, 1881-10-11

suffering from malaria, and would have
'taia at tue Capital some days longer but
hat lie feared he might bo taken seriously Ill.
Dir. SCI1r1EMASS las arrived Mt CONSTANT.
nop!e 1n Ills wny to IlEssarlik, the = #
ancient Troy, where he purposes continuing
bis excavations. Tho f;erlnan Ambassador
10 Turkey has applied for the necessary per-
mission for lin.
HEHHr CNocKErr, presuming on old ac-
quuintance, addressed Mrs. Charles Jnnes
rather familiarly ut Wythevillc. W., yester-
day. Mrs. .Jnnes informed ler husband,
whose Virginia blood became 50 fired that
he SHOT Crockett deaf.
SENATOR pLATr, Of Connecticut, WHO was
reporteA IL be dying some weeks ngu, Inns
recovered his health. lie passed the su'n-
sncr In tic Adirondack Mountains, and has
from a chronic ubscess In thu chest.
lie Is III Washington. but is paired with Sell
ator Fair.
THE balance-sieet OF the Post-Oftice De.
parttncnt tor thu quarter ending Sept. 80
shows 1t deficiency Of $4,000, rs agatnst
5dO, 100 for tlse corresponding period ot lust
ycar. The result is due 10 Postmaster {ieIl-
e,al .Jalaes' judEclous, economical, auu e1li-
cient management Of tie department..
Jo1lS A. SMITH, County Treasurer Of Ham,
ilton County, Illinois, who disappeared
sonle time ago, lcny1ng his bondslne1l to SET
Gle fur Il shortage Ut 5000 In lis accounts,
WIS arrested yesterday ut Walnut Ridge,
Ark. 4 letter which lie wrote to Il friend
near his old home led TO Ills capture. =.
TIL: general opinion among Republicans,
aid indeed among others, IS that Senator
Uayartl will be permitted to remain presi-
dent pro tc,n. OF the Senate unfy until the
opening Of tho regular session, when Sena-
tor David Davis will unite Wilt tic 1teput,-
licans to elect Senator Anthony President
pro fcn.
PRESIDENT Arthur has accepted tho
resignation Of Secretary Window, tl,r ncccpt-
u,,ce to take effect On the qualification Of lla
successor. 1t Is understood that Secretary
blaine will insist on his resignation being nc.
ceute,t Immediately after tic orktnwn Cen.
tcHninl celebration; also Attoriey-General
Alucyeagl'.
pUsTMAsTEn-ttESE1sA1. JAMES sent presf.
dent Arthur nearly 5U0 nominations Of Post.
masters yesterday fur the Presidential sIEna'
ture, rs u preliminary to their transmission,
10 tho Senate. Secretary KirkwooA a1so semi
Il large number Of nominations 10 n,lnor Of
tires III tile Interior Department to tic pEcsi
dent fur his approval
THE committee to which Tho charges o
sia1rler a,d lying preferred by tile l.ey. DR.
T!lUnlas aglf,tst tue lev. Dr. l'nrkhurs
were referred By tic Methodist Conferenc,
agreed on verdict last night, hut did 10
lllnku It public. 1t is sufInisCd, however
that they fUultl Dr. l'arklliIrst not guilty
aill will SO report this morning.
IT IL tlcfin1tly settled tint Secretary Lin
coin will renuln IN tho Cabinet, md 1t /
pretty generally believed t!lat Judge Fo1grr
Of Scw York, will succeed Secretary Win
.tonl. Ex-senator Hove. nj Wisconsin, vii
be In thu Cab!nct, bit wl1ether nj Attnrncy
General, post,Master.t;euural,o Or SECRETARY U
| thu Interior hns not yet been determined.
| THE Secretary uf tile Oldham Cotton
Sp!uners' Association Inns written 10 til
United States Cnnsul ut Manchester tn III
That thousands 0f tol,s Ut sull1 nro p;itt fl
as cotton cAcll ypAr III consequence Of trntlt
| ulc1t hacking III tie United Suites. 1t
suggested TINT II the 1lnti!o ct tho plMhtt
ufui nnrkrr l,ts n1nceI i1Isitln encll baH Ut Ct>