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The Nevada senatorrhir.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 6lh.--Thc Time
says Senator Iai- OF Nevada, has arrived
in the little pocket borough which he call.
his own, and after 2 brief sojonrn tber,
will extend his yisis to California. The
| primary purpose of his visit to Nevada is
| to arrange his plans fnrre-eleciion, estimate
| the sum OF money TO be speDt in the cam.
paign and select the men and the localities
by whom and in which the burden of the
work is 10 be doRe. Recently it has been
said Bonanza Mackay proposes to contest
| the field with Fair, and the mere prospec,
! of such battle has made local statesmen
dance with joy. There is .nmor that
| Mackay has Threatened to, spend $500, 600
to defeat his former partner. Fafr'has been
! informed of this, and is arranging to beat
Slaokay al his own game. The fact that
| Fair now lives in San Francisco is being
used against him. But that will not defeat
him If he scatters his funds with lavish
enough hand There is probably no other
State in the Union where more corrupt
| political methods prevail than in Nevada,
and the public is safe in assuming that no
matter who IS elected, the manner of his
election will be disgrace to the State, as
! well as to the country at large. Such are
| the timesi
The River and Ha,,or r,,,,
| W,su,yero,, Ill. ca r,,. G.. ).
voted tbe day ~ J6s ,ba ~. 1 le osise I:i le-
hnt snant 80 n,nnI 80 9,tu irsi3ol plil,
| discussing amendments that but little pro-
gress was made. The opinion prevails
| that when the Senators let 90 of the bill it
will be larger by at least 50 100000 than
when it came from the House. That body
Kendall snent nart oF ,ba ,1' VI tG,vooiooo,
so,a in tba Sa,,paa ' eha,nLor ray s,.aig oii
nroeress of the hill Whan he ca,,,a',,1,. -
| he said that il the Senate loaded II down
too heavily the House would kill the bill
| by refusing to consent 10 any increase
whatever. 1t is strongly hinted that the
Senate is piling up the aggregate of this
! bill fnr the express purpose Of defeating If
and getting tie credit of doing so. This
would otherwise be gained by the Presi
! dent by a veto, ,forit goes without saving that
river and dharbor bill of SIS. goo 600 wouId
not be approved at the White Uouse. The
| Senate will probably suend most of the
week on the bill a delegatiop from, Tho
New York Chamber of Commerce is ex-
pected tomorrow, TO protest against the
item added by the Senate appropriating
Il ,oVoooo fol the New York harbor,
United States Senate.
WAsHIyGToN., July 6th.-A very large
number of petitions were presented bv va
rious Senators praying for the passage of
bills forfeiting railroad land grants.
The petitions are all uniform and are
those thar have been got m and sipned
through the exertions of The Knfobfs of
Labor.
The Senate then proceeded 10 consider
tbe amendments 10 The river ard barhor
hill aud after an eyacnt;va sese;n,, al
iourned
uo ,
VI, o,, ~,
"AsalNefoN, 'uly oth'-ine morning
nour having peen olspenseu WIN, tne
IIpuse went iiito oo!i.iiitee Oh tne "hole
lhanpihohe oi georgia IN tne chalrl on the
Seneial ',ehciency appropriation Dill
seiai a,'leii'',ileiils wele auopteo' %heh
The Honsa '''e ~ "
The first vote was tsken On tho .mepd-
ment for tl,e navment Of tho 0I1 CnIon,
, aud pac;fc Mail Stoamsb;n Con,nan;os fcr
the transnortatinn nf n,.r;nas N / Sr;n1,a1i
in tssh PA " '''
! II was agreed to-veas 115 pavs 20
Ad;onrned
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W. - ~,
"AshiNeroN, !uly o'h:IrriVate dls-
patches leeei'eu IN this Glty !o-Idsnt an
noullcee tne usatn at mount [leaSant,
iowa: OF coiohei OeorSe b; Corkhlll, ex-
plstrlct Attorney OF TINS Dlstrict. Cork
mn served IN me Union army through the
late war; ana at the close OF the rebellion
was mace attorney Ior one OF the lualcial
qlstrlcts OF Iowa; subsequently, PRESIDENT
hayes apPointeu nm onlled otates Jls-
trict Attorney ior the Distrlet OF Columbia,
W. %nIen pnaI;3t I3s,o ne nero urii neai !ne clpse
,,o bas baa,1 o,,n.ad e - " h hnu s.niIf .,'.ls
law in His c;tv Ha became w;daIy Enoun y,
ne ,ba snccsssi,l rosec,,tor If .Lc
Cr;taa,, ufo iaft boro Lost TbnrS,Jaa, en'
~ NO., +ho ,e,,s ae he daot, oa''Sod ioa
rreat shoc,, ~ lie nnn,eTons ''ii rr;andS in q
,h;' 81, ua 80 St lns. -, y,
and ,,nst ,,a,,,1a NO., i, ,,a n;str;et
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me iresiu'n. an" me 'ens'on 'iis'
WASHINGTON, Juiy ON, ne freslaeht
snnaiiv exaTainin, f5rtV.one ensciaI len p
Son scts daI;yaTSed ~ hin, fnna 5Ith
a.Iic,, I,, raoso,, Of ti,a t;nna roan;rod h,,,
ti,a pansio, pnrao,, ,c'oxan,inn ,to raoards
conoarn;,,, con tban wore onIy re.dy Se0'u, or
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