, 1880-02-12

iuHs hah "utl bHHbOE4ulb lV1tH GlIlHN HUI uCUE+
fltcl by II, mny orp~e It, 1to united nc.ion or
tho C"nRrnssmcn from tho eighteen States which
Rir to bc benefited cannot 10 cnsity w3thstt,od
TIFF MANtifAcTuHEisR' NATihNAh nA.K.
tfpon application Of A. n. 3lnsds,, nf Chicago,
thu Cnntr'iler Of tho Cirrrncy has appointed
Ltra D. ilnrscy ltecclvcr Of the ttlnufuctnrera'
Natf0nnt 1'nnk Of Chicago. This ends peculiar
ltunl complication thnt has lnnH cxtsAcd, In tho
nrpnfntn,cnt of 1larvcy the Controller hns for
tho first tin,o exercised Jurisdiction ,ln,lcr sch
circumstances, Tho Afnnntacturuss' llank went
into voluntary itluhlntion In 1871, Atthut tIln1
application was nude 10 tho EontttAler of tho
Currency to nrrolnt lleeelvcr, but Il wns re-
f,lecd m tho ground that he hA.1 no authority
II nppaint ficoetver in cnsc OF voluntary
liquidation. Tho creditors then prtttoned tho
United Starcs Court for Receiver, and tho
tn,rt appointed flnrvey. In 1aT8 Congress
rnsscd MT uct giving tho Controller power, 10
apputnt II Receiver In n case at insolvency. Un.
der this net application was nlado 10 havo lIar.
vry appointed ltccctvcr. which hns finally re-
suited III bis appointment to-s'ay, To that posi-.
tton.
THE 1STHRinn DEPARTMENT..
Tho Interior Department furnishes tho inftr-
..nnton to-siay that In The Inst forty-s!x years.
which cnvcrs tho cnt!re period Of tho existence
Of tho alIico Of CnmmIssfnner OF indian Affairs,
there have beeil twenty lndnn Commissioners,
with an ayc'nEe TORN % nf iittlo n,orc thu swo
GS;M%,,sls''sf y, isft tho oiao Tth siai upo',
rlrz John PORTER.
Tho discussion OF the Fitx John Porter case is
taare w'll BE- SUMO bitter, ,yary bitter, dc6a,s.
s b!"er IN ass ierrins tG's in l'l 70 eeseP Ps
t!on ut this time. For two and Il hnlf nnnths
syc aey haxG Vital SeSn snE aEon Tug n%sy S1
St e. the @ G%rennx nao,,rd Of tho q, sefi," th"I2
w 'ssaS ses e9y ks M 80 k s%s s e,
restore Fitz JOHN Tartcr to tho arn,y. aid to
slvn him " eonstcrAble sum IF 1noney +, l,aek
will reopen to Rono extent tho ISSUES which tho
1s.S e aY,ye ye sss ooxesp o keep nx ss ID
great mt.jority, q hepnil'ieins think Io
ct,tnc up ut II very inopport,no time, and. how-
lcbatc. thu discussion may serIo.lsiy datnngc
sase liz shc sae St' Of th aets
enthusiastic Democrats think their party has.
M1ssIssIpPI n1vElt
Tho Mlssiesippl River Commission appointed
by tho President under tho provisions OF tho lMw
Of lust Juno arc In tho city, ant a,ld n meeting
tn-;lay to rccoyc th9 renort oi atb- COMMITTEES,
wiiieh VIII So prosented to coSrcss ~ s ta rcsnl
Of tho work OF tha Coin1ntss!on during tho ycnr
in examination of tho MtsaIshlppI htver with 4
sc,,crai scope co ot tho report Of tbs l'. Commit
,eo l.s not been 1nntle pH6lio, md, tor some
rcs" evcn the iolsann do nos
of narrowing tho ehunnsl H., Of the river
onmenslei. Tke ub-Cafnmlttce i composed of
s oSrS I'm" t e9 afn{ Sf SNnR NRg Hs q ty
aud Gen. Harrison. Of Indiana. tis not uii.
1kcy t the e report S Tl hnyo soo "a cnl @ 2f
anather % mectins t or Wnon i Is M cnpccted
that some action will be hnd.
NEW YoltK WANTS A MINT.
Nov York members and sono oItizens aro
%papt paprs fayons ths estab!!shns @ ., s m!nt II
that oty. Thoy antu9on!ze tho interests Of Cin-
elnnati' and St. 1ouia, and Chicago
' BOUNTY HILL.
10 III Water. Assoeta{td Prtas.
WAsH1suToN, D. C., Feb. ll.-spcnker Randall
hns consented to recognzc Congressman Finley
On enday ne1 t. aoyc s,,seSnsion ot the
lilo bountics ot soldiers who served in ths latc
War. Tho bill provides a bounty ut *s.EsA per
9r ss f ess 1or @ "" ca
received to, bo de.l,icted, including bonn.
s'' vs a u sste' Sst aa a 'opss Mh
rs to how much rseney would ba required %
meet such cains. hlr. Finley addressed letter
M csiimate: 'Tno Secretary replied in slb.
etanco th!t it ID impraetcahlo to mako I'm ae-
% ia 1s7l psri to aseeran @ bow large tx sam %e,la % 10
necessary t1 Batlyfy. clAI1ns nrlsinK under tho
PROVISIONS of similar by, intn,GSd M @ M # thAt
10 needed, together with a forco OF .a10 htli-
tional clerks for four years ln tho Office of tho
KAnsAs LANDS.
The House Committee Oh ludian Anatrs agrced
to rernrt flvptlbF to tho House the SpNlre bllt