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I'd Edition.
CAPT. HOWGATE,S WHEREABOUTS
THE HARpERs FERRY WATER POWER, ETC
Where il Capt. aaoxvgatce

Where ID Capt. h0WEatc!
MOTIF FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN A WASHING
TON DAIRY-pID he HAvK ANY MONEY?
The question "Where's HOwgate?" was as much
q mystery to-day as yesterday. This mornings
mail brought TO the district attorney postal card
bearing the following message:
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 14th
District Attorney COTkhiH-Sir: Howgate Is
here. VIII give information that will lead to his
whereabouts for $500. Say in THE STAR where the
reward Will be LETT.
tSigned,l FRIEND TO JUSTICE.
number OF similar anonymous messages, locat-
Ing the fugitive in different places were received
at the marShalS Office, but most of them received
but little attention. One letter received by the mar
shall expressed the suspicion that Howgate was
concealed In f X. Wards dairy establishment, on 81
was afforded every facility for making the search,
put did not find the missing man. Mr.. Ward said
he believed the story was started by some friend
OF his to help advertise his (Wards) place.
office to-day to the effect that Howgate left town
In buggy and Is travelling through the country in
buggy. The view Is expressed in the marShal'S
Office that HOwgate had no money, unless some
persons who feared unpleasant revelations at the
trial furnished it. SIT he has no money" said
Deputy Williams, che Will be caught soon. II he
has, 1t will be longer time. There are thous-
and persons who know HOwgate to one who knew
John H. Surratt, yet Surrat was at last discovered,
though he was hidden away in the army Of the
Pope"
Mr.. Williams thinks that Capt Howgate is
suffering more now than il he were within the
walls OF the penitentiary. He does not think that
Miss Burr1ll had anything to do with the escape.
after her fathers escape. If he had any money she
said she only knew OF his having $40, which he
sent out to get changed ia order to pay for the
hack which took him to the house.
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BALTIMORE, April 15.-Nirginia Is COnsOlB &C.,
do. new ten -forties, 43zs bid to-day.
BALTIM0RE. April 15;-Cotton frm.middline.
12sa124. Flour firm and IS cents higher for Howard
street and western family; other grades UNCHANGED
southern red. I4sai.53; do amber L5sa1:s2; No. 2
La5al 49, june 4sa1 4s's July 24al. 24k; August.
closing steady southern white 99asl do yellow go:
June. sc asked: !. August, ssasas6a Oats quiet and
hrm-southern, 62a65; western white, 63a65: do.
mixed. 6la62; Pennsylvania. 62a65. Rye dull 90a95.
bay firm and unchanged: Provisions firm ana O.
changed. Butter dul-western packed, 18a40 roll 2Oa
g. EGGS quiet. 16a17. Petroleum UNCHANGED. Coffee
steady-Rio caryoes. ordinary to fair 81sa9k. Sugar
arm-A soft 10; copper refined quiet, 1sA: Whisky
so5s barrels wheat s47 bushels corn. sf5 bushels
corn 17. 600 bushels. Sales-wheat 54S. 100 bushels
NEW YORK. April 15.-stocks fairly active and
frmer. Money. 6. Exchange-long. 4S6; do. short.
1884, State bonds moderately active and strong Gov
ernments firm; Cotton quiet and ateady.
NEW YORK. April i5.-F1our quiet and a shade
stronger Wheat fairly active and haIH cents higher
Corn quiet and about cent better. Pork firm. H. l9H
ais. o. Lard firm. IL SIS.
LONDON, April Is. 1890 p.m.-U. g. bonds Is,
1929. Erie 1854: do. seconds. IS. New York Gem
trail, 1917. Illinois Central. 1871. Pennsylvania
Central, 64k.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

VIM. Kennedy, bookkeeper, charged with en-
bezZling over $4,000 from his employer, was &C
Quilted in Philadelphia this morning
The steamship Toronto, which arriv ed In Balti-
more to-day. from Liverpool, brought 2s0 English
emigrantS.
Mrs w. B. Slade, Unknown editor and writer
for children's magazines died at Fall River, Mass,
to-day.
Judge Pierce, In Philadelphia, to-day af1rmed
the masters report setting aside fraudulent a
perate man, gave to his father, mother and sister,
for consideration OF S, all his property, amount
Ing to $4,000 to the complete exclusion OF his wife,
Reports have been received in san Francisco of
the burning OF the British ship Norval on March
18th in latitude 13 30 north and longitude 40 west
and half OF her crew is missing.
At meeting of the directors OF the Mutual
Union Telegraph company In New York to-day,
John G. Moore was elected president of the COM
pa ny In place of John O. Evans, deceased.
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Wall Street To-day.

sTOCKS STRONG AT A SMALL ADvANCE
NEW YORK, April 15.--The Posts financial article
says: The Stock Exchange markets continue dull
United States bonds are strong for the IS. which
are up n, to 120ssa120A; the extended IS y, to
1c2x. and the extended Is y, to 10l Z
a101H. The extended IS are also Z higher.
In southern state bonds Tennessees continue
strong; are ~ higher. Railroad bonds are strong,
at an advance OF 4a1 per cent The stock market
has in the main been strong, but the changes have
been comparatively small, the rise ranging
special feature ' Of the stock a' market e TO-
day has been Jersey Central which has
ranged between 76 and TX, being 76X as we
write. Since 1890 O'Clock there has been q
fractional decline in the general stock
market, and Reading has fallen to the
lowest price OF the day. The market for foreign
exchange is quiet but firmer in tone than yester-
day afternoon.
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elsaale stock RrOker
News from Panama.
RAILROAD AND INTER-OCEANIC CANAL OONCEsS

RAILKUAU INTBK-OEEANIU UANAL UUNCksS1USN
PANAMA, April 6-The concession granted TO
Gen. Daniel Butterfied. of New York, for the con-
Structton OF railway from the capital to the gulf
OF Fonseca has been approved by the Salvador
congress.
Capt Lull, OF the q. s navy, who recently visited
Nicaragua, assures US that he has secured a modi-
hcation OF the concession granted to Mr.. A. q.
MenOcal for the construction of an inter-oceanic
canal through that republic The time for begin
ming the work has been extended until the 30th OF
September, 1884
PIER0LA AND PRAD0, THE RIVAL PERUVIAN CHIEFS.
Pierola, formerly commander OF the Peruvian
forces, and Prado, the self-exiled president OF
Peru have arrived here, the former on the list and
Prado on the Sd instant The two chiefs have so
far ignored each other. P1erola goes to live In
Paris, where he has business and social relations.
quill to-day, but it is limited that he win go direct
to Lima and place himself In accord with the
members OF his old party.
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Value Of Real Estate Advertising In
The Star.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Anrl

VHShINOI0N,
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
You can see from Enclosed letter TO me from Da.
kota Territory how far-reachng your valus BILE pa
per is as an advertising medium, and that your
enterprising reports OF the Washington real estate
market are reac with interest not entirely by home
people. This is only one or the many such letters
/ receive I'm reference to advertisements In your
paper from people all over the country
Yours very truly, w. T. BuRFogD
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FARGO. OAK. TY.. April 10, 1882.


VIM T. BURFoRD, ESQ.,. real estate agent Wash.
fngton, ID. c.
Sir: read from the Washington WEEKLY STAR
OF the 7th instant your interview with STAR re-
porter, In which you are represented stating
that the demand for small houses for purchase ex.
ceeds the supply, and that money at per cent is
drug on the market Now have small frame
mouse, In good repair, with stable and most mod
ern improvements, on cath ST., bet and NJ. No
113, which desire TO sell, OF. I'm there is no
sale Tor IL, TO borrow money on it at per cent.
Please communicate with me at your EARLIEST Oh
venience in regard to this matter an give me vour
views Yours, respectfully, GEO. N. LANP.ERk
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MARINE CORPS oRpERs.-capt. T. p. Meeker, Of

MARINE CORPS 0RDERs.-Capt Z. p. Meeker, of
the marine corps will be detached from the Brook.
Ign, South Atlantic station, when the Marion Is
ready for sea. He will take passage I'm the Marion
and upon arriving home will report by letter TO
the comm andant OF the marine corps. Capt I.
T. Pagan viii be detached from the marine bar
racks at Norfolk on the LIST OF June and will pro-
coed 70 Montevideo, Uruguay, and report TO the
ton for duty as commander OF the marine guard
OF the Brooklyn, and as fleet commander OF the
South Atlantic station in place OF Capt Meeker.
Capt. G. b. Haycock, OF the marine corps, sta
TONED at Baltimore, has been granted three
months leave OF absence on account or sickness,
from the 10th inst
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Latest TGleglanS to The Star.
Mrx. sco,i,lc., Petition.

CHICAGO, III, April i5.-Mrs. Scovlle's petition
for the appointment OF CONSERVATION OF the estate
OF Guiteau came up In the county court this morn
ing. Judge Loomis said that, In view OF
the recent decision of the supreme court
or the state, there some uncertainty about the
jurisdiction OF the court in probate matters He
advised that the matter be allowed 10 rest until
the question is settled or that the be taken 70
the probate court
The Philadelphia Female stock Broker
PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-Marion L. Dow, the
female STOCK broker. was present In the supreme
court this morning In charge OF an officer, I'm
answer to the writ or ha beas corpus recently
granted Mr.. Riddle, on Mrs Dow's behalf, read
affidavfts made by James Mcdowell and Marion L
Dow, in which they both claimed TO be man ami
wife. Mr.. Rid lie thought his client should be
cluded.
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BALTIMORE NEWS IN BR.ER-Search for the
bodies OF the victims OF the Pratt street explosion
was resumed yesterday, and before night the three
remaining bodies were recovered. There were
theuSands OF people gathered about the scene of
the explosion all day yeStErday.-There was q
large meeting at H0linS hall last night to protest
agalnSe the confinement OF American citizens In
britlsia JailS IN Ireland Mr.. sWilliam III. Wade
an editor OF the Ssta, died last evening. The
MedlcaI and ChirurBical Faculty or Maryland yes
terday engaged In Considerable discussion over Dr..
Chancellor. but he was finally elected to member
snip by large majority.
THE AMERICAN ExP0sITIoH oPslH63 Qimited) was
incorporated at New York yesterday. The object
OF the concern Is to c0nducC the business involved
IN and pertinent to the holding nthe year 1883 OF
q gIea American exposition or national or inter-
natlonal fair, proposed to be held under the aus
PlceS OF the American Agricultural Association.
THE VIRGINIA REAPP0RTIenxBxF BnL.-A Rich
mona special OF last evening 10 the Baltimore
American says that Senator Malone Is In that
city enoeayOrfag to force Senator Hale. OF 0raysOn
one o. the feadJuSter senator's who voted against
congressional reapp0rtonment bill, TO desert
tne nye senators who stood with him. and that
"Man0neS plan e to patch up the bill defeated.
and set M. Halo to Introduce tt Ia the senate n
c0nsiderae0n of this Mahons VIII usa his fnnuence
g gek aaie into Cong hpwaysF. Halo
l9 ea1Q g stand hrsa Es-s1 ts.;f AZ say n nok In
9estye ln tae IS ustay 10 hls e..
- Decent Aaisz:zs& & sss:..Ss-
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A Triple Lyncllimg.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 15.-Man advlces from Kir
byvile. in one OF the southern counties OF this
state, say thata good deal OF horse stealing has
been done in that section lately; and that few
relations, were hunted down and hanged, by a
party OF citizens The names OF the men are not
known, but they are believed to have come from
Greene county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-15

SUDDEN RESTORATION TO LIFE.-Chas Savoy,
an old colored man, caught yesterday e-noon In
pulling up some choice plants and flowers from the
parking In front OF a house corner Il Ma Ssachu-
kettS avenue and 9TH street, was charg, d In the
Police Court this morning with trespass. He told
Omcer Smoot who arrested him that his fife died
yesterday and he was getting flowers TO put on her
grave The prisoners wife appeared, however,
In court this morning and fnterceded for her hus-
tand saying she was not dead, but there was Q
corpse In her house. As there was evidence, in
Guiding physicians certificate, that Savoy was
Insane, the case was dismissed
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The Glazed Rusfalo Rank.

ALBANY, N. Y, April I5.-The first national
bank OF Buffalo, which closed its doors yesterday,
held sc, 4222 46, OF the canal money collected for
tolls last year The amount Is secured by a bond
for $4,000 Signed by nine RESPONSIBLE SuratieS.
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Indicted for Involuntary Man.
6lAnghler.

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-The grand Jury to-day
returned nine bills or Indictment for Involuntary
or the Randolph mills. which were burned in this
city last spring with such fearful loss of life
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The Mrs. Mason Fund.

Tho following additional subscriptions have
been received at THE STAR onice:
Heretofore acknowledged. ............. $l,675 IS
Treasury branch OF the Govt Printing
Office ........... ............. l415
p. G. Grimes, Suitland, Nd. ..E..... g
VIM. Elliott ............ ............., Is
Citizens of west Union, Ohio, by Geo 6.
LNduS ......... .
cinnati, Ohio o .' ITS 80
Mrs. Wise, Lima, Ohio. ................... 600
Fort Washakee. Wyoming. .............. 60
Mansfield, Ohio. .................. @p
Boys in Blue, Crooked Tree, Ohio. ...... 100
Lancaster Examiner. ..................... AGO
81, 9J7 IS
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing rc q
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reportel
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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A WIPES BILL FOR DIvoRcR-Mr Charles A.

A WIPES BILL FOR DIvoRCR.-Mr. Charles A.
Walter to-day filed a bin for divorce I'm the name
OF Elizabeth Marschauer agt John Marschaurer.
She states that they were married June 18th, 1873
by Rev. Robt Rietzel, but lived together for hus-
band and Wife only three months-to the 18th OF
september following the marriage-for he CON-
menced a course OF Entertainment towards her and
LETT her utterly destitute, and for the past eight
years he has been guilty OF habitual drunkenness
She asks divorce and the restoration OF her maiden
name OF Rank.
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A Tragedy i'm Georgia

ATLANTA, GA, April 15.-Benjamin r. Jones, the
son OF a well-tO-do farmer In Gordon county, shot
and killed Charlie Payne negro, at Calhoun, and
has succeeded In escaping arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-15

Again-The County Democracy-Junl-
hos JOy-The Railroad King-Tke
James BOys-Gen. Fisk's ArreSt-Ned
Stokes HOtel-AmericanW Omen-Eox
Hunting, Etc.
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The SAFE BURGLARS IDENTIFIED BY BALTTMoRs
DETECTIvE.-Upon a dispatch being sent TO Balti-
more by Major Brock to-day about the arrest OF
the four burglars charged with exploding Mr.. X.
j. FlemfngS safe, Chief Gray sent over Detective
Hagan, OF that city, TO see IL these men are the
same who stopped in that city Wednesday night
and took the train south the next morning. Mr.
Hagan recognized three OF them.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A POLICEMAN fficer
Frank Tolson, in attempting TO raise up pair OF
horses which had fallen on Pennsylvania avenue
and broke blood vessel In his lungs and mas been
bleeding ever since. He lies in q very critical
state at his house, 3l3 street northwest and the
physicians have given his case up as hopeless
one. He has the name OF being frst-clasS officer
and has not been long on the force.
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Mr.. FREDERICK II. CABLE, engineer OF the Capt.
tol grounds, young man or remarkable ability
and promise, died to-day at the residence OF his
parents 0l2 10th street. OF malarial typhoid fever
He had been Ill for three or four weeks, but was
believed to be better and this morning rose TO take
his breakfast In his room. He was taken with q
Painting Mt and fell to the floor. He was at once
placed upon the bed, but did not rally, and soon
after died. He was native OF Ohio, and unmar-
ried. His death is much depiored by those asso-
cfated with him, and TO whom he had endeared
himself by his noble and manly dennrfInenL
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been ISSUED 10 Samuel
Jiv1nse and Florence Mcknight, both OF Fairfax
county, Va; Thomas Brown and Eliza Butler:
Henry Morken and Lena r. Mommberger
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AN AnIsTocRATIo SwINDLER.-At the Mansion
mouse police court, in London, yesterday, the Mar
$4,000 dnier false pretences from the Standard
bank OF British South Africa, in London. Bail was
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The Government Property at HarPer's
Ferry.

The Government Property at Harper's
Ferry.
A PROPOSITION TO LEAsR IT FOR GENERATION OF
ELECTRIC LIGHT FOB BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
A proposition has been made to the government
by company of capitalists to lease the property
and water power at Harpers Ferry for ninety-nine
years for manufacturing purposes. The terms Of
fered are quite liberal, and the proposal is now
before the Solicitor Of the Treasury, who has 1t
under advisement While the offer does not state
definitely for what purpose the property is intend
ed, It is stated that they intend to the water
po wer for the generation Of electricity, which Will
be conveyed to Baltimore and Washington and
used in lighting these cities with electric lights
The government has been DESTROYS Of selling the
property and 1t is estimated to be valued at
$4,000 The question to be settled is whether the
government will lease OF sell the property. The
property is long strip OF land about three-fourths
OF mile in width along the Potomac river and the
water power of the Shena 1oah river, on which q
national armory was located before the war.
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COMING NEWSPAPER CHANGEG- The National
Republican publishing company has, It Is report
Posi-, and viii remove 70 their new quarters about
the nrst OF next month. The business once VIII
ingt0n Arms Co. and the Job and composing rooms
VIII be In the rooms now used rs the composing
anu editorial quarters Of the Post The ecihorf6
the Post win remain where Il now Is It Is tho In
tention TO tear the buildings down cast Of the pres
ent Post building and erect an addition of style
similar 70 the present STRUCTURE Tue now addlt3bn
VIII % occup1cd ~ TIE editorial ana coRnpoain9
r0ons q ehe E0sf. The neW el1cf11e HIT cooS.
f6s le s s. ~ r s 81 u g SsssS 8 9
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ELEVATORS FOR THE GENERAL Posi- OFFICE
WANTED-The Postmaster General to-day sent
letterto the House appropriations committee asking
for an appropriation of ST. 600 to erect two elevators
IN inc post ONCE building One is to be placed in
one TN ana streets corner, and the other in the
9TH and E. The elevators are greatly needed and
me request was suggested by several members OF
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut B. b. Tilley detached
from the naval academy 18th inst, and ordered to
the Tennessee list OF May; Midshipman Charles s.
survey steamer Bache.
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The CONTEMPLATED RESUMPTION OF WORK AT
TIE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING BUREAU.-The an
nouncement made yesterday that work would be
resumed at the Treasury bureau OF engraving ana
pruning on Monday was In anticipation OF the
approval OF the stamp deficiency bin by the Presi-
the President, although it may be some time to-
day II it is approved, the full force OF the bureau
VIII resume work Monday; II not, the resumption
OF work will OF course be delayed
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.-RepreSentativ Bloch
ana Wright, OF the Ohio legislature, were indicted
at columbus yesterday for accepting brides, and
j. d. Watson, for giving bribes.. Mrs. Alta Boyn-
ton the only sister OF Mrs Garfield, mother OF the
late President, died yesterday at Hiram, aged rs.
IL. W. Goran, colored route agent, has been
arrested In Memphis for stealing registered let
ters.. The scarlet fever epidemic at Boyertown,
Pa which 81 has been abatng for the last two
at Titusvilfe, Pa, yesterday, destroyed $50
WORTH OF property, Including the Parshall House,
Ihe Opera House and the Hotel Brunswick. .
The bill legslizng marriage with deceased wife's
sister passed the upper branch Of ths dominion
parll sinent yesterday by q vote OF "a 10 H. The
Smith bill for closing drinking saloons on Sunday
mas passed the Ohio Legislators. Nv. H. Wilson's
sale OF horses at Cynthiana, KY, yesterday aggre-
gated $1 ,lcO for Is head Cotton factories viii
De Ia operation in Columbia, s. c., within the next
year. The interior OF the Peabody Institute at
Salem, Mass, was considerably damaged by fire
last night, caused by an explosion OF gas....N. B.
Whites, treasurer or Newberry county, SC, has
a0seonded, with his accounts Short IS 600.
AN AnIsTocRATIo SwINDLER.-At the Mansion
house police court, in London yesterday, the Mar
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There seems to be lack OF unanim1ty among
the advocates of anti-Chinese legislation in the
Senate Democrats say that the republicans are
endeavoring to fix up bill that will serve to quiet
the demand for such legislation, and that they
are moved more by purpose to help the republi-
can party out of difficulty than anything else,
while republicans allege that the democrats are
trying to make political capital by preventing the
passage OF any bill The outlook is not very favor
able at present for the passage OF bill
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IHE POSTMASTER GENERAL to-day signed an
order carrying out the recommendations of the
commisS on appointed to reassign the rooms in the
fost Office building vacated by the money order
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formerly ticket agent, Baltimore & Potomac r..
company, has been appointed passenger agent q
tho south eastern district of the PennsyIyani
have charge OF all passenger business sou.S {
Baltimore and east OF Atlanta. Mr.. Parke has Gee
extremely efficient and popular as ticket agent .
he has been for number OF years. He has a larv
experience, which will enable him to successful
NIL his new position.
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COMMANDER E. NJ. SHEPARD reports the arrival or
the Enterprise at SANTANA bay, St Domingo, on
the 9th OF March She expected to sail imme.
pany Is reported good.
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THE CASE OF FITz JOHN PORTER has been finally
disposed OF as far as the executive is concerned
The Attorney General has delivered an opinion on
the case to the effect that the President has no
power TO act and the verdict OF the cOurt-martial
stands 1nviOlate, This opinion was concurred in
by the President and all the members OF the Cabi-
ne - sA~o ON"~A-
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THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICK-Mr Rounds
TOOK formal possession OF his Office as Public Prin-
ter to-day. Mr. Fletcher, OF the War department
printing Office, has been appointed foreman OF the
specification room, Government Printing Office.
vice ]. d. ESkew removed