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No SMALL-PoX OR VARIoLoID.-m contradic-
ton to the report that there has been case OF
smallpox at Mrs. whites clearinghouse. corner
Of Twelfth and Broad streets, we hereby certify
that there is no case there, nor has there been
case Of either smallpox yarioloid there during
this epidemic. Ed. I. ROBINSON, VI. d.,
j. :. WELLFoRD. VI. ID.
r,,u.--- 1900
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THE MOZART THIS EyENIYG.-First, over
ture in "F," (Kalliwoda,) } orchestra; see
ond. duo soprano and tenor, from Mar
fha." Tlotow.) Miss swain and Mr.. f.. w.
Hotf: third. solo cello, "Audante and
Presto" (Mendelssohn,) Mr.. &. W. Thilow;
fourth. solo soprano. "Grand Aria" (Mo-
zart) Miss Swain; fifth, "SongS Without
Words" Parlow,) orchestra; sixth, solo
tenor, "Darling. Good Night" from coli
yette," (Audran,) Mr.. i. W. Hotl; seventh,
duo piano, "Caprice Hongroi'e." (kette-
rer.) Misses Thilow and Reinhardt; eighth.
solo soprano. "Why Are Roses Red!
Melnotte,) Miss Swain; ninth. Il. "IIeim-
weh," (Jungmann,) b, "Tramway' ga!op,
(Gobbcarts,) } orchestra.
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3irl'mond nispatth.
THURSDAY......"JANUARY 10, 1882.

Ia THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ. household fur
nitare. cl'ck., -chool-dc,k,, groceries, hats,
boots, shoc,, &c.
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TIE DAyIFs-REpDY DFFIcULTY.-Messrs.

TIE DAvIEs-REDDY DTFICUITY.-MeSsrs.
;. ID. Davies, j. V. Rcddy, \. j. smith,
and James Sweeney were before the Police
Court Yesterday to answer the charge OF
fighting and creating a disturbance in the
Office Of :. ID. Davies. The Justice dis
missed the charge, but required bonds OF
MessrS. Davies, Reddy. and Smith in the
sum OF 200 each to keep the peace for
twelve months. There being no evidence
that Mr.. Sweeney was engaged in the diff
Guilty, he was discharged.
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Dr. WILLIAM +. EIAKI, Marine Hospital,
port Of Baltimore: II take pleasure In
recommending CoLDEN'S LIEBIG's LIQUID Ex-
TRACT OF BEEF AND TOSIC INyIGoRAToR as
most excellent tonic and invigorator Of the sys-
TEN. | have tested 1t with universal success"
Ask for CoLDEN's: take no other. OF druggists
generally.
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LuY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

READS GRAND DUCHESS C0LoGSE.-The most
elegant perfume I'm tli7 country or Europe.
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M.ELLYsoN CO.. .adycrtisingagents, insert ad-
yeriisenents'n al OF iic newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left az The Dts-
patch cOun;ing-rOom viii receive prompt afteD-
Ron.
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PERsoNAL.-llr. \. Sulaman, from san
Antonio. Texas, was in the city yesterday.
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lorF. DuIouSNEss. drowslneas, iaundicc, ~
r,,cu..a, ,.sl.., livr plIgKHs rmeyes easily.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
IL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
ASH ss....ON Ii rON'obN ''N'
BRANCH OFFICE:
ll13 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
FIRE INSURANCE On TIE MOST FAVORA-
ELE TERMS.
CTORS:
ARCHER ANDERSON. Chairman;
CHARLkc 4. DAVIS.
RICHARD l.. BROWN.
DAVENPORT & Co.
ll5-lm General Agents.
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SC. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

HAVE YOURSELF YACCISATKD, keep good,
cheerful fires. and buy your ANrHRACIrE Coal,
KINDLISG and COOKING WOOD, always dry. from
CRUMP WEST,
l7I9 east Cary street.
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They gre also agents for the
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY. of Hartford and the
CT ARANIkE COMPANY OF NORTH AAlE-
RIGA,
fnr tAc guarantee ~ private suretyshp.
ALL BUSINESS PROMPTLY TRANSACTED.
GORDON & PLEASANTS,
General Insurance Agent.
No. north Eleventh street, Richmond, Va.
ija lJ-Su Tu&Th3ti
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Entered az the Post-ofiico at Richmond. Va rs
sccond-claSS matter
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THE HANDSOME.
II COTTAGE on Grove avenue 40. lllSl, Ia
containing six rbons, With larsc lof stable, 1Id
kitchen attached. Immediate possession.
"a. n. STAPLES & Co.
Rea Estate Agents, lle3 Main street.
is ll-eod3t
NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGfye
Il No. BIS north Ninth, containing eley yen ~
rooms; gas. water, bath-gOoul, and other improve
ments. Possession Immediately. Rent low To =
good tenant. Apply To
III. l.. STAPLES & Co,
ialS-2t llO3 Miin street.
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Ask YOUR grocer for TINsLEY's EXTRACT To-
MATo. Best thing for soup.
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1919 east Cary street.

| have analyzed the WHsKEY known under
the brand of B-sELFCT,' controlled by Mes,rs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO.. Richmond Va, and
find u FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impuri-
ties, and recommend is Use for medicinal and
family puyposes j. Il. MCCAw. VI. d.,
late Professor Of Chemistry. Medical College Of
Virginia.
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DISsOLUTEONs q PARTNERsHIP.
CO-PAETNERsHIP.

The undersigned have this day formed co-part-
her hli. upder The style and irIn-namc Of
COUETNEI & AEMlSTEAD.
in thc purpose Of conducting a WHOLESALE
hiNNE>S IN OILS, GREASE, NARNiSH, &c~
90 I20e cast Cary trcot
". ID. COURTNEY.
r 1o-Qf ~ : ApAfT~TE An
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>CARLET-FENER
CURED.

g0NTAGiON destroyed:
>ICE-EOOMS purified an'
inside pleasant;
rENEKED AND SiCh
PERSONS relieved ant
ufpshed hy bathing
with Prophylacac Flu
I'd added ~ the water;
gATAERH relieved and
Cu-e o.
ERYsIPEIAs cur a;
B-ENs rgbcftc %. .art-
l
SCAES pCvGted;
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:DIPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.

In .act, II Is the
GREAT DISINFECTANT AND PURIFIER.
Prepared by
D. H. ZEILIN & Co,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
Sole PrOprictOrs.
de 3-e0dEwtAu3O
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WHILE TUE SMALLPOX quc,tion j. ngitlting
I he mind, keep perfectly comfortable by buying
the peerless WESg VIRGINIA sPLINT Coal clean
and dry. from CRUMP WEST,
l7lgcast cary street.
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VBE FIRM OF JOHN \. AUGUSTINE
& 60. was dissolved by mutual consent on the
lZh uay OF January, 1852, Mr.. JOHN \. AU-
GJ sliN having bought out tise entire interest of
Sir. ". ID. COURTNEY In said concern. Mr. Az
GrsIiNL Is liable for tie Indebtedness and + alone
authorized 20 collect and recept for an bills due
The said colcern. JOHN a. AUGUSTINE.
W. ID. COURTNEY.
The business of DEhLERSiNO OIL and GREASE
mthert" carried ON iiy us will be continued In me
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE \ Co, rs heretofore and
the continued patronage Of the public Is resnecf
fully solicited. JOHN A. AVGIJsTiSF
RICHMOND, VA, January 10. 1882 ja i7.st
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ll13 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
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L. - - agcnts ~ ID

LIBERAL LINES. REASON ABLE RATES. and
PROMPT PAWN INT oh LOSSES are their rules.
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DIRECTORS
DIRE INSURANCE.

GORDON & PLEASANTS,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
ltrro.Cat the following siaunch and reliable COM
panic~:
HANBURG-BREMEN. Of Hamburg. Germany
Asset, in tAc United states, $500 ,l9l.9l.
Ia CONflANCE. Of Paris. France.
Assets in thc United states. S72S.45S.37.
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Janus-y to, 1852
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BRANCH OFFICE
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SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done at
the DISPATCH PEiNTING-IiousH. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.

NEw-ORLEANs, March 30.-Governor Nc
Emery has ordered Gcpos for supplies for GroSsctce es-
tabshed at Port Alcr and Plaquemine. The refugees
and stock will be sent to Baton Rouge All outgoing
steamboats, carry ra.iODs and forage to the overhowed
sections The demand for supplies s increasing dfy as
the water continues to spread over the GroSsetete'
Atchafaaya and Bayou Techc sections Some thirty
nlantatons along the Bayou Teche reported to he
more or less damaged by the backwater from
the Atchafalaya River and Grand Lake. The
condition OF affairs along the Atchaiaiaya
River is daily growing worse. Families are
living on the levees, narrow strip OF and with ther
cattle and roury Houses have been deserted dud lot
many miles fhe country s hidden beneath the waters,
which have spread over everything AT rort baTy, on Oh
the CnurtaIlan the water has flooded the WAREHOUSES;
and is said to be two feet higher than ever before
Messrs Lewis and socala, from Point a Ia iache, ,5
P4nuemjne Parish, were at the StGtc Engineers once
today and reported that five or six breaks lAG 0cerit
i'm the leyees in front of that settlement 1he D.cdhs
,bont two acres The evees where the breaks Oc-
Cured are from two to three feet high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
THE CHINESE BILL.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-A runOr IL cur
rent that the President has referred the Chinese blo
AttornevGeneral Brewster us well as to secretary
Frclin nghuysen. II they agree upon report Tor or
against the measure considering 1t solely with reference
to treaties with China, toe President according to the
rulnor will be governed accordingly Another report Is
to the eject that the veto message is in actual process
Of preparaton Pacific Coast Senator's and members DO
not believe these reports that there is any danger OF
Il veto
The Presidents preference for shorter period OF sus
pension of immgratiOn than that named in the bill was
known before the bill passed the House. IL Is believed
that IL he had entertained the inteuton to veto on
account Of the length Of suspension, he would have COM
unicatcd his purpose Senator Jones or some friend
Of the measure In time enable them to secure Its
amendment IN the House
A telegram to-day from prominent san Francisco
lawyer 10 citizen OF Washington, who takes special
interest III the Chinese question: called attention to tue
fact that the present Senator Miller offered IN CAL
foI1lia Republican Convention OF 1862 resolution
rerOruizng the right of the United Sate9 10 restrict Or
urcyent Chinese Immigration and protesting against
such action on ground that IL would De injurious 20
American commerce. The san Francisco lawyer adds
that since then has been material Bcrease OF
the Chinese up the signing OF the new treaty, WINE
our commerce. with China has increased several MILLIONS
annually,
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SOUTH CAROLINA DEMO CRATS.

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 30.-Tbe State
Democratic Executive Committee ia session
since yesterday, has sent out an ad-
dress to the Democratic party Of South Carolina 10
states that after years OF profourd peace tho people
were again called upon TO undergo tho eIcitement
Of political trials, instigsted by Federal
oflce-holdcrs who sought the restoration TO power
Of the corrupt men brought disgrace and ruin upon
that State The recent letter OF Attorney General
Brewster to Mr. Sanders Is Indictment OF the Demo-
cratic party OF South Carolina. To this Indictment the
Democratic party must answer. The purpose In ylewn
too plain 10 be misunderstood when tne hand OF tne
IL dealt blow under which the people OF the South are
YET staggering. The whlte people OF south Caroina
or be declared criminals. The object OF
those I'm authority is not 10 punish
or alleged crimes In the past but 10 make adherence 20
the principles of the Democratic party impossible IN the
future Ihe time for this action has been ify chosen.
on the eve OF a state election people are told that
they must submit to "a return to Radical rule.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

DEMOCRATIC YoMINATIoN FOR MAYOR
UARTFoRD, Conn, March 30.-Ihe Democrats OF
mis- CITY tonight nominated Charles NJ Joslyn Tor mayor
TWO MEN KILLED IN MINE
DOVER, n j.. Mnrch 30.--A portion of Byram
rnc caved IN today Two men were Killed aih several
o'"''' Coal PRICES UNCHANGED
p,,, .nrI pUIA March 30-It is announced that
no changes will made in the Eastern pces o coal dn1ns
WARTFoRD. Conn, March 30.-The Senate today
refused commute The sentence Of James smh d. me me an an
Friday in May. .----..
p,rrspr RG Penn. March 30.--A Chronicle dis
patch says that Patrick D9an the Molly Magqirs who
convicted Of the mqae n5 Depetag 81 he
oFFICTKs ORA NEWSPAPER CORPORATION:
Bosr0S. March 29.--Thc Boston Daily Advertiser
CoTop hqs % p Ss4 SsGea @M "' T. wae ess@f
sIi George shattuck Edwin f. Waters and George Pat
""' pKoTEsr AaAINsT PATENT EXTENsIoN.
BAITIMoRE. March 30-Ihe Corn ana flour ,,o TX
Of Sd,s the s, Sscos %01S an Sn1os o.
'AA OH '"''' A COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT,
pt,rr ADFI pJIIA March 3O.--At the annual com
mdpcement Of Jefferson Medical College Odav; there
ga graduates hS degree & d Rev " CHARLES Ss marS Of G hs
city and the degree Of LIZ d Dr. Thomas Adds Emmett
MINFEs opro srNG REJECTION.
pITTsBUEG Penn, March 9Th. railroad coal
miners Of the pslore district IN Gomvehq o % ns,e ,oy
10 da'e he price OF mining from cents u ~ cents per
DIsAPPEARArCE or a BUSINESS MANAGER
Troy, n. Y, March 30.-Augustus +. Corse, busi.
OF the firm Of COree Co. stove dealefs et
the city Monday that day the firms paper went 10
polest IL he left behind iOrged paper to
large amount, but this Is denied.
TROUBLE IN THE NATIONAL GUARD
NEwBUKG, n. Y, March 30.-Ovcr sixty members
who have recently disbanded from the l7th Battalion, Ma
oaal aar have surrender their uniforms and
Ound that the code provides that - per
wear DO allowed each man who complies WIN its i
regard 10 paraDg ttc Two men VINO refused
10 give up their uniforms arrested.
PROTECTION FOR MARRIED WOMEN
ANNAPOLIS Md, March 3O.-GOvern0r Hamilton
today signed the b recently passed for he Of per
sons guilty assaubg their wives. The new Is provides
ai aIy person who shall hereafter brualy assault and beat
hls wfe shall DO deemed guilty. Of msdemoan0r and
shall be senienced 60 be whipped not exceed
ing Oty hcs Imprisonment not exceeding one year on
bOtk.
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Costello expressed fear that the Republicans and Tam
many Democrats might substitute other names for COM
missioners that the might select MI Morrlsoh
believed that the people ought to elect the
viii control both political conventions" finaly upon
motion OF Mr. Poucher, committee OF three was ap
pointed TO select fonr men, two Democrats ana TWO ne
publicans, for commissioners The caucus then ad'
journed till evening.
The evening caucus was attended by only
the following nineteen persons .Sn SG. SfodaS Of the
Poucher McClelland, Pinney. Murphy, Lghtop, FuI
Ter, Browne Dmon, Tighe, Harmon, Lindsey, Jones,
Higgins, Cock. Breen Butts and NJ; j. Costeuo me
Democratic Senators invited 70 attend, but all Dut
Senator Lansing remained away. He departed as soon
az he discovered his solitary condition. INC coIhltee
OF three reported through Mr. Tghe that they had Sc
lecte1 as Commissioners Francis Herman and George B
Bradley, Democrats and Joshua A.N anC0tt ana E.wa
NJ. Foster RepublcanS This was evidently consldereu
on imposing list but Mr.. Butts found fault WIN H.
He thought the western part OF the state was not ie
sented, and moved 10 substitute the name OF Judge
Ingalls, for Francis Kernan. The motion was not re-
ceiycd .IyOrably, aud Mr.. Butts withdrew 1t.
tense astonishment: &" Mr.. Chairman, move 10 sub
stute for Francis Kernan's the name Of man VINO
generally considered orthodox Denocrat-l mean
John Kelly. After our action to-day in Striking tne
names Of the Tammanny Hall AsseniOymcn frOIn Oir
rolls, think it IL evident that tho Democratic parry
il disintegrating Something should be done 70 htop
this. therefore urge the substitution Of Mr Roys
name, although ara not a Tanmnny Hon Democrat
". j. Costello thought there was no marked superloly
less thou hit tins element that ought not 10
b. considered by the A v9te w.s then taen on
Mr. Murpays motion 30 substitute MT. Kelly Tor Mr.
kcrHan IL was defeated Dy Il vote OF ~ TO l: NJ D.
Costello at his request was excused from voting
The caucus then adopted the four names
for commissioners suggested ny the e99e tbs
tley would not feel bound by the action OF
the caucus Mr.. Cock tie chairman o! the caIcns sald
ocratc members Of the Assembly No was bound to
accept them. The caucus then adjourned
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JyDIGYArIoy MEETING OF NEGROES.
, moctinp was held last night in the Bethel

n ~~~NaNS>
African Methodist Episcopal Church, In Sullivan-s, 70
nrotest against the recent expulsion OF the Rev. DR..
PAYNE from o railroad car near Jacksonville, Florida
Dr Payne ago seventy-One, Is the senior Bishop
., the African Methodist Episcopal Church
and is tho president Of WilberfoTce University
He was put of the train, although he
hold Grstclass ticket, because he would not 20 In
seeond-cass car which marked, For Coiored Pea
nev series OF resolutions adopted last night in
which the spirit of persecution that stu remains In
florlda Georgia and Louisiana" was denounced, aud
the coored churches throughout the country were asked
70 contribute money aid Bishop Payne In prosecuting
n suit against the railroad company
Professor r. L. Greener OF Washington. made
an address, In which he encouraged the colored
people IN their efforts TO assert ther rights
bv proying their ability to enjoy them.
He said that the watchword OF the coored man
should be Agate." not by passing many resolutions,
bnt by peaceful the less persistent because
done in lawabiding manner. With reference 10 the
pluck push and caring of the white man ne said ds
not despise him he has this character, but
would have the black man possess the same traits
r. IT. Fortune editor Of The Globe then made brief
address wboh was heartily appanded and the inectn
closed With the singing Of "John Browns Body"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
SEARCHING FOR DE LONG.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Secretary Hunt
has received two cable messages from Lieutenant Har
ber at rusk The rst dated March 20, states that ne
had two interviews with Mr. schmOtin The best terms
obatinabe 10000 paper roubles for the steamer
Lena from 27 to September II, with guarantee
lost, of $4,000 paper roubles. The second message
dated March 80 says Mr. schmotin demanded char
ter money at the signing OF the contract but that 10
would give no guarantee to turn the steamer over on
June o. Lieutenant Harber states that schmotin 10
untrrst worthy and that he cannot recommend an sc-
ceptarro o. his terms. II he does not take another
steamer hc ~i start expeditions to search the coast
from the INC tn Of Yana the Lena Delta and from
the Olenk to the Delta. When the Delta is clear
Of ice he will rch thoroughly with boats He had re-
ccived no nows from Engineer Melville
Secretary Hunt has also received the following caole
message from James Gordon Bennett at London:
MY first dispatch informing you that the Lena bad
heen placed nj NV disposal by Mr.. Sibeakof based
on telegram that effect from Mr Jackson Ihe Herdd
spondcnt, then proceeding TO Irkutsk Learning
aferward that be had been mislnfored and that the
Lena had been sold some time before 10 resident OF
Irkutsk named schmotn, bAean negotiations with
schnofin through jackson, who had then reached
Ioered SchmOtn roubes as loan 10 pay
Lena my only condition being that he would allow me
the use the until September l. AT the same
time teegraphed The Herald correspondent resident
in ST. Petersburg, instrucng him TO communicate win
eberakon then in MOSCOW, and ind out the TACT as 70
the ownership of the Lena.
Mr. Bennett then received reply stating that Schno-
tin did wish sell the boat Lena but would place 10
at his disposal until September To this be replied that
he accepted the offer afterward received dispatch
that schmotn demanded 10000 rubes for the Of the
Lena from June Is to September J. Having
asceralned that there other steamers az Irkusk
equally good the Lena and being satisfied that no
delay would he caused TO Lieutenant Harher MI Ben
nett telegraphed 20 schmotin declining his terms.
| Secretary Hunt sent a cable message 10 Leutenant
IIarbe this afternoon charter another steamer Oh tac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
AN EFFICIENT OFFICER REMOVED.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE)

w,su,yGroS. March 30.-One month ago an
,taI Revenue INSPECTOR visited the office OF Collector
wilson Of Louisville KY, and after a rigii examination
Of the property and books said to the Collector
very rarely that speak of my reports before sending
them 10 Washington but must say to you that iind
this oice In better condition than ever found II BE-
forop few days later Collector Wilson received let
ter from Commissioner Raum congrauating him on MS
excellent record "a disclosed by the inspectors report
,, ,o e,terod nnon the duties Of his office March
l. 1881, relieving James f. Buckner, VINO hau neia Iue
Office for twelve years. ,., g.. ,,o
nostion of Collector succeed Mr. wilson Mr. wilson
was a Sherman man. The Buckners are ar1eht nran'
,rc1 II s charged Is sole OF the change
ynovaI NJ an efficient Internal Revenue Collector,
WHO has served 50 short time, Is certainty rue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, March 80 1882.
Senator Logan has had another attack OF rhenmssms
but passed quiet night and is much beuerto-day
The President he's withdrawn the -nominaffon ok
Stephen D. Edredge, postmaster for Weesport ~
E. p Brooks United States Consul at Cork, now nero
leave absence to-day sent TO the Secretary OF stats
his signation OF that Office.
Lieutenant Danenhower sent dispatch 70 his orotber
from Krasnajorsk March 90 stating that his eyes arc
better.
officials OF the Indian Bureau state that several MEM
bers Of the Indian delegation have been eutccd into
liquor shops and piled with qnor II is the Intention OK
the Indian Bureau to prosecute the liquor dealers.
Representative Robinson called upon the Presidens
to-day, IN company with John Pope Hodnetf, OF tho
Labor League, and bad conference on the labor
question vel the alleged Illegal imprisonment OF
1rishAmericans By the British Government
bill introduced IN the Senate to-day to prohibfs
the importation Of neat cattle from the Dominion OF
Canada II provides that he importation OF neat cattle
from Canada into the United States shall be prohibited
until the President shall declare that the discrimination
In this matter against the United States on the part OK
Canada has ceased.
The Third Assistant Postmaster-General has given
notice that the Department will begin the issue on
April 10 Of new postage stamp OF the denomination Oh
cents and Of the following general description: On
tablet is suspended an ucsed shield decorated with an
oval of pearls forming framework to the portrait OF tho
late President of the United States.