Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-07
News by Telegraph FRUM ALL QUARTERS. UNDER THE KNIFE. Guiteaus Brain Dssected by the
 Doctors. RESULTS OF THE AUTOPSY, The Official Report Given
 to the Public. THE CHANGES IN THE TARIFF. An Outline of the COmlnis-
 siOn's Work.
1E CHANGES IN THE TARIFF.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Guiteau AutOpsy-Features of the Official Report.
 WASHINGTON, July G.-Dr. Lamb to day gave to the press the official report of the autopsy Guiteau. The portion relating to the examination of the skull and brain says the right parietal bone was slightly fattened over space about two inches square back of the fronto-parietal suture and to the right of the inter -parietal there slight fattened elevation. On the corresponding internal surface of the calvaria the frontal suture was obliterated. The other was quite distinct A number of pacchionian Impressions were observed near the groove for the longitudinal sinus In thickness the skull presented nothing remarkable. The dura mater was firmly adherent to the anterior portion of the calvaria. In the vicinity of the longitudinal sinus there were adhesions of dura, also to the base of the skull. They were quite firm and most marked in the deeper parts of the fossac, where also there were small patches of.immovable arborescent congestion with however, no attendant thickening or pig mentation or no other congestion of dura The dura was slightly thickened and opaque along the longitudinal sinus and the portion of the line of the middle meningeal artery On each side. The arochnoid of the convexi- ty of the brain presented in many places small patches of thickening and opacity, elsewhere it was normal The cere- bral vessels appeared normal in every re- spect. There was no roughening anywhere of the inner surface of the skull. The brain was firm. The weight, including the brum, cerebellum, pono and medulla and portion of the dura, was 493 ounces. It was slightly fiattened in the region corresponding to the fattening of the paristal bone. On section of the cerebrum thore was an appear ance of slight thinning of gray cortex The Assures generally presented considerable depth, in many places amounting to seven- eighths of an inch. On the right side there were seven Assures radiating from thecircu- lar Assure. Surrounding small isolated con- volution on the left side were five Assures radiating from small, shallow depression. Tsle Tariff Commission Or&an1zed-A
 Speech From the Chairman-A Brief
 Outline of the Reform Intended-The
 Star Route Trials-Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON, July 6.-The United States tariff commission organized to day and Pres ident John L. Hayes delivered an address, calling the attention of the commission to the objective point of the labors, the estab lishment of judicious tariff or revision of
 
 to all interests. A radical or subversive change in the present general economical policy of the country is virtually interdicted and judicious, not revolutionary, tariff, a revision, not destruction, of existing tariff laws is declared to be the object to which the labors of the commission should conduce by making the national interest paramount to those of section, class industry. At 12:1O the commission took recess and proceeded in 8 body to pay their respects to the Presi- dent and from the White House went to the Treasury department and called upon Secre- tary Folger. The commission reassembled this afternoon to perfect the permanent or ganization.
 In the criminal court to-day, in answer to ! an inquiry from the court, Mr. Bliss said that he had about finished the oral evidence on I the routes under consideration on Friday 1 last. The prosecution then opened the reg | ular proceedings with the reading of con- tracts, orders and other papers relating to route No 3S, 113, from kawIins to White River, Col, which WAS under consideration l when the court adjourned last week. l The Senate confirmed the following nomi- nations today P. H. McNilby, receiver of public moneys; Gustave Reiche, register of the land office at Bonneville, Mo-; Captain J. 1 Young to be commodore; Commander Rob- ert Boyd, jr., to be captain; Lieutenant Commander Charles H. Pendleton to be com mander; Lieutenant Andrew J. Iverson to 1 be Heuteant commander.