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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
NATIONAL BANKS.
REPORT OF THE CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
FOR ak MONTHS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l


GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, April 30,-The Controller OF
the Currency reports that the total number OF Natioal
banks organized since November 1879 Ia forty, with
n capital of So 53I207O. The total nuulber Of banks
which have gone into voluntary liquidation during tho
same period is nine with capital Of Tl,3OOOoO IN
cluded among which three GO!d banks IN Caiornia
with capital Of $7OO,Q00. which went into voluntary
quldatioa ana were rcOrCania"d as currency banks
No banks have failed durIu the last nine months Dur
ing the year ended November 1, 1879, thirty-etELt
banks were organized with cluital OF $J,10J,OUO'
thrty-cight banks into voluntary liquidation with
cap!tll Of $i45O,OOO and eight banks with capital
of 81 OS0 coo were placed I'm the hands OF receivers
The Controller Of the Currency reports the atdltonal
National bank circulation issued during the month oi
April TO be $131G,SsO the amount surrendered or de-
strOycd is GJG537 leaving the net iEcr case SG203j
The net Increase National bank notes during the year
ending May l. 1880, is $l5.00030O: the increase oil
lcga-Cudcr LOics deposit curing the montd OF AIrl
WIS 525 993 and The Increase dur ng the year ending
May 1850 WIS T5.710.50O, aud The amount or csa,
am0uIt Of National bank notes outstanding ON NAV l.
1880 10 343 $40 800, not intending National gold bank
notes amounting TO Gl,3Jl The amount Ol caed
National bank notes is 81 700 Of which 81 722 7Oo
are l0-40s and $3S 900 5-20S. The amount OF Gs oi
1881 h,ld by the hank Is $5{ {C7Gl5O and the amount
OF per cent funded 1885 $I3iT132J0.
The following is statement OF United states currency
Outstnndmg at this datc:.
O!d demand notes, SCI 900. -- --.
Legal tender notes, all lssueS. S3lO lOlO
One year notes of 1868, S47, ,l5J.
Two year notes of 1863 $4,000.
Two year coupon notes O 1868. 1880
COMPOUND interest uotcs $2t1,3iO. .--- -
Fractional currency, nll issues SI5,G0i, ,591 90.
Total, $302, ,077,J42 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
THE ALLIANCE IN VIRGINIA.

THE REPUTATION PRINCIPLES OF THE MALONE
PARTY NOT IN DOUBT.
rrRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRipuNEl !
WAsuINGroN, April 29.-Some Of IN" thud term
managers complain that they have been unfairly
treated in the comments upon the part they took M
tho Virginia Republican Convention last week.
They say tho Readjusters are not Repudlalonlsts'
The latter advocate only discrimination between
that part Of the State debt That was honestly and
legally issued. aud that part which IS fraudulent.
The live question Of Virginia politics to-day how
ever. is whether the debts of the State shall be
honestly paid Ia full, whether the credItors of
,hc state shall be required 90 surrender part Of
their property nj the demand Of their dishonest
debtors II ls proposed 10 scale down the whole
debt without discrimination. The RcadjustcrS can
not hope to succeed without the aid Of the Rcpub-
leans. 1his fact places grave responsibility upon
the Republican party, and makes It accountable for
any scaling down that may take place if it should
help to put the Readjusters into power.
It's honorable in the Virginia Republicans that
wLil, many of them favor tho nomination
Of General Grant they refused TO surrender
to General Mahone, even at the demand
Of the Itco3niz'd agents Of the tmrd-term
movement. Bnt, in order that there may be
no question a, to what the principles OF the Read
iukf"TS aIr, brief quotation from letter recently
written by one of the recognized leaders nl that
puIty IL gwen herewith lis hutHOT IS W. RANK D
Bar, of WthrvIlle, who, writing March ~. 1850.
nnuuuuces himself as candidate Tor Congress IN
the IXth District OF Vlrglnn. on the Malone ticket.
The letter WIS printed in The Ugihid Feopte,
newspaper of Pulaski County. MIR. Bluir says:
Pcimlt ne to shy That have brcn ReadJnster from
the beg .uuug ui tac n"fcmcnt' aHd NJ Time when IL
Wiz bot popular 10 have been such nnd hive cOnrlI
utcI nil ny cucfgiCs anu feeble Hiillcs 10 us ad
yluccIucnt. Having nch we'd u grand triumph
IA view nf the debt issue, low favor
vigorous app cnOn of rcadjustn"nt princinirs To tho
National G'bt. | favor IN increase or tuul sound
- ..llg P44lnk
the wants aud neccsHu's ot the people
ald TIC demands OF lrndc, ani generally TINT this Coy
runlt shll De- ndmnls cred Tor the TCCf Of tnc pCu
pc from their piescht financial burdens IN nm cCOnOm
icIl md Just manner ana that our nc schools nau
fnrtorIrs commrrrnl aud shall be protected
the utmost Of NRtOnHt legislation.
It's assist in tho election of such men ms Mr.
Blair 10 Congress- that the Republicans OF Virginia
are as!;rd by the thrd-term managers to join with
thc rcudiugtcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
The CALIFORNIA CONVENTION.
TIE UNIT RULE TO BE ENFORCED ONLY IN VOTING
FOR MIR. BLAINE,

THE UNIT RULE TO BE ENFORCED ONLY IN VOTING
FOR MIR, BLAINE,
SAN Francisco, April 3O.-When the Convention
re-assembled last night a discussion arose over the
proposition to amend the report of the Committee
on Resolutions and to instruct the delegation to
vote for Blaine until his name should be withdrawn
and then to vote as unit for tho choice Of the ma
iority of the California delegation. After a long
debate tho amendment was voted dOwn-yeas 122
nays 124. The resolutions which direct the dele
gates TO vote as unit for Blaine were then adopted
unanimously.
The following nominations for delegates to the
Chicago Convention, made by districts, were con-
frncd by the Convention;
J. G. Wimerding, Alexander Sharon. Samuel MOgrOve,
Socrates Huf, j. X DOak Creed IaymOud, f. a. Davis,
Joseph Russ II. 7. Fairbanks, Lieutenant Governor
John Mansfield, D. B. Payne ana +. VI Pixley. After
nates-G A. FISHER, O. NJ Kinno, +. j. French, j. A.
Benson, James Foster, r. johns john G ocOtt, r. a.
Leach, :. G.. HbOrn, William Smith, Charles Sherman
ana j. 7. stcarns.
All the delegates present came before the C0nVen-
ton and pledged themselves TO carry ont the in-
structonq IL was resolved that the credentials OF
absent delegates and altematcs be placed in the
custody of tho State Central Committee until those
claiming them should similarly pledge themselves.
A resolution was adopted urging the appointment OF
Congressman Horace Davis as member OF the Ma
tional Republican Committee for California, also
declaring Newton Booth TIE choice of California
for President. The Convention then adjourned
finally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
REFUSING TO OBEY THE LAW:

REFUSING TO OBEY THE Law.
W1NNrpFO, Manitoba. April 30.-lhe Menn0nites
oye eiusoo elect Municipal Council IN heneand rs re
Quircd By law. ~ =, or,~,,a
LARGE STEEL WORKS REoPENED; i,
Sr. Louis, April 30.-The Vulcan Steel Works OF
mis- cty resumed operations In Gl s departments on Ine
baslg OF prlces adopted by tho company
SING SING PRISON ACCOUNTS.
SING SING n " April 30.-The earnings OF the
here Tor p amount to S9O55 80 the expenditures
To- & q, ,glO Gs, leaving surplus OF SO, lOS II.
TWO MINING ASSESSMENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O-lho Sierra Nevada
Nfnn Company levied assessment OF 81 per share
and tho Caledonia Black H Company one of 90 csnts
ONE MONTHS COINAGE AT PHILADELPHIA.
PuIIADELPnIA, April 3O.-Ihe coinage at the
Mint here during the month of April was as touowsi
tiod si60l 20Oi silver, Sl0OO0OOj base $Sl2oo total
e5,6224OI
BASE BALL AT TROY.
TROY N y ApTl 301ln match ga game aSp. on 9@Se Trse
Cub and tho National Association Albany Club tne Troy
club was victorious by score OF 70 D. -
Jesse BILLINGS's DEFENCE. ~
RI1IsroN Spa N. Y. April 3O:-At the billings
ysT trial to-day tho examination OF Dr. Grant was con.
Guided and Dr. dow who he'd the Cor01ers nguesS was
See for the people a. the foTsr & % Mee o
tracks and to the hnalng OF the gun IN ths "eL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.


THE CALIFORNIA DELEGATION TO VOTE AS UNIT
FOR BLArNE-REsULT OF THE HARRISBURG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE YOUNG
scRATCHERs TO GRANT AND BLAINE.
The California Republican Convention in
structed the delegates to Chicago to vote as
unit for Blaine. The results of the Pennsyl-
vania Democratic Convention arc not
thought to be hopeful for either Tilden
or Hancock. At a conference of represen-
tatives of the Young Scratchers and
of Independent Republican organizations
in Bos' on and Philadelphia, held in this city
yesterday, it was decided to send delegates to
the St. Louis Convention next week by a
small majority resolutions against both
Grant and Blaine were adopted.
private meeting Of nearly one hundred busi-
ness men was held in a MadisOn-ave. resi-
dence Thursday evening, and speeches against
O third term were made.
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THE LAND LEAGUE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Friday. April go 1880.

A Dublin dispatch to Tho Times says: Mr..
Parnes great National Land Conference yesterday Of
which SO much lad been said and written. whether
garded as the OF the opinion OF the
country upon question which has more solid interest
than any other, parade Of Mr.. ParnriPs Parlia
mentary force, must bs pronounced signal failure.
"The room in which the meeting was held was not
half full although there was restrictions regarding
admission and at no period there more than two
hundred and fifty persous present, including eigb-
teen members Of Parliament, The names Of places
from which delegaIes came suhoasntly INDICATE hoy
llt 10 claim the conference had to the title OF repre-
sentative assembly. Some OF them are little more than
obscure villages to wnoh teutop: Importance was
Of the National Land League. Some OF the memoers
represented local farmers' clubs. One came froni
Letters Of apology read from several members Of
Parliament, iuci uding Mr.. A. NJ. Sullivan"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
MR.. FRENCH'S SUCCESSOR.
ORANGE FERRIS APPOINTED SECOND AUDITOR OF
THE TREASURY.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNr,l


rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, April 39-Ihe President has ap-
pointed Judge Orange Ferris, Of ewYork, to be
Second Auditor Of the Treasury in the place of the
Hon. E. B. French, who died last week Judge
Ferris has long been in public life. He was elected
to Congress III 1866 after serving several years as
Judge of Warren County, N. T.. and subsequently,
for some time as Provost Marshal OF his district
Soon after the close Of his term in Congress, he was
made one of the members of the Southern Claims
Commission by General Grant and has distinguished
himself by the industry and the judicial spirit
which he has brought 80 his work.
The Second Auditors Office. to which he is now to
succeed, is one of the most important bureaus OF
the Treasury Department. Init are examined ard
adjusted all accounts relating to bounties, the re-
cruitng service, the pay and clothing OF the Army
the subsistence of officers medical and hospital
accounts the pay of private physicians, the e&-
penses of the War Department, contingent als-
bursenents of the Army, and all accounts relating
to Indian affairs
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BUSINESS MEN OPPOSING GRANT.

A MEETING IN PRIVATE PARLORS WHERE sPEECHEo
AGAINST THuRD-TERM WIRE MADE.
Believing that many business men In the city
were desrous Of assembling somewhere where they
could express their Views regarding the political Ques
ZION without having them transmitted to the public, W.
f. Morgan OF No. 179 Madison-ave, offered the use oil
Ia, rarors this purpose Circulars we're accordingly
printed and distributed among business men, inviting
then, to meet at his residence Thursday evening. April
90 II was stated ia the Invitation that no reporter
wOuld be admitted Notwithstanding the severe storm
nporv hundred pcrsous present, and until late
hour speeches made I'LL expressing antagonism to
Grant for u third term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
THE ATLANTA DEEMED LOST.

LONDON. Friday, April 30. 1s8U.
All inquiries at Chatham respecting tho
training ship Atalsnta by tho relatives and friends OF
the 800 young sesmen and eleven officers on board
when she left Bermuda ninetyone days ago, have now
oeased and the belief prevails that the ship succumbed
to one OF the terrific gales to have prevailed
after she left Bermuda
Tie newspapers having published Sensational reports
about the unsatisfactory action and want Of stability
of the missing framing ship Aaanta ON the fatth OF IN
teryews Varliug, seaman from the Ataiansa
who had lett 10 the hospital At Barbadoes ana VINO
has since arrived at Plymouth. the British Admiraly
publishes statement that Varling denies the truth o
iha al eyed interviews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
CEIIIES AND clSUALTIrS-GY rELEGR4PB.
FATHER AND SON DROWNED


OTTAWA, Ont, April 3U-AlUriG IafIael and his
returning from funeral drowned Wilde crossing
Lake JOmDasiue on the Upper Gatiueau.
AN INDIAN MASSACRE
ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-Dspatchc5 from Los Vegas,
Mexico contradict the report circulated here yesterday
that James Brown ana party had been murdered by Indilus
atOr near White OAK.
NEw.YoRK PAINTER KILLED
BRANCHVIILE N. D., April 30.-Juhn Conway,
painter from NeWYOrk. while working the Summer cot
4. ID. Waldo this afternoon haA the geadOd biOwu
from pnder him by OF wind killed by the tau.
THE HOTCHKISS MURDER CASE ENDED.
LocKPORT, N. Y, April 3O.-Jn the HOtchkiss
murder today the jury by order OF The Court discharged
the accused and tho prosecution abandoned the
OF Hugh McG Wilson Jointly indicted with Mira H0tchkss.
ALLEGED ATTACK ON A STRIKER
READING, Penn, Apul 30.-Isaao Trate, Bupcrin-
tenden OF the Reading Hardware Works and Milton Crimes
moulder arrested complaint OF Henry Mat2
Der OF tho Lookout Committee OF striking tho
charge Of assault with intent 70 XIII MaE standing At
window looking into the foundry when Grmes by direction
Of Trate threw piece OF iron q him. The strikers
eeiV1ng and from Philadelphia and Connecticut and claim 20
be able 70 hold out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
LOSS BY ErRE IN Ll.EsuY CITY.

A fire broke out yesterday afternoon in tho
fat rcndng works, nj No 123 GGni,st, Jersey CITY.
Before 1t was cXtinEmhcd It had spread to adjoining
buildings, causing total loss OF $4,000. 1hn build
ings which were owned bv Aldermen Wood and Vrelea-
burg, were fully insured. Az Assistant ChiCf Engi-
MahOncY und Telegraph superintendent Aahhurs /
driving 10 the fire their wagon upset Jcraey-
ave. and Wuyne-st Both men were thrown out aud
MahOncy was severely injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
AYACANCY IN THE CABINET.

POSTMASi EI-GENkRAL kLY APPOINIED UIoIhIUI-
JUDGE IN TENNESSEE,
lGESERAL PRESS D!sPATcHi
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Duripg the session of
the Cabinet to-day, the President rendered to Post
master-General Key the position of District-Judge
Of the Eastern and Middle Districts of Tennessee,
made vacant by the recent death of Judge Irlgg.
The Postmas:er-General accepted the position. The
nomination will probably not be sent to the Senate
unt shortly before the adjournment of the present
session. Nothing was said with regard TO Judge
Keys snccrSSnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
GERMAN GOVERNMENT DEFEATS.
pypf,y ErsHav AnriI an 1QS


In the Reichstag yesterday the CoastinR
Trade bill was rejected. being the third defeat which tho
Government has met with in three days. The rumors
of dissolution increase, but before the Reichstag can
be dismissed several important Government measures
must be disposed Of including the Socialist and Usury
laws the bill 70 combat the rinderpest and the CONNER
cial treaties with Austria and Belgium,
In consequence OF the refusal 9f the 20 gens
n sbdy The directors Of the German South Sea Trad
Ing Company have resolved to summon meeting OF .he
sareho ders for May o. to appoint Quidators to vino
up the affairs Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
TWO NOTED 4RoTTERs 10 COMPETE

CINCINNATI, April 30.-Captain George n
stone who hus charge of Mr. vanderors famous yoanl
trotter Maud g., hos been released nom engasonens =
,rot the mare 10 stakes and to-day telegraphed y -
Buck, OF TIE Spirit Of the Tmea accepttns MT Hickoek
challenge TO trot ave races for GOO eacn rsce. wsH
i,nois Ohio Pennsyivsnia, New.York ana Conpecuoae
an Sleh courses as may be agreed upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
4 FIRE At JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,

ST. LOUIS, April 30.-A special dispatch to
Tho Post Dispateh from Jacksonville. Ill, says nrs
there has destroyed of the buspess houses on the
south side OF the Public Square.
The heaviest losers are Wadsworth Patterson, hard
ware Matheson q Brennan, hardware and stoves DE-
Brown drugst and w. Harrison. The losses are H nc,
ststed partial hat Of the foots up @<O000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
A FATHER N MURDERS HIS SON,

DOVER, N. H., April 8o.-Near Farming.
ton village resides William b. Kenney WIN nus we anu
on abont thirty wears Old Last night tho elder Kinney
returned homo and locked Mrs Kenney aud
her son out of the The younger Kenney attempted
20 force an entrance when he stabbed With buteb
erIs kniPe iu the abdOmn by the father. de nyeo
until This afternoon about O'Clock Kenney was an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
MINING TROUBLES.

ST. LOUIS, April 30.-Tho propietors of
mines In The region Of Beleylile L., navng formed -
combination ana determined to stop op5ruoas, on u
count OF what they consider unreasonable dcn;ds ~
the .ra. the latter intimate tnut IA y c.uis
trouble. Governor CuiiOm has 'trucuI.s
,rI OF thc CUaniy 10 prcSCnt Recommendations liscy
ID lcJ violence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
AT THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
IN CONGRESS AND COMMITTEE.

IN CONGRESS AND COMMITTEE.
SHARP COMMENTS IN THE SENATE on THE MAN
AGEMENT OF WEST POINT p POSTMASTER
GENERAL KEY APPOINTED TO JUDGEsHIP-
THE DoNNELLY INVESTIGATION.
In the Senate, the management at West Point,
and the course of the commandant were sharply
criticised yesterday. The position of District
Judge in Tennessee was offered to Postmaster
General Key yesterday and accepted by him. In
the Donnelly investigation, both Mr.. Donnelly
and Mr. Finley testified before the Special
Committee of the House.
THE MANAGEMENT OF WEST POINT.
THE TREATMENT OF CoLoRED CADETS AND THE
CONDUCT OF TIRE INVESTIGATION CRITICISED IN
THE SENATE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEI
WAsn1NGToN, April 3O.-For several days the
Senate has devoted portion Of each morning nOnr
TO the consideration of affairs at West Point. Inc
opinions expressed have been without exception
strongly condemnatOry Of the treatment meted OUT
to coored cadets by their white fellow cadets: and
not infrequeutIy the officers of the Academy nave
come in for large share of the condemnation
To-day Senator Burnside, himself graduate OF
West Point. and at all times the foremost friend OF
the institution, delivered carefully prepared
speech declaring that his opinion it is the duty OF
Congress to see that 10 one class of the bcnehcares
of the Government are allowed to abuse another
class of benefcaries and that if 1t is found TO be
impossible to make West Point national insttu'
tion in which all classes of American citizens shall
receive equal treatment then it is the duty Ot Con-
gress to strike it out of existence.
Senator Dawes and Senator Hamlin were a'so
very severe in their comments The latter expressed
the strongest dspleasure with the conduct of the
Whitaker Investigation; alluded to the general or
der of the COmmandant commanding the cadets,
even while the investigation was in progress, as
equivalent to telling them that he would take care
of them whatever might he the result and declared
that if what Is now fOreshadOwed proves TO be cor
rect it will be necessary for Congress itself t. begin
an investigation. The subject has not yet been dis
pOged of.
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sactett and Richard King Illegally allowed Nelll tne
County Treasurer, $4,000, and MoBnnisi t NSeII
AZ 600 for services I'm funding tno county uoD,'
and McKinnis we're Immediately arrested ana placeu
under $4,000 bonds each.
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THE HARTFORD RACES.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 3O.-The directors
OF the Connecticut StOckbreeders' Association to-day
voted to have June Meeting the 22i esd and 24th
with purses Of 500 for roting and $1,000 for rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
THE RACE FOR ONE THOUSAND GUINEASs
As,rila

LONDON, FTfuHy, AItII 1oo0s
The race for the 1000 guineas stakes for
tbree.yearold lies came of at the Newmarket Firss
Spring Meeting to-day, and was won BY MT. + Il
Walkor's bay or brown Hy Elizabeth Mr c. J. Lcr
feyres bay ly VersiRny In second and the Duks
OF Westmnsters chestnut Ay Evasion third len TAD:
against Ez abetn aud 20 against Evasion Tue race
Was won by a length and hail. with three iengtns oo'
tween the second third horses. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
BLAINE DELEGATES IN NEw-JERsEY.

MoRRIsrowN, N. j., April 29.-The Rcpubli.
can primaries the election OF delegates TO the state
Convention to DO cid Trenton May O. were held
throughout Morris C0unty last night, Twenty-Five dele
gate, were elected Morris To |nShp wncl Is ehlllled
m The largest number Of delegates 49, elected Blaine
| IIhAnII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
ALLEGED CORRUPTION IN DEADWooD.

DEADwooD, D. t., April 30.-In case to
compel the restrictions OF certain bonds alleged to have
been Illegally obtained tOdny. oxCounty Commissioner
Jones swore that for consideration Of $4,000 each,
the old Roard Of Commissioner. comprising W. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
NEW IRISH APPOINTMENTS.

LONDON. Saturday, May I, 1880.
Lord O'Hagan has been appointed Lord
Chancellor of Ireland and Dr. Hugh Law Attorney Gem
eral Of Ireland Earl Cowper has been appointed LORD
Lieutenant Of Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The President this
afternoon gent TO the Senate the following nominations:
Ferris OF NewIOrK TO lie second Auditor OF the
Treasury. <,-----,
Of the United sialeg iOr tho District OF Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
r1rcTrNG ILLINOIS DELEGATES.

CHICAGO, April 3O-The Kankakee County
Rcnblcan Convention to-day selected four Grant
three for Blaine ana WashDune, delegates to
the Sia.e Convention.