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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
The Only sccena Liemtena.ey.

nv a.hWgtpu NhtEsl
There is hut one vacancy In the grade OF
second lieutenant in the army. snd It has
existed since last summer. when the rresl-
dent made hfirn appointments to that
grade from civil life. There were sixteen
yscancies, but one OF them WIS not hllcd.
A strong effort has been midc 10y tue
friends OF Sergeant BrGnNd, who achieved
srch an cnyiablc reputation in the Grcely
expedition, to have bin appointed 10 the
existing vacancy rs reward for his GOOD
service and eallantry ~ the Arctic regions.
Thus lar the plan has been uDsucres,fuifo Tor
the reason. il il reported. that the Presi-
dent has promised the position 10 some one
else. Humor has it that the young man
VINO expects 10 don the United states army
uniform il che sou Of General Pickett, OF
the Confederate army, and that the fact that
be /. not yet of age, but vii! be before the
4tli Of March next. accounts for the delay
in making the appointment. In the mean
time, Genera, Iia2cn aud other friends ~
Br,inard, sre doing all in their power 70
secure the position for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
George G. Gornam's Views on Biaine'-
Defeat.

ICY telegraph 10 TIE Dt-Nttch1
WAsHSGT0S, November 20.-Gcorgr G..
Gorham has written the following letter
from New York TO the NGfiOpdi Repabi-
cda. OF this city. expressing his views on
the defeat OF Mr. Blaine:
The South was maze solid by Biline'S
defeat Of the Iorce bin" in 1876 and
Hayes, subyerSiOn Of the governments of
south Carolina aud Louisiana IN 1871.
broken in 1881 by the Malone
Coalition an Virginia. despite Bilinc's
oprositiOu. He summoned all his
resources. including his newspaper organs.
10 drive Malone aud his followers away
from the Republican party and tn restore
the solid south by forcing Virginia back
into The democratic fold. After failing in
this work in lsS2. a. finally succeeded ia
1889, rh, wear be was quite willing ~
have Malone succeed. but the wounds De
had inflicted proved 10 be mortal. ~
blaine omitted these interesting facts
from Li> speech on the sold South
delivered 1T Augusta 1t night. / ask space
Tor Ibis mention "a them ~ the newspaper
iu NhicL haze 30 often stated them be-
fore. n Blaine had been opposed 10 the
Solid south even ycar sooner, virginia
would moi hay: bccn rem ,aded 10 Der
prc,iou. condition last yea ond woald
undoubtedly have been ioi.ed BY North
Carolina. The - electoral votes Of
tbc.e two States added 20 the is2
be received. would have given him
300. lust four more than enough without
New YORK.. Blainc'S reason for opposing
Malone. 90 slated by him to one II ais
leading friends iu !Ssi, We that ~ vas
poi going to build ~ certain Republicans.
Nhn,n h, named. ~ il turn, out, hc Na'
building up Grover Cleveland and the
n, mocriiic uarty-a.l OF which show that
a SHIN cannot 3, scultlcd and snnk Tor the
purpo.e ii downing portion 81 the ere"
without wcjlipg ,he O.Lrrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
Brief News Items.

4 woman whose son had been ruined by
destination was fined ~ in Hamilton, ont,
the other day. with the alternative OF ten
DAYS IN jlil. because she knelt before sl-
loon and asked God 10 curse The liquor
traffic.
s deep cave has been found 70 exist I'M
der the town OF Blsnkston, Iowa. by .
farmer who was sinking an Artesian wen.
Three unsuccessful attempts were mau" ID
sink the web, but each time the drill sank
into The cave.
The town OF Ncwington, y. H.. has no
store vi any kind, lao liquOr-,aloon, 40 d'bi,
no lawyer, no doctor, and nobody in the
poor-hOusc. IL has oGly one church, and
The inhabitants spend their time in thinking
OF The last new fence put up IN The village.
George V. Brook. baker in Chicago.
after building fire in Tao, oven Few days
since, was alarmed by hearing faint sound
ISSUING from Il. or opening the door ne
discovered bundle from watch bright
eyed bowl. hywa, crying. lie In, 90 idea
how She baby got there. He sent ~ to the
Founding Homo.
The SiNcr-'rrlug Presbyterian church,
in the lower part ~ Cumberland county.
Pa. VAS the scene OF an interesting anni-
ycrsAry last sunday. II W., tie hundred
and ffiicth anniversary Of the delivery oi
The Rr,i sermon iu that vicinity Dy the
Rev Alexander traigheld. in lIji. The
church building ha, already passed H. ecu
tcnnid.
The bread now baked in Naples l. pre-
ri,olg tue same -hIpc u, tue loayes found
al POmpeii hat = erc put IN the Oven over
two thousand year, ago. The bakers IN
Ibis country are equally aYerso To adopting
new notions, No one would suppose from
The size aud price OF their lOaye, that wheat
and -four were selling AZ hall their former
figures.
An cpidenlc. known q, "blIcklcg,' has
broken out among young cattle IN tue
western section OF Berks county. Pa. The
disease is very loatb~one, and many young
cattle Layr >uccuml ID 10 IL, rayages. The
ANIMALS become lame, and death en>ues ia
several DAYS. The state health officials
have been notified.
Information wa received At Worcester,
Ms, Wednesday, from Aihenry. county
Galway. ireland. that John Sheridan. who
I, serving sentence IN the Rouse OF Cor
rection at Fitchburg. X heir 10 handsome
property there.
The Turkish army is seriously dlsaf-
! fectcd. owing 10 the troop, beinS deprived
OF their Pay and clothing. Many OF thf
soldiers are without shoes and are d.
pendent upon the inhablt,nt, for clothing.
| The attitude OF the troops around Ton
>ianiinople l. men4cing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
Fgere aud There.

\ deaf family in New Hampshire In,
bceu traced back 10 the fourteenth century
in England, and in all that time has ieg'l-
l,rly shown a succession OF deaf mutes. In
Name there Is a family in which there are
pinety-fye deaf mutes, all Of them con
nec,ed by blood or marriage.
lust before the close Of the last session
OF Parliament grant OF $4,000 was OBJ
tained for the express purpose OF protect
ing the Norman stoDe-work OF WesLinln-
SER Hall, which had become exposed by
the pulling down Of the old law courts.
Complaint Is made that no signs are yet 10
be seen Of the work being carried out.
By invitation Of the French Minister Of
Public Instruction, the Academic DIES
BeauX Arts has designated i've composers
who have gained tie Grand PriX dc Rome.
from " bon one Will By selected 10 wf:ie
the score for the work, in two acts, opera
or ballet. which according 10 The pfo'i'
sior. OF the Grand opera, will be represent
ed la 1885. The musical section Of TIE
Academy has proposed the following names
10 the Ministry NM. PaIadhille, GRIND
Prix de Rome In 1860; Lencpyen. In 1860 ;
Msrechal, in 1870; Lefebre, IN 1870; orm.
ser. in 1876. NJ. VaucOrbeil has als0 asked
the AiGis.e.s' permission 30 present sixth
candidate. who l. believed TO be VI. samuel
David.
The ideas III tbe ancients upon the sur
ioct OF the origin oi silk we're rather vague.
somc surprising It to be- the entrliis OF !
spider. which iaticnei ior year. upon
paste, at lcnsih burst. bringing forth il
silkcn treasure; Others that 1t was spun b,
a hideous horped grub in hard nests q
clay ideas which were not dspelled I'll
the sixth century. when the first 'ilk-wosm
reached Constantinople, introduced AZ,
cultivated. like mluY other benefits. BY tn
wandsrin. monks. From ihenre the
were soon imported int Italy, watch. 10
loug period, remaIred thu headquarters
al the European slik.ir1de. Until Hear
w. OF Frame. seeing that mulberry t,ee
we're ~ plentiful "a hi. southern province
a,iu I'aiy, Introduced sIik-serm Ell. ~
With .rt.at success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
SHIP TORE'S COT'E.
The Canvas Ccmsirte 80 TahHia,ed state
In6nt 10 br signed ro-Day.

Ihr Canvas Ccmsirtr - Tahula,ed state
Ipsni 10 br signed ro-Day.
GBY telegraph 20 the Dispatcii.l
ALBANY, November 90 The State Board
OF Cnnys,scTs met at 4 O'Clock this after.
noon. Ex-senator Conkling was present
for few ninuic.. 4 protest 10 The
cilcci that iifty -four green electoral
ballots had been cast in Delaware
county for Republican electors WA
read, md, on motion OF hitcrnoy-Gcneral
O'lirien. wa ordered TO bc entered
in the proceedings, and the return was
Passed a. received. King,-county return
showed a slight az, crep1ncy, but thi, was
explained by the county clerk, and The r..
tuIn vas passed. The discrepancy in the
richmond county r. turn wf- explained 10y
County. Clerk COrncliu, 4. Hart. lie pre-
seated the original tally sheets, and stated
that the error on the return before the
Board was owing TO the omission on the
raft OF the COpyi,t 10 insert The names
and vote, Of two Butler electors. The
mistake was not apparent in the separate
fOotine,. appearing only IN the totals, snd
comparisons OF the original With the state
mcnt transmitted 20 the Board verified his
explanation.
on motion ~ Attorncy-Gencril O'Bricn,
which was UNANIMOUSLY adopted. the clerk
was permitted to correct the return.
All the return, have been received. and
a tabulaied statement Will be ready for sig
nature Tomorrow noon. to which hour the
Board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
VIEW ND FATAL DISEASE.
Gany People Dying IA the Counties of Lee.
DickeGson. and scott.

DickeEson. and scott.
lBy telegraph te the Dspatch.i
LyNCnBuRG, November 20, 1884.
The counties suffering from the new aud
fatal disease before reported are Lee and
Dickinson. and the edge OF Scott In VIZ
ginis, and Barland, Lee, aud adjoining
counties in Kentucky. Owing TO The 80
lated position OF the district, particulars
are hard TO obtain. Hundreds are
said te have died, and. allowing for
eSagseT.tlon, Il can be affirmed that
the MOI tality il large. Postal-Clcrk Wells,
who has Just ar.iyed from that section.
aitci having had the disease. gives sad ac-
count of tbc epidemic. He attributes IL to
nincrIl-pOiSon Ia the drougbt-dried waters,
and says strong aud disagreeatle mineral
taste IKE that OF copperas exists. AT the
time he 'eitiew springs were flowing freely.
and thc people were compelled 10 drink
this iDpregnated water. Although The
name OF the disease IS unknown, the people
cali u CHOLERA. and were II so II could not be
more dreaded or disastrous. The symptoms
arc Described as similar 10 those OF Asiatic
cholera, followed by terrible bemorrhss,s
in the bowels, and those attacked either de
ol recover 10 about week. II IS frequent
ly fatal Ia twenty hours and sometimes
even IN much shorter period. In most
instances IL visits an entire family. and iti'
considered 50 contagious that IN some
cases persons die alone, their friends
being afraid 10 20 10 them. There
arr no figures representing the actual NOR
tally, but Il Is estimated tba, over 800 have
PEI lsbed in The Virginia counties named !:
and. corsldcring the arse population aud
The Bsmbsr taken. the percentage 4, large.
| AZ The lale c!ecii6n the nnmher os deti5s
| eCpsidI rah'y aBsctsd the mI9gI'ies y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
Jubilee ,n Wilmington. N. &.


VIII iSGToS, n. C.. November ~ "A
grand demonstration was he'll here To
right IN honor OF the ei cticn OF C'eye-
Ind aud Hendricks. The city was alive
with enthusiasm and bands Of music
The illuminations were general and tue
decorations proillse. The crowd was i'm
meuse. A large procession paraded thc
streets. and there were speeches and
displly Of fireworks: Colonel John
N. Staples, Democratic eicctor for
the state NJ hrge, in bis address
tonight spoke Of the loyalty OF the South
10 the Union, ~ IL IL with all the constitu.
tioual amendments. "The solticrs OF the
SOUTH he said. "stand ready to-day to
.ied their blood aud lay down their lives
Tor the perpetuity of this Union snd The
honor Of IT, flag, aud should tho time ever
come that the constitutional rights OF the
black man should become endangered. my
word for il the people Of the south viii b.
found among their strongest advocates and
offenders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
THE NEGROES IN TaE SOUTH.
esvesnar Cleveland Gives Asssranes that
. Tnrir Rights shall ne Prssecsed.

asnn snnH Ne frotectrd.
lhy telegraph, y thr Dispatch.
ALBAEr. y. r., November so.--Gov.
ornor Cleveland was asked by au Asso.
e.Sted Pfrss reporter to-day II he was
swsrc OF the delusion existing among the
coiored p opie OF the South that n charge
10 Adminispat'on would usfavorably affect
tttlr condition, to which he replied:
"fes. have been astonished ~ the state
ment that there was an apprehension exist
Ing among the colored people that In some
way their rights now secured TO them an
der the laws and Constitution OF the United
Si1tes were 10 danger from the election of
n Democratic President AN even told
thai some OF them are led to suppose that
the r. sulG OF the recent elections means that
they may again he made slaves. All Of
this has appeared TO me to be so
absurd, and | have been 20 sure that the
slightest intelligent reflection would dis
lodge such foolish fears that I can hardly
deem any notice Of them necessary. But
there is not the slightest objection To. csil-
ing tint attention OF all who are In the least
uneasy or uncertain upon this subject to
the fact that the title OF the cOlored people
to freedom and all tho rights Of citizen
ship cannot be disturbed except by
q change in the Constitution which /. would
he absolutely impossible tomakc. Resides,
the present condition or status Of these poo
pie las been so fully accepted by the citirc
country. that 10 one should have the slight
tst idea that any attempt win bc made 10
change II IL there was any possibility OF ac-
comprising such thing. So fqr ~ the
new Administration is related 10 this
subject the whole country can bc
sure the lawful power and jurisdiction OF
Extcuiiye will be 80 exercised that the
rights OF AL citizens. white or black, under
the Consultation and laws will he preserved
and protected. aud al the advantages to
which they are entitled by reason of their
citizenship will he secured tcthem. There
need be- no fear that either The Democratic
party or IL, uewy-electcd admini-trd-
t,veS propose to oppiess or ensleye any
part 0f our population, nor 10 destroy the
business interests of the country. We
hope. on the other hand. tn do something
TO benefit the people. IL seems t. me that
our edortS N that direction would be aid
ed il mischicyOus croakings and dark
imagin.ngS should give place TO IN earnest
cndesyor to inspire confidence sn9 to
make universal cheerful hope for the fu-
tufC.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
Night session.
House met at < o'cloc6 L. NJ.
,,rtE PAsgru IN THIRD HTADING.

A1Fu1A AihA - . " WV "a ~
HILLS PASSED TO THIRD RrADISG.
A bili 60 take such steps rs NAV be ncccs-
sary 81 determine the right Of j. e.. Field,
late AttOrncy-CcnerIi. 10 money drawn
from the treasury.
A bill TO loan arms 10 Fisnburn Acade-
my. ut WaynesbOro'.
A bill 10 pay clerks OF courts certain
fec for services for making records OF de.
lineueHt lands was advanced 10 cnsr0ss-
ment
a bill substituting Board OF Railroad
Commissioners for the present Railroad
Commissioner was rejected for want OF a
constitutional majority. 4 motion TO re-
consider is pending,
The i0llOwiny House bill, were passed:
For the relief OF the sGreticS OF }. l.. +.
Campbell.
TO expedite the building OF the Iron
Bctt railroad in part.
TO authorize the Rockbridgc Artillery
COMPANY and tue panyille Grays al the
city of Danyilie. 10 adopt uniform Tor as
members.
Bill fixing lie time for holding the Cir
cult Court Of the Fifteenth judicial circuit.
10 incorporate the town OF Orkney
Springs, in the county OF Shenandoah.
For the protection OF r-h III Back Say, III
Princes Anne county. Va.
For the relief Of John W. Green and
his deputies.
To amend section 100 Of chapter OF an
act passed March H.. 1884. relating to As
>e@srnenl OF taxes on persons, property,
sc.
For the relief Of John 7. w. Gusts.
late commissioner 0i the revenue OF
NORTHAMPTON county. and William J. Ew-
Yctt, late commissioner OF the revenue for
Augusta county.
in regard TO the compensation OF collec-
Tor Of taxes, &c.
TO pay Waller X. Staples and John w.
Daniel for services rendered the state IN
TIE litigation involving the validity OF the
CappOTtiOnmeni act.
10 allow mileage 70 jurors.
10 except the counties Of Northampton
and Richmond in the oyster hill a to ripa-
rim owners.
Scuaie i,i IN regard to working OF road
in Chesterfield. povhaian, and Goochland
was amended by striking out Goochland
and ordered 10 It. tuird reading.
Sundry bills were advanced TO thcl: en-
er0,enent.
Adjourned st 1& p. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
THROUGH THE STATE.
exTkKS8oao.
Iiinss 81 IN ola Ctssyes-1he central AT
ium.-rse STATE md the rIassees and Me-
rbnuirs flank.

litusss az IN ola cts1yes-1he eeussa' ~
iuu.-Fhc state md the Piastees and me-
rbaufrs tank.
itiorcssonasuce Of the Rirhmond pisrafrh.'
SoygMBsg 30, 1854.
Dr. Alfred Whitehead, OF Chcsternesa
county. who has prscticed dentistry nsrs
Tor great many years. Is lying ~ w p ~.
~ death at his residence near snis Guy.
The doctor. IN addition 10 hts pricIcc, was
for long time hardware mcrcnahs ne.e
lie IL native Of Epgiand. but since w
naturalization hss taken an actf!e p1rs in
the politics Of nj, county. life Il a yIcti u
OF Brights disc,s This morning us rc'-
niivcs we're teiegraphed Tor.
A great deal Of interest Is felt here as to
the probable artion OF the General Assem-
bly, in the matter OF the proposition to con-
ycrt the Central Asylum near this city into an
asylutn for white Inmates; IN other words,
10 ilsc the asylum ut Williamsburg Tor the
coiored insane. and the Central for the
white. The latter building will be com
plcied and ready for OCCUPANCY, Il IL said,
hy the 1T Of January. II Is hearty per
fect in all IA arrangements and coRvc-
pjeooes. and most eligibly located In 4
healthy section. The white people, thougb
they Lave not publicly expressed them
selves. are almost unanimously in favor OF
the change. while the colored people here
are almost a. generally opposed to it.
when the Hastings Court met this morn
ing Judge Mann asked II anything had been
heard from the counsel Of the stale IN the
matter Of the suit against the Planters and
Mechanics BSnk. twas stated by lawyers
present that while nothing definite was
known by them a. to the attentions OF tbe
States counsel in the promises, yet II was
believed that they would ask the court
W hear the Gaze q; the present tcrm-pf0-
baby some day next week.
Tie condemnation cases OF the Virginia
and Carolina rairOad-bOtn uncontestcf
and coDtesild- were set for hearing on
Saturday. The cases in Dinwiddie county
have lcen continued until the December
term OF The County Court. There seems To
he feeling Of uncertainty In the public
mind about the future Of this road-whrther
or moi il will. after all. bc run by Peters
burg. L. is alleged that the delay OF the
city in exchanging bonds has caused great
Inconvenience in the prosecution of the
wOr. on the road. The company, however,
IL sGIl pushing ahead. and to-day another
batci, OF Ccnyicts passed through TO work
on tho line.
~ .Oon IA all excitement incident to the
late election shall have subsidized II is eX-
pccted that prospecting for laud in this
section by northeruers will be largely in
creased. Indeed, It is anticipated that the
sales OF farms TO settlers will he lar more
numerous this season than for years past
II reports are 30 be credited, there arr
some five or slN aspirsnts for the Office o
postmaetCi- in this city, DOW Gllcd by Gen
etal Siith Boiling. RonfN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
Ease OF NclIoy.Feycr In New York

iEf fftH.fhi ~ 10 i've l'inp'NNhsl
NV Y0rg, Soycmhcr 20.-The polio"
reported 10 toe Board % Health yesterday
aitcrno0a that man was dyin, in A sailor
clearinghouse in SprInS .ircet from vel.
,ow-leycr. Prompt measures were taken
bv thc Board ~ deal With tie case II II
should turn out e, reported. The sanitary
ip>pc, tor found At the clearinghouse Ar
ihur Clark, ihlIiY.two year. old. in who-
was clearly The last stage OF an
attack Of yenow-feycI. Bllck-yomi' hid
BETRAYED the disease aud caused the
report 10 b. made to ihc police. Clark Vs.
steward Of the brig Ahne, which had Iu,t
come in is0m Port Simon, Costa Rica. ~
Ind been taken III on the sth, while The
shin was at sea. and had come sick - th'
BOARDING.. house only last night There
were no other sick persons or ho1rd the
steamer. ClaIt was removed 10 Reception
HoSpitnl, and the house in Spring Strrci
thoroughly diinfccted aud thr bed
ding burned. He died in the nos
Dital tbs morning. and an autopsy
will be made TO settle tine character oil the
diseasc. The health officers are unable 10 SIy
bow the Aiiue passed quarantine WITH one
OF her crew sick from yellow-fcver, anu al
investigation will be made. The ve>,e'
was disinfected this afternoon, 1nu 'no
movements OF her crew viii be tL'etu.
The health officers say that under eNI'unS
circumstances there need be no lear OIL
yel,ow.ieyer epidemic ia this citV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

fos 0cecssl icdex 10 deeds. wlltx. and
l'arciass socounsss approved Marcs -.
1877.
Kvmptiug farmers from jury service
during cutting and curing tobacco.
IN stocnd the charter III the town III
North Dsasille. approved slarrh I, 1884,.
To crctfdc Tor fiilin2 vacancy In the
office W Astorney.Genera; M
To provide for securing to the state
moray due to Il by any Of iis officers.
GAS.
The biil showing the city pay from tine
state for gas used on the public grounds
snd buildings WAS taken ND and amended
by allowing for that used ia the buildings
only.
A uumber OF bills were ordcfsa 10 tse,r
cngsosstnent-
At3 O'Clock, on motion ~ VI. EeezclI. the
Senate adjourned ti'i ~ O'Clock to-day.
House Of Delegates.
Tic House met at II o'clock Speaker
Stuart iB The chair.
senate bill Ia authorize the Seabosrd and
Roanoke railroad Company 70 invest In
snd operate railroads and Transportation
lines IN this and other States came up IN
ihc House to-day. and the House consumed
sbou: two hours considering The b,il.
hr. Dunlop. Of Richmond. offered the
following amendment, which was rejected:
Provided that before this act shall be ia
force the aid Scaboard railroad shall con,
,rsd with the Board OF Public Works,
that said railroad COMPANY. and all other
lines u railroad tha' may be or may come
updcr the control Of said railroad, snd
specially the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad.
= xxstfi Al. n
chapter 81 of The code 81 Firginit Of 1918,
sections =. .. I. and q. rs amended hy the
act approved March 81, 1873. and all otheI
sets intended TO regulate freight charges
applicable to railroads generally.
Mr.. CardweilodeTe the following amend.
menl. which was lost Provided, that
s1ii railroad company shall accept the FRO
visions Of this act with the understanding
that their property shall be taxed rs other
prnpesfy OF the State, otherwise this act
shall be null and void"
The following amendment offered by
Mr. Barton, vas aged to: "Other than
such a. may be determined by Law 10 be
exempt from t,Xation.'
The bin then passed to it, third reading
and oncfOsSment.
Tlr Sneaker laid before the House q
comm uuication from the senate asking for
sCcoud committee OF conference on the
bill appointing assessors Of land, the Sem
ate having rejected the first conference re-
poft. which the House had agreed to. The
House agreed to the ordering u second
committee of conference, and the Senate
wss Informed OF the fact.
MIR. Boicn was not member 0i the spc-
cisl committee 10 investigate the manner
in which AttOrney-Gcucral Blair drew sal.
sIy from the Treasury. II Wasa slip OF the
pan ihyt made him appear 80 in single
place IN the Dispatch yesterday. Else
where IN the report the name Of Mr.. Bishop
apINnrcd IN every instance n the author OF
the minority report. and in all previous re-
ports no mention of MIR. Boien's name has
ever appeared. Mr.. BOlen. however. rose
10 personal privilege, and dlsc.aimcd
Identification with the special committee.
The House adjourned 70 meet at 1870
O'clock l.. NJ.