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National Republican., 1883-09-15
YtnI Osstntr Nrnkrrs.
91rrsonaI Comfort.

TIIIE SIIEDD BATHS, 0O3 y STREET, NEAL
IL Nlnth-lurksh. Russian, sulphur, and Mercurlal
Balhs given with skin and experience. ManipulRior
Of ten years experience NJ this establishment. Single
bath 81: for 80; II for so. open Sunday from a.
M. 10 p m. ----- aulI'u
NTEW TURKISH BATH .(DR BoVEHsl
good ventilation Ladies. Monday aud Friday. No.
open sunday Open from {. m till 10 M; Satur'
day IAN, m Baths. Ell: Otickcta, SLBO.
Gp0 DIR H. l. DOVEE, Electrician
National Republican., 1883-09-15

WTANTED- II HoRSB AND BUGGY-A LADY
w would like 10 hire horse and buggy several days
each week, either morning or afternoon. Address
H. r., Republican Office. sel4-Stk
National Republican., 1883-09-15
OOMMERoIAL ANp rINANcIA1.

TIE UNIV EfsAL FINANCIAL AND CONNER
CiAL AGENCY UNDERTAKES THE ron.
NATION or COMPANIES FOR ANY
CuNCEsSloN, SOUND CONCERNS,
PATIENTS, &C.
National Republican., 1883-09-15

XNTANTED-EvERYBo TO PATRoNIZt
wv Witherbees Capital 25 cent Express. Baggage
checked ut residence. Onlces 455 PenusylvaniHa ave-
nue. Fourteenth and U Third and East Capitol streets
nr-TelephOne connections sei3-dtE
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uEALTH Is WEALTH.

III -
Dir T. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT q specific for Hystcrla Dizziness,
Commissions Nervous Headache. McntaliDepression
Loss OF Memory, SpeTmAtOrrhpa, lmpOtenCy, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over-cxcrion, selEabuse or oyor'indulgence, which
recent cases, Each box contains one months treat
mont one dollar box, six boxes for nye dOllarS
Sont by mali prepaid. ON receipt OF price, We guar
nntee SIX boxes to cure amy case. Win each order
received by us for six boxes, accompanied with hVe
dollars will send the purchaser our written guar
ance to return the money II the treatment docs not
WELL 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, .. O.,
wholesale and retail agents. Orders by mail will re-
Cpive prompt attention yI-ly
National Republican., 1883-09-15

VNTANTED = TO PURCHASE FOR OCCU-
w pancy next spring a good farm near railroad
station and within an hours ride of Washington. Adj.
dress stating location, size, price, and terms, NJ j..
w, Republican Office. selI.att
National Republican., 1883-09-15

VNTANTED-A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
w would like the care OF furnished house for win.
ter; good references. Address L. T., Republican
Onice. seli-3tt
National Republican., 1883-09-15

wv ANTED- 5000 or $3.50; good security, and salts
w faction given as 10 reliability Address sECU1t-
ITY. RppubliCnn Office. shIa.aLs
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MrNitaI.

~ VoUR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENCY
and nervous decay, am convinced, is the
best Known to the medical profession" II Private
letter from John s. Allen, NJ D., to Erie Medical Coz
Buffalo, n. Y. On request the company Will mail
FREQ Dor sealad for samnl explanatory pAInphlet. NC
National Republican., 1883-09-15

rVNo pHARMA CIsrs-A WELL ESTABLISHED
Il and profitable pharmaceutical laboratory can
accept pnrne TO further extend the already large
business. Address PHARMACIST. Republican of.
tCo ani4atH
National Republican., 1883-09-15

nRAWING AND PAINTING-THE BEST AND
~ cheapest place to learn drawing and painting is
at the NATIONAL Academy Of Fine Arts, corner Eigh
teenth street and New York avenue All commence
Ing before sept y at half price. Chrens saturday
class $40 per year Glasses after O'clock for those
In the departments. seli-Bt%
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OUR RELATIONS With COREA.
The Energetic Manner in Which They We're
Opened by Admiral Rodgers.
A Reminiseence the Trip on the Monoc-
acy May Have Suggested.
The Pocuiarites Of tho People Whose Representatives
Will Reach This City This Morning.
Their stubborn Resistance OF All Rcla-
tions with Foreign Countries.

The Corean embassy will arrive in this city
at o'clock this morning, and will be met at
the depot by Mr.. John Davis, acting secre-
tary of state and taken to the Arlington
hotel. Tho Corean flag, tho first ever un-
furled in this country, will float during their
stay from the flag staff on the Arlington.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
for SaIe--2 OTIS.


Y1oR sALE-LoT i2Xloo ON + STREET ONE
IL square from new Pension Building. Apply at $40
NJ street northwest seli3t*
JINoR SALE-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
IL city, lot 30xl55 feet; subdivision of the
lot lbxs0 feet to 80 foot alley; the owner of adlon-
tmg lot will build with purchaser. Apply to No Gil
Thirteenth street northwest. jylO
National Republican., 1883-09-15

"ANTED-YOUNG GENTS WISHING TO
w thoroughly study Architecture, Engineering
Drawing. Mathmatics, &c as professions, To save S.
by arranging for instru,t Ol now, at $40 street
while terms are $40 per quarter ouly. sel5-3ts
National Republican., 1883-09-15
cFor SaLe--farms,

JNOR SALE - SIX AND THREEQUARTER
II acres head New York avenue, and Just this side
entrance of Fair Grounds all In grass, finely watered
only S2,300s $50 cash. balance IN small monthly pay
ments Just place for florist, daryman poniterer.
A. A. MARR. l2l2i + street northwest sel43tI
NOR SALE-AT SACRIFlCE.-A FINE
National Republican., 1883-09-15

TNRY WITHEBEE'S CAPITAL CSC. EXF RESS
Il Baggage checked at residence. OniceS 4s5 Penn
sylVana avenue, corner Fourteenth and U streets
northwest; Bury's Drug store, Third and East Capt
tO RD Telephone connexions. sei36ts
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ADMISSION. 10 CENTS.
OfrsonaI.

GAUTIoN.-1. HEREBY CAUTION ALL PER.
~ sons not TO cash any check, order or other
writing purpOrng to he mine, or furnish any goods
or clothing to any person whOmsoever, except my
wife. JOHN II. HARDING, i2l sixth street north
west isel5.3ts
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@mteS-- MisteIIaurous.

NXTANTED-FoUR SHOW BOTTLES FOR
Postoiice. sel5-3ts
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.fnr Ytni. fnr,ishtn annms.

1890 TIFrFEMTm Td sIII5s1 sTHS5E1T rooma %oRTH6 T6
first cluss table board; everything new aud elefant
sci53t
National Republican., 1883-09-15

II LoYD'S WASHINGTON 25c. EXPRESS-BAG-
Il 4 gage, parcels &c, transferred and checked at
residence; prompt and reliable. Offices. iSl Pennsyl
vania avenue and 1913 street northwest sel5Btk
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Salnnr,n. Sitnntinns. .frmnI,.


A LADY EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING THE
IA English Language to foreigners desires TO make
engagements. Address MISS H., 0l2 New York ave
Ii nnr anlhAIG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22
NAVIGATION LAVISH ne 7csT
AN UNLICENSED ARKANSAS FEgRYBoAT
sTARTs A CONTROVERSY.

WASHINGTON, March 2I.- What came
near being question OF State rights came
up in the Treasury Department Monday
from an unexpected sources. It appears that
Inspector Garrett, of Memphis, replying 10
sn inquiry of Gen. Dumont in regard 10
facts IN connection with the refu,al of the
local inspector to grant certificate to the
steamboat Della, on the Arkansas river, says
that the vessel was refused a certificate be-
cause her boiler was rot constructed accord
ing TO the requirements of the law, and the
owner was notified not TO navigate the vessel.
The owner, however, consulted the United
States district judge and district attorney at
Fort Smith, Ark, who advised him that il
the vessei was navigated wholly within the
limits of the State, inspection, license, etc,
was not required. Under this e1 pdftc decis-
ion the vessel did some ferrying, but it wss
immedi Sicily reported by the local inspectors
to Mr.. Girrett That officer now asks for
instructions from the supervising Inspector
general in Washington.
Gen. Dumont will order him, IS prelim-
mary measure, to file complaint with the
surveyor of customs, whose duty il will be to
libel the boat. The district attorney will
then have chance to explain the grounds
upon which he based his advice tolhe owner.
An opinion of the Supreme Court, which
EONsTus Tue lsWo VI tue otcAmbOat tiitpcCliOn
service, as 10 what constitutes the navigsb!e
waters Of the United States, was delivered BY
Justice Field. 1t says:
Those rivers must be regarded as public navi
gable rivers in law which are navigable in faci
when they are used in their ordinary condition AZ
highways for commerce, and they constitute navi
gable waters of the United States, with in the
meaning Of the acts of Congress- in contradiStinc
ton from nayigable waters OF the States. wher
they form in their ordinary condition, by them
selves or by uniting with other waters, a con
tinued highway over -hich commerce is or ma,
be carried on with other States, or foreign coun
tries, in the customary modes in which such com
merce ID conducted by water.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22

The first production Of Iolanthe, the beauti-
full and charming latest work Of Gilbert and
Sullivan, will take place at Leubrie's the
alter on Monday evening, March Goth.
Iolanthe will be given with the full strength
of Charles E. Ford'a English Comic Opera
Company. Mr.. Fords company now have
national reputation achieved for themselves.
and have made the name of Charles Z.
Ford we'll and favorsbly known in every
city of the United States. A well-known
musical critic on the Cincinnati Enquire,
in writing of Mr.. Ford's first presentation Of
Iolanthe in The "Queen City of the Yves" says,
in speaking of some Of the members of this
excellent operate organization, that "Philip
BraRsom, the tenor in Mr.. Ford's company,
is what Castle wa. in his young and better
day." and "Cnarles Duogan is mosI
delightful actor, and baritone with delic-
ious voice, full of m anly and tender tones"
Sic Les Manteau1 MFRS will b. sung on
Tuesday evening. Ga Wednesday evening,
Strauss, the waltz kings att operate sue
cess, entitled The Merry War, will be pre-
scented. The sale Of reserved seats for the
operas will begin on Friday morning, at
Hollenbers's music store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Giibert Meyers,
of Memphis, who wss disbarred from prac-
ticing in the Department of the Interior, as
been reinstated.
The Treasury Department has under cor
alteration a proposition to have a series OF
gold certificates issued from the sub-treasury
at Chicago, distinctive from the New York
and Washington issue.
A question was submitted to the director
OF lie mint, as 10 whether an officer of the
mint could legally accept The Office of mayor
of q city. Toe director replied that, under
an executive order issued in 1873, the &C.
ceptsnce of such Office would vacate the
Federal office.
c. c. Williams & Co, of Springfield, ILL.,,
have been declared by the Postoffice Depart
ment to he engaged in conducting scheme
for obtaining money through the m.ils by
fraudulent representations and promises,
and The postmaster at Springfield has been
directed 10 discontinue the delivery 20 that
firm of registered letters or moHey orders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Rom 9 and the Vatican -

Last night Prof.. Cromwell gave his third
lecture at Lsubrie's, entitled. Rome and the
Vatican" Like the previous lectures deliv-
cred by the Professor, it was an intellectual
treat. Rome has, for nineteen or twenty
centuries, been the most prominent city 10
the world. Ii ia true that there is more in
telectual life in London, Paris and New
York, but the name of Rome is connected
with The Casars, with Cicero and Virgil ora
tory and poetry, song and every kind of
music, painting and sculpture, sunny skies
and suuny lives, and lastly with
religion which has its adherents
in every cline. Of course lecture on Rome
and the Vatican, as Prof. Cromwell observed
last night, teens to a certain extent with allu-
sions and objects sacred to the Catholic reh-
zion; but that is s necessity. The name OF
Rome is almost Synonymous with CAtholi-
cism. But it is not mstter of religion; il is
q matter of art. Il chances that in this city
there is a treasury Of art, such as is TO be
found in no other. Prof Cromwell seems TO
have seizsd upon the very life of Rome, and
to have portrayed the essence of its religion.
Looking upon the beautiful statuary, the
grand architecture, the noblests conceptions
OF the grandest artists the world has ever
seen, the spectator is perforce led beyond
his surroundings; and il needs no stretch
of the ina agination to grasp the spirit OF that
religion WnlCu mas suCn poWtFlul
impress upon the hearts Of the people. With
these noble works Of art, these grand cathe.
drsls, which are poems in themselves, these
historic monuments, it is no wonder that
Rome is to-day the mistress of the religious
world. For il is picture of the longing and
the a,pir alton of the soul. The lecture last
night was simply in keeping with this spirit.
To night Prof. Cromwell lectures upon
Switzerland and the Alps" The people
of Memphis will certainly miss some
thing if they do not attend. The
following is synop,is of the lecture: ''The
Land of Tell; its Gisnt Mountains that
pierce the clouds, its deep Valleys OF Foun-
taios that flow on through Europe in
Astounding rivers. The Falls of the RHINE,
Zurich. Lucerne. Schwyz. Pass st. Got
hard. Bellinsona. Interlachen and the
Juugfrau. Falls OF the Richenoach. Vales
OF HASH, with the Wellhorn and Wstterhorn
in view. Vale of Lauterhrunper. The Staub-
bach. Berne, the capital of the Swiss Con
federation. Chateau Of Chillop. The Rhone
At Geneva. Pass Great st. B rnard. Gen
eral view OF the Grand Vale OF Chsmouni.
Tue Ascent of Mont Blanc, the highest OF
! the Alps. The Mer de Glaze. Crossing The
Mer de Glaze. The Grand Mulets. De.
periure from The Grand Mulets. Les Al
guilles Verte. View from the top OF Mon;
Blanc, etc. Statues and Bas. Relisfs will be
reproduced during the evening. Thorwsld-
| Gems Seasons. The Lion of Lucerne. Willisnl
Tell. Rudolph Won Erlach, and other Work.
| nj ART
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The Mail 10 bbsrs' Confessio u.

OZARK, ARK, March 21.-The johnson
brothers, two of the Little Rock aud Fort
Smith train robbers now>in Jail, confessed
their crime. George Johnson said the party
was organized at Mrs. Herdon's, but the plan
was not entirely completed then bat it was
the understanding that the train on the
Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad was 10
be captured and robbed, aud adjourned to
meet at Mulberry where the plan of opera
tions was formed in the woods near the town.
Their intention was not TO Kill anyone ex-
cept in self-defense, and to avoid
bloodshed unless absolutely necessary. The
shooting WAS done under excitement, and
was entirely unnecessary. Jim Herndou, who
was captured this morning near Huntsville,
Madison county, fred the shot that killed
Conductor Cain. Herndon went to Melon
aid, of the gang, and told him to stop shoot
ing, but Mcdonald shot st him, suPposing
he was passenger, when Jim shot Melon
aid in The face. The original plan was to
capture Cain aud rob the train. George john
son is an ex Federal soldier, now drawing a
government pension.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22
SERGEANT MASON.
THE HARD PUNISHMENT OF THE ATTEMPTED
SLAYER OF GUITEAU.

WASHINGTON, March 21-The skeleton OF
the sssassin Guiteau is. a the Army Museum
in the same building where Lincoln fell by
the hand of another ASSASSIN. Sergeant Ma
son, who fired the shot into the Jail where
the INSPIRED" monster lay awaiting his
doom, fingers in prison and Is undergoing
sentence OF eight years at hard labor, and The
penalty OF dishonorable discharge from the
army, with forfeiture OF all his paw and al
lowances. A very harsh and hard part of
his punishment he has already paid Sub
sorjptIous for ths benefit OF his wife and
child have ceased, and apparently all legal
efsrts in his sehaf have been abandoned.
His case is not wholly forgotten, however,
and occasionally petitions in his behalf
are received at the War Department
from people who believe that the sem
tence of the ceurt-martial was too severe
and that Mason is a proper subject
for executive cemency. When The case WAS
brought before the Supreme Court last year
on petition excepting TO the jurisdiction
of the court-martial,.the Court decided only
that the military tribunal had Jurisdiction.
The merits of the case were hardly touched.
Subsequently the judge Acknowledgement re-
viewed the proceedings and findings of the
military court, and recommended that its
judgment be set aside. Since that time no
action has been taken by the War Depart
ment or the Presid ant
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THE AGRICULTURISTS.
MEETING OF THE FARMERS OF THE LHGIsLA-


IOhE-WhA 4hEA WAhAs
NASHVILLE, March 21.-There was meet
ine held last night in the hall of the House
OF Representatives, of members of the Gen
eral Assembly engaged or interested in
agricultural pursuits. The following were
present: Representatives Anderson, Of Nc
Marry; Blackburn, Nortbrup, Gslbreath,
Glass, joiner, Manson, Mcdowell, Sharp, OF
Meise; Sharpe, of Davidson. and White.
Senators Steele, EdmundsoD, Keith, AleIan-
der and Galloway.
The meeting was called 10 order by Mr..
Keith. He said the meeting was in obedi-
ence 10 a call made in the papers. The
farmers of the General Assent bly, wished to
discuss certain measures pending affecting
the agricultural interests of the country.
S nator Edmundson was selected as CD air
man of the meeting, Mr.. Mcdowell was
made secretary. Mr.. GlssS said thpt he and
Senator Keith thought this meeting would
be a good thing o get the sense of the farm
ers Of the General Assembly on pending bills,
among them that making an appropriation
for an Agricultural Bureau, and his own
establishing station for the inspection OF
COMMERCIAL fertilizers at Knoxville.
Mr.. Keith said that the reason farmers
had had 90 little effect upon the legislation
If The past was that they were too 5aC kward.
avocations take precedence. Hspce the need
ior this meeting. 1t was true that farmers
could not get up their measures in such ship,
shape form So the lawyer, but il they had
been little holder in standing up for their
rights they could have prevented The passage
If some measures OF which they did not sp-
poo. He was surprised to see some effort
IN this General Assembly to abolish the b.
feau of Agriculture, which guarded these
i'm port1nt interests.
Mr.. Keith moved that committee Of three
on the part of the House aud two on the
look after certain bills relating 10 the agri-
csl.ural interests now pending before the
General Assembly. Carried.
Mr.. Roscoe thought it would be good
thing to define what bills the committee were
to Jok after, 10 s, whether the members OF
the committee were usit on these bills or
rot.
Mr.. Keith said sbat be could in few days
give list of those measures pending in the
senate which particularly affected the sgrl-
Gu tnrsl Interests of the SESte. Hs suppose
that the Chairman of the COMMITTEES on
Agriculture could do the same with refer,
encs to bills pending in the House. Mr.
Keith also moved the appointment by the
chairman Of a committee TO draft resolu-
ton to be transmit ed to the next session Of
Congress, asking that the agricultural inter
ests of the country have representative
among the Cabinet omoers.
Mr.. Sharpe susgssled that similar reso'
LUTON had already plssed both Houses ant
been transmitted TO Congress.
Mr.. Keith said this was true, but that tina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22
For GuYing q Crank.

CHICAGO, March 21.-Bishoo Mcnamara,
WHO recently recasted the Catholic faith,
has been attracting great crowds sy preach
ing on the streets from a Carriage,
with horses and vehicle gsyiy trimmed, and
himself and assistant arrayed in sa.hes
sud ribbous He is looked upon a. a
religious crsnB, aud boys make sport Of him.
Sunday, during the severe blizzDd, be was
preaching GA State street, when Lycurgus
Lahin, millionaire, happened along and
joined the boys in sport. To day McNsmara
caused the arrest of Latin Tor using obscene
language. The case will be stubbornly
fou hit in fhe couriR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
4 Fatal Aceident-MarshaI Browns Ae-
eOuats-The Churchill Inyes.
tlSaIi0n.

LITTLE Rock, March .21.-Thomas Rat
clIffe. of Clinton, Miss, while attempting 10
jump on Harry McDonald's train this after
noon, near Carlisle, was struck by the plat
form and fatally injured. His left hip and
head were crushed.
The investigation of the accounts of J. T.
Brown, ir., United States marshal, has been
suspended until the arrival of officers of the
Department Of Justice from Washington.
The joint committee on the investigation
of Churchill's third term as treasurer of
the State will report Friday.
Nick Walker will be hung here Friday,
for the murder of Tom jenkins.
The train robbers confessed today, and
claim to be natives of Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22

in the same railroad car with the general
travelling toward he scsne of the next meet
ing. Butler. eyed them askanee for few
minutes, and then stroGs toward them with
a court-msr,isl irown on h;s face and a copy
of the offending paper sIsssri= hand. Point
ing TO the scandalous report, b. inquired:
(Which one of you yourg gentlemen wrote
this" A momeut's awful hush, and then.
Il did, general" replied the reporter in
question. "Well, sir" rsjolued Butler,
smiling grimly, you ought TO be we'll paid
for such lying, snd hope you are" ami he
sialked back to his seat amid the guffaws OF
the entire company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22

EYERs STATION, Q March 21.-The house
of Duncan DAles, mile north of here,
burned Monday night. Dslss was ninety
eight years OLD, and occupied tbs house
alone. When the FIRE had partly subsidized
the neighbors found the dead body of Dales
under the bed with rope around his neck.
This not being his usual bedroom, it is
thought he was strangled by robbers and
hidden under the bed, AID then the house
was fred. Considerable gold and silver coin
and some melted money was found in the
ashes. He had lsrge mount OF money
about the house, and leaves a large estate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22
Number OF Members Attempt to Leave
the Hall by Force to Avoid
Voting.
The Nashville Reform Bill and the Bill
Regulating POol-Selllug also
Passed.
The Polk Proposition Made the Special
Order in the Senate for 10
O'Clock To-Day.
Conference OF The Granger Legislators
to Look Afler the Agricultural
Interests.
spselal to the Appeal

Special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 21.-Col. Patterson on
yesterday procured the assent of all the
Democrats who attended the caucus, and got
their consent TO offer an amendment except
ing from the operations of the act rates
which come in competition with river trans-
portation. The amendment was adopted,
all the Democrats who went into the caucus
voting for it. 1t il understood that Senators
Porter and Galloway will support the bill,
and that it will pass the Senate. The COM
mission bill will come up tomorrow, and an
other struggle is anticipated. The lobby are
discounted ;o.nis h., and the friends of the
measure are confident.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22
NASHVILLE REFORM BILL.

PROVISIONS OF THE BILL AS IT PASSED THE
HoUsE-wHAT IT WILL ACCOMPLISH.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 21.-What is knewn
as the Nashville efOrm bill, as it passed the
House this afternoon, amends the CHI AFTER of
incorporation of this city, limits the munich
pal Legislature to ten couucilmen eIacted
from the city-st-isrge, and no two from :he
same ward. The city has fourteen wards.
1t is believed that this effectually breaks up
the old system of ward rings and oliques,
and will result economically aad TO the great
relief OF the taxpayers. II aSolishes the
two boards system. The council of ten ex-
ereises merely Legislative powers, and create.
All executive boIrd of three to be called the
beard of pubic works.