1l RppeaEaIlee hnxo placed
them, Will rcndily agTeuto remove without hry
no necessity Tor further aGtlon On the il!ll reso-
luton. II fhoy rafugU to tin this, thnt tho OPP
potlcnta Ut tho 1ndn policy VIII do all IN their
1nWer to 80 A1nbHtl tho resolution ~ to mako 1t
imperative upon TIM UteA to lenye C0lorndn. 1t
Ia Understood TINT accrutary sshura very 1nucl,
dcsiros this conol,,snn nf tho ute buslnoss. lIe
Is discouraged at tho failure Of tho negotiation.
Gen. Natch and Coi,lEil lssioner Albums heartily
desro to gut rtl Of wastls 10 tntrnctnhlu. Menn-
whllU, tho Indian Committee of tho Ilpnao 1A to
Investigate the origin of tho U&o outbreak.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
I1OOl.Ef2S.

While 1.-THE Bankers Dnughtcr," now run.
ming at 1loolry'a. ~ npt u suffer by comparison
with the presentation OF tho same play given nt
nnothcr thcntro not hing agu by the untnn
Square Company proper, tho production IL In all
respects u 1ncrtnrious ono. Homo of tho parta
nrc mt 30 well fllic't, while others arc equally
EnfHl: but all tho members Of tho troupe nro
thoroughly drilled In the rules they as
sumo, md with tho SCENES modeled
after tho originals tho comedy dtamn Is
nctctl md set m mnnncr TINT closely resembles
an excellent counterfeit Of tie orIgl,,nl. On
Moniuy anil OIL lust evening the audiences were
largo enough to demonstrate tho fact thnt tho
novelty OF "The nankcrs Daughter bus not
been lIssipatcs1 Comparisons are never agree-
nt'tc. Therefore wc will not enter Into one be-
tween the company OF tho Square ard the one
now under discussion. Mr. 1.ouH James, who
cnncts tho part Of JOHN Strtht'ow, whiu hc mny
to ssage n ~ er of tilo % fnocr', ph"taaraphie
,ramn md oae Yon @ whca thq !. sal!uss 1T
ly cnnsctcntinus nnl NJ, Intelligent motor. His
work IL well finished, his voice Isstrnns although
never h9rHh p"rhaps occasionally IN BIZ hcnvier
hnrrsc,! delivery. but nstln in those heavier
al.calthy. nnlsly WY; Tho chn1a.etGr IT !.tl!iaa
of Miss Mnric Wuinwrivht, WIN In nsany respects
gtyes the best Interpretation, q the tae cher.
i an actrc:s of much cn,otionn! power:
;;9g Te hns ,,,,,ue ais ntsss] no' ;yP"'ns,s Ms,r
,aoasuro. md hcr pgrsonation Il ma'ie !n"re Ut
fnriin.cc ssS " loweyrr s ~ ,nnk whit he eHhnes @
r her mlrth, upon hor first cntr,nce with Cun,-
ne, WINS nut mi @g1,its 50 lc,rty. Mer sorss,w % over
1iEisSs iates ss @ eap!'as @ s sastane That @ sser tho
tlo,! md In tic well: known bo,,tor ecene siiss
~ es:1ss Pss r fenas.s f taiss!ss
s 4hs part 4s IL scf n upof safa'as 'sss eo*4sc %x
rnatctinl, hui sirs. WoIeott e!vcs the charaetora
pertain rnilne'ent, and nj tho sumo time retains
fyor"y ns of IT. IT. coiers enae. 1't s acct.
Is not as pointed rs It might bo; he !leks tho
n ths sccno nj tho cnbas:sy he Il entirely too
Im.d. He thrcetens anil challenges his enemy i1
Sctns. @ h es etssr Sntsy o ~ t1s 2,
mn.i kr.,, Chnrles Waleott ae9uits him;
selt oxeellently ~ la.np'; tho t.xG!sal .J,!;a
while he docs mt thorouEhay picture tho senillty
III ;s s + ;SsSy Ss Ses rfs @ sssG Ia +: !:
sfi fs' by IT. II ~ ~ r hobers Il ssf
bcaring, % Ind md his seeno nc Will Lalia'i IN tic M
secnml net ,was rendered naturally and
SssSe %s r Nj Fir ao of ods4ecr dhS5ssrss nd 9ga2e M'
esIo'e q the satns f'!e Of Laurence lytsttrook,
nT the l; ~ M;s ,n;,J1,, E%rFS was tho aun n a.
of"The i'ankcr's Daughter" Itself wo need
,e ,,;,9 Tno Play aS been fseGnnenty
tors, lts story, nnh !ts Incidents aro not above
those found n tho cMrrHnt @ nEcl; but TINT
rasn' wa s sfn nnd ix A. Il a7 II =" tho see en-
str,ct1on If il strong work for tho stnyc, and
/ ono full Of interest to the public.
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ALI coughs and colds, and such affections of tho
throat and tungs as loud TO consumption arc
cured by Dr.. uuQ'a Couch avr4u, Price - eGnts.
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DRUNKENNESS,

DRUNKENNESS.
DR.. D'ungcr, dlscovercr Of tho cinchona cure
for drunkenness cures ull cases. Room -
I'ulmes tiotise. -,-
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-T--[--.--
Fs7 TGl oil n Et1 Y la3 u 70 G1E3h
iE3 -. IL t21t374 S!ftt7 l., xIS LIZ ~! X! q
iB I'll KiVI EtAtl l1lsslht.2 tltk<iit7:N G7au7
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| IHlfF7lNl 15IIJtf]I<tf-
C,,sL,uls. rrrrnHt, nlt. 1btdi.
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We ere told that very fine tract of
vacant land exists in Kitsap county.
fifteen or eighteen miles from Seattle
AID the same distance from Tacoms.
The Olslly Greek flows through . por.
ton Of this land. and by the route of
that creek, which empties into the bay
near Blake Island. it il usually reached.
There are other stresms 10 the vicinity
and txo OF, thrss lsksss and the region
is accessible wits IS idle labor g. any
other Bordering the Sound. Our in
lforaiant has been there, and be declares
the land RICH and inviting. and plenty
q q for { sceeser 10 Of SETTLES tn,
location, geographically ID admirable.
being eligible to both the. upper aud
lover Sound snd' not far from Hoods
Canal. Such region is rough and
forbidding to siogle individual. but
to q colony of from q half dozen to
twenty families . better location could
not be chosen. The best markets the
country affords are close at hand, and
timber. water aud everything neediul,
Why will men 60 hundred or q
thousand miles for land when they can
get all they want and Of better de-
scription 1t home? .aEl1
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reduced the negro TO his lowest level.
Indeed, Il would seem that in those
parts especially the rebound from the
crushing effects Of slavery has been
greatest. In Mississippi particularly is
this noticeable. In one Of the Guber-
Material messages ~e see it stated that
in thirty enc counties in that State
there were issued, in 1865. 564 marriage
licenses, and in 1870 there were 3427;
in 1878 the humber exceeded 2.090.
In the same counties in 1865 the num-
Der of colored churches was 1O6; in
1870, 2S3; in 1873. 400. In 1865 the
number Of colored schools was 10; 10
1870, 14s; in 1878. 800. Figures sell
dom spssk with srestrr eloquence than
these. They tell of advancement in
morality, Of . desire for spiritual slcvs-
ton. of q thirst for knowledge and
determination TO seek. improvement
through oil possible channels not only
most marvellous, but without precedent
in the pages of history. Here 10 an
other fact d,sproving the charge of
idlsness and shiftlessness, which many
are - fsnd Of bri ging against the
negro: In 1850 the cotton crop was
$3.50, 900 bales. Il was inevitable thst
the waste ofsthe wsx should decrease
this fguse. and il 3ssa it was but l.
oooy000 bat the rshoesd was prompt
and prodigioas. and in 1879 the volun-
tary labor Of the freedmsn contributed
5000. 0oe bales. and since then To crop
has gone on -increasiag srd txceediag
ss3thing known in the pslmiest days
Of slavery. III
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The Walla wslls onion says that
there 10 any quantity Of timber in East.
ern Washington svailsble for the max.
ing Of Delegates to Congress. 1t thinks
that Brents has done we'll during the
tArm about expiring. and that be is .
candidate for reelection. Others named
BY the editor are T. J. Andcrs and
Miles c. Moore Of Wslls Wall; r. G..
Newlsnd aud Jesse Day of Coluu,bis;
James A Perkins and E N Sweet Of
Whitman; D F PsrcivAl VI. Spokan aud
Edward Whitsou Of Yakima. Modsstly
enough the editor says nothing about
himse'f and e he doesp't considsr hia.-
alf worthy the place, we'll not be The
art to put him forward. ] B Alieh,
now OF Olympia bat soon to Be Of Walla
WallA he tlinks the only man on Pu-
get Found 1t all likely to secure the
zm0sSa0nfs mxV s&ss ss4ssxass& "a e@ae
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STATISTIC coIeR1lHe NE coteasD
- IAN.

The progr.ss Of tho nssro in the
Southsra. Atatss 4 evidenced In . very
striking Anaaunsr By : rsssAt Hnstsrn
writer. -HDokine-at Il 10 = ststlstiesl
light. az tsasoning from known fscss.
be puts inward tie statsmsnts follow.
ing. In 1850 The slave population was
seas. - isfs7e ,tYysyA ssooso
solsS bkln(As = ~ o6ath.: in 1879
t6snuuber he'd reached about s. 600. 900,
thus rsfating the confident prsdjcsioss
Of their dying out There 10 also proof
Of thsir moral oay0n1esnDnt - aaill
larger rasio. The number ct schosl
houses In the SCOTT . sar bsyo1d any
thing dreamed OF twenty ysars ago.
Every li9l4Asmln h41g scnook Nor
IL the higher 6sS1s q sdscssion s -
lectsd. 6euiaariss and colleges worthy
to stand on I, per with ths. best jnstitu-
lions in The hand have been established
for the negro. and are Sustained q
him. L r. . feet that in the meter
Of education Il has shewn ! thiret
and eAeerness that put to shame the
record Of t6s 6eath uadee The domino.
tion Of The formef Whit slave masters.
They have advanced equally 10 rslleion
and morality. In len ysass. The mum
Der Of churches bas q0adrupled. Petty
crimes have diminished. TAe nasshes
relation b bsooming general IsdsstSy
and thrift Are oommoa. Thsrs i !
gsosral slsvatioa Of the raes. physl-
sally. meFAlly asa aintslisstually, vhiah
will put il On = favorable oonpasIass
With the more fayeeed whit~ no. anl
that. tea. under circumstanoos = H.
eoarseensat ssd difRoulty vhisA sss
have had 70 encounter Thie peoessu
= Observable not alone in thnss passs q
Tie sosh - 1etry sd
g sxist y - nildest fosp. asd 10 h
pstAasl = ~ ehaepeesf As1opsraliss.
bat alse iasstlDSse sestioss whsrs Il m
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over the city by Constable Kirk and
Marshal Myrick, Knocked ct the door
OF one OF his pursuers and gave him.
self up. The man was brought before
Justice Matlock. and through his At
torney, Mr.. II Y. Thompson. waived
examination and was placed under
$1,000 bonda to await the action of the
grand jury. Manning 10 none the
worse for his little episode. although
Carmack feels quite badly about it.
Mr. Thos P Handley. formerly Of
Yamhill. has been retained by the de-
Tense in the case Of the State vs. Harry
Wintzergerode. charged with murder
ing old man Swanger, near Hillsboro,
last January. The plea TO be set up 10
insanity. The prosecution will be rep
resented BY Messrs Caples and Mulkey.
A melton for change of venue was
made by defendants counsel. but Was
refused by the judge.
In accordance with telegraphie in.
structions from Adjutant General of the
Army. General Howard has Notified
Post Commanders Of the Department Of
the Columbia that upon application of
the Supervisors Of Census, to furnish
such military aid in taking the tenth
census - may be practicable.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 26--Arrived,
schooner Cowpeer from Tacoma, and
schooner Hueneme from Port Gamble.
SACRAMENTO. May 28-LAst evening
the Supreme Court rendered . decision
in the Kearney case. releasing him The
hearing was On . writ Of habeas corpus
appealed from the Superior Court of
San Francisco. where the decision of
the Police Court putting Kearney in
the House Of Correction for abusive
language. was sustained.
SAN Francisco. May 29.-The Car
son & Colorado r r Co. have begun
work constructing the first $50 miles.
between Carson and CsndeIaris and
Columbus mining districts in Nevada.
D D Mills. Nicholas Lunnig, WIN Sha>
ron and other large capitalists of Cali.
fornis and Nevada are the principal
stock hOldsrs.
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GENERAL ORDERS no. II.


HEADouA1Ixls Paov. DEBT WASHINGTON
TEn1yco1Y, q. 4. B..
Seattle. April 10. 1880. ~
]. The Comrades q this Department arU -.
minded Of the approach Of the S0th day a Nav.
appointed BY the Rules and Regulations Of the
9. 4. B.. to be observed In eommemogation Of
the services and sacrifices Of our fallen comrSaes
Who now answer the roll call Of 'thst granA
army shove" Stevens Post No. !. Of the Depart.
ment will 80 that the graves Of our Comrades
''gone BEFORE" that sre kcateA In this vicinity
arc sought out and httinsly decorated ON that day
with horal or ether tributes, - dilieeut hands,
prompted BY hearts hlled With grstituds. and
sympathy shall supply, and IL 10 Tecommendsd
that the Reverend Clergy and al good loyal men
and women be invited 70 Oo-opeE1te and paEtici.
pste. = 80 = -
2 The Post Commandsr Of steveus Post No. /,
Will forward 20 these heajqssrtsrs report OF che
manner In which the day Wus obosgvsd, the mum.
ber Of graves decorated and al other matters Of
interest In this connection. By order
P.W. spARLIN0,
s Departments Onmms1dsr.
HaADouAHfEls efEvus Posf No. 1, g. AR.
CoAaADn:-Y Your sttsnsion 10 called 70 0susssl
Order No. II. Hsedquasters Prov. Dept Wash.
ington Territory. 9. 4. 3. AID IN accordance
with the Rules and Regulations established 81
ths @. 4 =. Tie 18th day o. Nay vii b. observed
- eommSmogataQ0 Of our doceased comrades. An
n,embsrs Of Stevens Post No. I. @. 4. =, in seed
Standing afe commanded g. b present. st theif
regular plsos ef nseeing l1eaaoaic nall) a ~
2eta Day Of aay. loeo. e o'clock ?. \. And "a
- . nloet v1eA - ea1 nhspaRs a lhoexsscisso
v. q. 1Sfrx, osnnA,ai,s roe..
IaASK SsDEx. Adjutaak
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Saturday, May 90. 1880.
THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS,.


The NxwHsbsidss he between lsti-
tuds IS So g., longitude 166 40 E.. and
latitude 20 1s,S. longitude 40 II e.
There are twsnty.thres principal islands.
but tho group contains ovsr one hun
dred, and. occupies An ares 4Is miles
north and youth by 211 miles east and
west. The inhabitants are represented
to b simply dsbssed hesthen and saw
ages. Cannibslism still exists among
them. They are tssschsrous in the ex.
treme. and tboss Mo venture - their
shores to trade mot 90 we'll srued !;
and yet. strange - It may seem, wesAN
told that after these same s.vages 1T
on board ship their. mannss. and. In
fact. their whole natars, seems p I'M
dergo . complete change. They are
willing and activs. and win readily Do
anything they 80 required TO d; show
then what j. wanted. ~ thsy ere
happy TO- obey. The united esstimony
Of the planters who have ssploysd
them for years is in efsset the sams q to
their industry and tractsbssnsss. %
The Solomon group. which 10 said to
b. the largest in the Pacific, lies few
degrees 10 the nor sd wet Of the
New Hebrides. alStosAs Inhabitants Of
the latter group. sAey are branch Of
the Papuan race. with q mixture Of the
Mslsyo.P Poly nesisp. Both men and
women Gre said to be even stronger and
mere robust than- thoas OF the New
Hsbfiesh sThs no - hselthy. coarss-
l.okis jflss anx tts somen "a
good.io6fins. With ocSssionslIy . really
handsome one. The pSopls Ore ohsrao-
tsrized ~ Industrious and easily nan.
aged. ss4hA suils I'D sdotsts,
These isIshds extend sbout 496 miles
north and south BY 4e4 miles east and.
west. and sustain largs populstion.
The Gilbert group lies on the equator
aud is distent ifom the Hawaiian ISL
ands about 1000 milea. They are oil
low coral islands, seventeen in number.
Findlsy says: The name Gilbert Ar
ohipslaao wss given 10 the group by
Admiral Krusenstern, after the COM
msndef Of the Charlotte. emo Of the
first explorers: The other commanders
nans tMarshail) being given to tho
g:oup 70 the northward." Thees cap
taius Of che English Navy. when they
fell 10 With thase groups were making
their <cssss 10 1888 in The Charlotte
and Scarborough from Port Jaekson 10
China. It Is said that this "voysge
originated in the first colonization Of
Austral,A. y Twenty years ago their
population WAS mot far ftom $4,000.
Il is no~ 'sStimatsd y Rev e T Doane,
who recently passed through the srsup.
ct about 10000. Large numbers have
bsea removed to Fiji, 6amoa and Tahiti.
to labor on plantations. and multitudss
hsvs bseu killed in drunken quarrels
and insas. In ihs ysas 1867 Aasriesn
and Hawdiae' pieisnaxiw lres9ol
among thamN stte6e = tAer Qbristisn.
isstion. In later years they have bsen
aided By Samoan teachers under the
patronage Of the Londcu Missionary
Soeisty; the Ave seuthsrnmost islsnda
sf the s!dsS 1rd = sns6z onotSs
Peru - Nskdhss) b6hG uhdof theii
instractier
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wAsMluerOn TEnRlToRY.
PoHr 0AllBLH, Nay 2S. ARRIVED.
bark Atlanta. from Hsn Francisco.
PoRr TowHsxxo. May 2e.-Ths n
mains Of Jacob KoFter arrived here
from Nanaimo ysstseday morning. on
The steamer Idaho, asd the funssal
tOek place IN the afternoon from the
residence OF his brother 10 this city.
Jehp HnekeliqS QMsds cafDe6tef
q she ship uenseal Botl~. al Hsrt
Gamble, fell from the lower mixsen-
yArd 20 Me dset On Wednesday last,
'tsceiviag slisdt internal injuries.
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OLD JUNK WANfnD.-We will here.
after pay cash tos AL old rags. junk,
|ood iron. copper. besas. led. etc..
.dalisered to us On the wharf. Here 10
. chance for the boys to make some
money. Cow 4 WiI.soN.
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roRrLAsD. Nay IA Telegram re-
esived II this city last evening from
Frederick BiIlines, President Of the
Northern Paciac Railroad. stating that
~ ottGAdo4 OF si1na4.iulSsd
: boo1aVsantsd the codnpdhyaU vSRtf-to
complete thsir main aud branch liues.
Following are the conditions: First-
Actual settlers on agricultural lands
embraced in the grant to the company
shall be entitled to purchase from the
company one quarter section or legal
subdtvisien thereof, q which thsy
shsn havs oettlsd. at the price of $a.5O
PER acre. All lands cold except By way
OF mortgage % aid 10 TIA consssuction
Of tho road. shAu b enhjssl h taxation
sooosding - the laws e thsvStates or
Territories II which <sAsy sssay be set
tied. ~
ssoosd The eoapA1y IL reqcltea
within ons year after. she passage Of
IL bill - coUunnos ~ work Of cen.
sks0stiaa - mafn 1jneas points between
Poetland. Oregon. and : point q far
$50 - Wallnls. ". T.. and 70 oo@-
plseA equlpl and pat II operation the
ea1ile naaa Inc 81 vssns tAsse two
psinte vilhtn fdas year from the time
- onn1DonoeaDont g tho work. - = AZ
4hted- - rishs ~ the company
49, : as.ss tlroogh any cAsycn.
pes4 81, enywbre = it, line shall
soe prosset any olker rsilned froa the
ne end occ.peac1 of the. - il eon ;
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EAAT8asN sTArn

WAsHMoroN, May 2S-The Senate
in Executive session confirmed Leousrd
Lowe - Agent of the Indians of the
Cheyenne Agency, Dakota; John A Rsa
- Register Of the Land Office ct Bis.
marck; FL Briggs as Age t. of the In.
dams OF the Colorado River Agency.
Asizons; w 81 Haithurst - Agent of
Che Bruls Agency, D T; b r Chambers
OF Nebraska - Register of the Land
Office ct Niobrars, d T; d n Key Is
y 8 District Judge of the eastern and
middle districts of Tennessee. The
Senate rejected the nomination of 8.
Newton Pettis Of Pennsylvania a. As
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the Territory of New Mexico.
The House Committee on Pacific
Railroads have the subject of the Texas
Pacific under confederation. Friends
OF the road are sanguine that some &C.
ton will be taken in regard to it as we'll
as the Newberry bill.
The Secretary of State has received .
telegrsphic dispatch from Forman, our
Consul General at Cairo, stating that
an obelisk and pedestal had been placed
on steamer which will sail in Q fort
night for the United States.
The Secretary of the Navy today sent
the President communication relative
to the necessity and propriety Of CON.
pleting four unfinished doub:e-turreted
monitors.
The Treasury Department today pur.
chased 49,, 600 ounces of fine silver for
delivery at the Philadelphia. San Fran.
cisco and Carson mints.
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EUROPE.

VIENNA. May 28-A collective note
will be drawn up. immediately upon the
arrival Of Goschen at Const.ntinople.
and will be submitted to the Powers
before being delivered to the Porte.
An understanding between the Powers
on the question involved has been e.
tsblished.
CAIRO. May 27-Ths Porte has asked
the Khedive to allow the wives Of L.
mael PashA, ex-Khedive. to return to
Egypt. Tho Khedive. acting 90 the
advice 1t the British and French Con-
suls, refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

On complaint OF Special Agent Ncyins, OF
the Treasury Dcpartmcn !, puN Marshal Nutti'- an
rested Ernest sachs and Charles Wrdahcr. ~ No. !
Nader lane yesterday, On charge COZ smuggling ca-
tnouds Later IN thrdIy Deputy Marshal Bernard ar
=, fed Jean Baptist" lcbdut. az y" "lj sixth ave, on
similar cl.rgc II :, claimed That sac brou1ht 10
t;iis country 'lom Pau4 diamonds worth $4,000. on
which tnc du'y not paid. He arrived ou the steam
shin Main ON Saturday last. and B'h.,nt vino is %
IrencLin.n unable 10 sneak the EnLh-h ianctai' nc
nt,i,d him II j. believed thnt B~binut f--i-t'd IN
BRINGING he diamonds 20 trs country. Mlchulcr is a
pnrtu,r 90 Rnchs ara carries on The hn-ur-~ ~ No
Nn,e. lauc n hi. name Tho prisoners taken Ice
r COMMISSIONER shields and gave bHil iu "a 500 "lcn
m tt,.tr for examination Thursday. In the meantime
their fres Of business have been taken pusrtt,un ui
T. Ia snii that the smuggcd diamonds are IA tho safe
10 th, cfii-c
Mr. .cI, denies mat hc has committed any offence
az fLc laws. lie enfs fi't Dc m' H""hnt "n 'he
steamship and that. 1rb ami was unable 90 epr1A
Eu.li.'i. hc hr;ricided INN "u hi- arrival 30 ihla
cii, lie further -be that al tr DIAMOND hr has joe
.ri. have been regularly iuyorc rhd that There t-
bccl no attempt w,try~i Z" dcfra1d hr Government