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VOL. XI No 60.
PHILAD KL t' HI A, rJ IIUliBDAY, MARCH 11, 18G9.
DOUBLU BIIBBT T llKF-fl 0RNT&
FIKST EDITION
THE PRESIDENT.
YHiat Ho Thinks of the Tenure-of-OiUctt
Act-llis lltlatlons To
wards Gtn. Hancock
Phillips AdpiaihU
Ills Inaugural.
Thro Tennre-of OUIce Act.
flfTWrt tAt Washington Star.
an lateresiinp oonveisa ton was beld ro-da
Hi'h eneral irut bv a Bet ator oppo-cd o a
rcotat or the Ovii Office K-u are a;:. Tu-i
6'Ua"or was I'.vitie the groundwork tor uu iry
Pl I tfKiia for oibee, wbrn hi attention wts
caltod t)T the Ocnertl to tbe dlvieon In the
tamca! cnrly mi ths Ten ir ot UJW qie.tiou.
"But, sir," raid lb General, "n not ihe mtic
tfcwi opposed to our taeory of rovero neut f
Tb JodirtB boll owe 'or He, but the Pre-I
dent and nembeTs ot Congress are no)-on. t,o
eci'staut change. No tt is proposed
o invest all tubordnae officers with a
lire rntetest la Ibe position tbey hold,
trutees, lndtcd, tbarees art pre'erred agamot
them, and a trial bad beto'e tbe Seua.e, th
fame tr.bunal before which Juoee aratnej.
This i certaiuiy agi-at stride toa'ds a revolu
tion In our free svs'em, aui tt u.y ceq it
another 10 mike there otlice bered tar.M The
benate r made 110 effort to com rat tbe Genera's
position, but qtiie ly tolalug seve-al oapers
which he still beld tn bis hand.be re'urn d
tbem to bis cnat pocket and retired. It it
plnC'ng a similar q iHat on all Seoa.ors op- I
pored to etriKing trom toe nanus cm mo xecu
tlve the legislative manacles imposed by tbe
Civil Office Tauure act.
from the Syracuse Journal,
Washihgton, Match 8. - On Saturday evening
Bepresemanve George W. Jul au, of iuuiau.i,
ntid General B. P Loan, 01 Missouri, called on
General Grant, in pursuance ot a previo is en
gagement, and had a loot; and Interesting int-r.
Mew with biro. A itieni, to whom tbe cue:
points in tue rouversat.on tbat ensued wre
narrated, furnishes tue trn.li some points, whlca
I give.
Mr. Julian, after the nnal courtesies aclcd
in eobstauce what Gct.eral Grid's noltcv would
be as to lonal appointtnen's. Mr. Lincolu'o
1 ale was to refer all local appointment tor
places, such a postmasters, collectors
anfe8or, etc.. to tbe Representatives ot the
district, aud accept hi judtrm-nt tntreou. it
it was not incompatible with thn General's
ideas of propr.ety, be Mr. Juliau) wou d
glad to know what rule would bn adopfd by
Uenew adm'n Btratioo, as he wan 111 recoipt
ot many app:icaiOBs, and if expected to give
bl views, would like to have time to examine
laiily into each cb
General Grant, replied at once tbat, except in
a tew cases all over the country, wbere be
m'gbt desire to appoint a personal or army
friend, wboe ability, etc., be bad personal
kntwtedee of, tbe rule Mr. Lincoln iolloed
Wunld be bs. iipresentatives were directly
responsible to tbe people aod they were the
oroper persona to recomiue nd.
Mr. Julian then remaikedt "General, the
care i a little dttlerent no, lu Mr. L ncolr '
time we bad no Ten ure-oj-o lice act; now we
Bball have 10 de'er to toe Sena'or; more."
U'neTai tJraut teplfd, speaiting quite del;be
ta'eh: ' Well, petiilfmou, on that matter I
can only say, tuat 11 tbe law Is nut repealed I
courtier my-elf b ond to entorce tt. tie had
told Hiinators m conversation on tbe subject, tie
was a cinz n and bound to obey the Uh,
whicb be t-bnuld no. It tue law Is not tepoaled
I stall remove no man from office except tor
cause.' Tneu," rema ked Mr. Juliau, ' fie
lact, General, that an office h dder is a Demo
crat, and rta- been a Jobnfon man, will not tn
I'.aul be a sufficient cause for reoioval " ' No,"
was the cuicb ic response. "I rball protect
oilice-bolder wb do tbir duty, whatever may
be their pol tics. If tue la remains, aiost
both Executive nnd Senatorial ln'erereucv. I
bave said tbis to S naort. and the justice of the
view was acknowiedxed.''
Tuere wa a gr at deal of q ilet humor in tbe
General's maouer wb n he sa'd that, and he
evtceitlv seemed to tep thai he bat made a
po ntwbtcb wo ld worry th an.ous po.Hi
ciaus into repeating fie ine(tn!e8omrt law. A
go d ileal whs faid in regird to the law, aul
G nerai tirant expre-sed hin reiret at differing
h some ot bis bet frlendi in the eenate
n ent onitit; particulatlv Seuvor Howe, of Wis
cceti. He teemed hUo qjito c ud lent thtt
the la would be repealed by the Forty-Brit
Cot gre.s.
General Loem, who w 11 be remmbred a-t
ore of the eironvcgt advocates ot liiipe-tcbuient,
remarked duntcr toe cti veration on tbe
'lentiMMit-Ottice net. tbat ! did not vote for
th" law; m policy was to turn J hufon o it."
T tbi General ".runt HnWHrit, speaking
Monly aod tboutrhttullv, "IVell.fa goon uaoy
persons were airaid ot Impear-bmunt and ot the
ettect of jt as a precedent; but," with enphasip,
"if tley had knon Mr. Johosoo as wll as I
t:d, ib-v wouli not on'y hive favorel ihe
ImpeacLmeLt, but feen that it wu''i have ben
jn t tbe ihmg tbat ought lo have been done
and aiaae a precedent of."
The- Iraldnt null Ilnneock.
The Hartford Oourant ha the full iwlng con
cern ing b personal reU ions of Grant aul
baucock:
Tb M w York Word blunders in 1U has'e
t make a point agtinn Ueueral Gran.. It
Intimates that Ha.Ltock is a-i.'g'ied 1 1 tbe
partn ent ot Dnko a In a sum', o p.ty revenue,
and evidently snppe that be U to liv m
ltaatt. It phi.uld hve related the tact tbat
atttrthe lamaianj Couveut.ou General Graut,
Bga't Bt wboai no una nd wotrt or del aa ut
Lancock iscba'aeil, met the latter in ttiestrets
of VVusnii g'OD.acd in his uminloo I b Jn ir eate
blm a coio.al word of greeting, w nien Uauc-oca
parsed tiiiiiot ceil: tbat is. ho "cut" tbe Ueueral.
Ihe lutol', if tondert-d wbUe they wie 00 dutv,
ould have subjeced Geretal Hancock to a
coun-!tarttl. Insreud of viewing tbe new
asvpnuent ot Haucock as o aiic o is, tte ssr
caslic leunnrn ot tbe World ibjt it U "mii
TMntnions" in ll:er.illy true. The "Denartmet t
ot tt iko a" embrHCs' U'nneoia, Oiko'a. aod
Mouiatia, wi.b headquarters at tbe pieasaut
pokt r.t n . Paul ite dfiHr mont trom wh ci
ti' tcral Terry bus jut tieen rel eed. General
Ilatici cit ban tieeu treate I wuh a courtedy ati t
a cunst.iera ion tbt hU uuotlio al-like coo lact
did Lot ini-rit.
tBl4ll riiilllpw ExprrNseN III Isteat
(lnln vt the Preatdeut ul Ail Its
Hnuiirwl. from the Anti'S avery Standard.
We btve telt and aid tbat the ce arse of
General Grant wa open to ar,e cr.tictsm. But
we have als jud(ei b to by nis ac ion-;
Iwa' allowme tht he metnt nil tie said and
would do an he promued. We prnrose the
au t rule Hi tim to route. We. ibi) take b s
Wf ros tor earned! uteuni; and we sh'! wait
foraoii'n bciore we criticize am in bis tie
office. Tbos far we have only tunnks to ?ive
h m. For three tttuss in nig inaunral wt
desire to give h'm credit. Wt'h lull hu-in and
"nioi-t earntsiiy. we thank him for ms trok,
ptomp, and h- sriy eudor-.enient ot theoouaii
tuttonal r tnendaient.
loc aotds in which be ierers to It shows that
bis heart I in the right place, snd tht he cor
rfifllU accepts the leRon of tbe war. It
em aid pan on male L'noln the slave's Preat.
lenMbese precious aod sta'esoianlike words
make Grant the uenoa president Wa bail
irita emiUT tceLrgi Ms e!iU';o tbat U
I o1ic looks to the "citizenship ' of th In llan. 1
Le' bun toer ibe Indian wi.b his sbijl i and
vive dim, or tbe nreneut, a; la-t, a 001 ar mint
in the Cabinet wh ch shill watou bis rl'H-,
ami I'm 1 lent G'ant will nave met these to
r at problems ol rtce with a brave and wise ai
well as just Mat, smut ship.
The to rd 1 ledge of ht Inaugural we hli Is
tlia' which pr mises a vig rous aod rigorous
(Xcu'i u ol law We tniBt tbt be'e his "f Is
ineau literally all 'I" T sav. and only wish ttiey
had teen u.n;e d-ci.!ve at d uneiiuivfct. 'ur
coir pi hi t o Urnot h'toer'o oa b en that be
be 1 poaer without. nlo 11 .bat be has sat and
seen Ui ! u meu tuurdere tiuaveutted. Sime
if hi- r ei rt dCu-eil hiu 01. tbe around that
Preui teu Juhusoo crippipd tbe tleneral. At
la-! tte Ku Kiox hve lett the Wmte Hojsc
Those niHtn gtit cowards need ouly half a d own
fun airtrv cx c iti-tn in as many V.nt to dls
apn'Hr i'te.-er. It e er- in tan 8-naw we
o ild toct ru. nn man tor aiij oth e from any
Sou-htru 8 hic, Keuti.tav lodu led ( ot even
Hoi' ) until li-e ms sa'e tier" as tu Vermont.,
bbno' aud Lang flisi; no ntuaiu and cjujrn
a t' r ar is.
Vie fay amen, mi st hetrtilv, to all tbe inan
ental co'dih na aboit public ct"dit aud payment
ai ik l1. But tbev Is a neb, just as -tt-'r-d ai
tbe bonds, the nib. we oe to the 80 ituern
lo. alu-t, black aud while. This dub' is th r
in n tn. a c an1 p.-rfect nto'ecnoo. If e iier
cent is eti'l lel to p'ece leucc fuse utiei orstitt
orilign lor. unl inpirtiince. Thi is to oe pi d
In b'ood loi e bef re the other is paid in ootu.
Tbe boM'hiilder on K taus by w-i t nir. For
ihe-e otrer creditors eveiy hour of da'jger and
seouj cut short is an in iescibabls gan Tae
tiovernmn 's laith with tbe bond Holder has
nevu ben broken. Townrd 'his other creditor
tretJnvemmi ui babten perjured and taiihi3s
trr lour bitter yent. ie bepe.'h Grant to seud
meoSou h whure vi ry umiie shall mein vo
Baice, de ji, terrible, and inns', effective ven
geance. Put aside stiain Koverno's sod palter
lutf ofiicial-. ai d give us the "peace" which Is
sure to follow the d'awn sword iu tbe handB of
a trom it and bone t man. Ibe bondjolder
paid will eive us credit t morro in ca-e of
another rebellion. Tbls oebt. promntly paid
wiM teuoer aoother rebellion impossible. It
will floi d tbe eouth with capital aud bra'ns,
the two eneoiies against woicn she rebplled,
aud which her mi'lnees and Johnson'a have
been s riving to get aloog wttaout.
( 'on eress cannot reconstruct the South law
ca. ba etvtormi'n and money will, such a
man as Butler in New Orleans is worth so
nnie tban a mule loal ol laws. UaLg twenty
asnasslns in every 8oatb-ru capital sis hoars,
a'ti.r ttey are arrested, and you will empty half
the batik vaults of Christendom into the 8 mib;
you will light up all Us forges, and cr-wd its
exchanKCS w th business m-n. Tnts is tbe way,
soldier of the WllJem'SS, to "bammtr" the
R.'oelliou to Diec s, Blake your vengeance so
swu sure, aud terrnle tnat the mere name of
a union inanTnay oe asamDiepro'.ec 100 even
on tbe Del Norte as that of a "Koinau citizen"
was to St. Paul at Jerusalem.
Tbe Cabtnet eives no indica'lon of the Presi
dent's plans. It rather shows that be haa none,
for it means n itbira. Massachusetts furnishes
all the dret rate brains it coutams.
Ibomas Campbell made a eeleotlon from the
Bucriisb poets, on tl e plan ol excluding every
piece any other previous compiler had taken.
Of course, they, tbe first c oners, had taken the
best, and aocordinirly all Canopb 'I I'd pieces are
i-econd ra'e. Grant's Cabinet follows this copy,
He excludes every one that anybody ever
thought o'. Of cqurse he takes tbe leavlogs.
B it this only means that tbe people are, as
bitberto, to do the work.
Press tbe constitutional amendment. Push
tbe Executive or a strong arm of resolute law
throughout the South. If the South loves blood
let her sop full of it, only let it be the blood of
aasstns. pneam no swora uo'u nonem union
men, black and white, na ive and foreign, a. one
and in coni panics, on lonely prsirles and in cUy
streets, sit each under his own vine and Qg
tree ibe Stars and Stripes with none to molest
or make them afraid. Wendbli, Phillips.
FINANCE AND GOMMER OE.
Offics o th r Ky kkins Tblkob ph.
Taursday, Maron 11, Itm. J
There is but little change to record in mone
tary circes, aod the demaod fur money is very
n.od' ra'e. The banks are discounting liberally,
ai d tbe otJermes ot paper on tbe street a'o very
rnouerate. We quote call loans oti Government
colla erals at 66 per cent., and at 78 per
cent, on n t.-celKn'-ou sec mines. Fir6tclasj
paper rar gt s irom 7 to 9 per cent. Trade is dull
aud nniatisiac'ory in m tt departments. Cot-
too is veax. and lor D-eadstutla tue ten tenny is
tor a loer ranse of ngures. The dry troods
men complam tbat lemitiancus from the West
c me in kiowly.
Tbe Stoc k market was very dull to-dav. ani
the "farcies, n v. li bout exception, took a down
ward tuin ibere was moderate business in
Government loans at our quotations. City loans
ct tbe new 1-i-ue told at 101; ani tbe old at 98.
In haiiroad share tbe transac tout were
lie ht. Utaoint; Kmlroad closed at 49-69. ado.
cine ot i; Peunsylvanii Railroad at 672, a de
cline 01 1; auri Lidnign vaiiey ttanrood at 65j
56, an Huvance or 4; in was ma tr ctmaea
and Amhny Kailroad; 64 j or Minehili Uadroad;
84 tor Nor'b Pem sv Ivania Kailroad: 331 for
CBtal,fB Kailroad prelerred.
Bank. Passenger, an t Caoal shares were In
active, aud without essential change in pries.
PBILADKLPHIA STUCK KICUAAUI aALKH TU-UAl
ueporMMl by a vau A Bro No. o 8. Tntrd treat
1400 City 6s, Old bs
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Messrs. wiuinm Painter a vo., oanaara
No. 30 South Third Street, report the folio wtu
rau oi exchange to-oay at u o'clock:
United Stales 6. 1881. miQURJ; 0.8. 6-2U6
Wl. H8j118; do., 1864, ll3jK5lU; do., 18J5.
I16ralb; do. Juit, 1865, UijU2: do. July.
lHti9,112ami!;do. lHtjH, 1124Ll2j; 5s. 1(40b,
11154. Compi-und Iii'irest Aotes, past
due. 119-25 (iota. I31jjr2il31j.
M'srr. JDe Haven ABro uttr, No. 40 Soatb
Third street, report the toiiowtne rates of ex.
change to-day at 1 P. M.:-0. 8. 6s ot 1881. 116
jll6; do. 118J3I1BIS do.. 18f4. 113! 1j
1141; do.,18(i6. 116f.jBll7; ac. UCI, new. 112K4
1121 ; do., new, U2i'45112i; do., 1868. 112i
0)112!; do., Ss, 10-40k, 105(21054; do. 3U-veat
B per cent. Cy Hlli'air2; lue Comoound
iBU-reBi Notes, 19; Gold, 131ai31;, 8il?er,
12612C
Messrs. Jay Cooke tfc Co. qdote Govern
ment set unwes, etc., aa foliowet U. 8. 6 oi
ll. ll'.4flU6j; 6-J0 ot 1862, 11811181;
-2l)S, 1864, 114'uill4f: 6 20,. N .v., 1864, ll'i;a
117: July, 186.'), Il2ircll2i; do.. 18C7 WU'ct
H2it io 1R88. 112J4ill2ii 10-40-.. lo.ijraiOSj.
Gold. 131J. Union Pactuc botda, 1024.
nrkta by Telegrnph.
lw roaa, March ll.-nuuks uadr. Hold, isiv
Kxthaiitioi h- a-ioa. iobi. 'lb'a. ao, iwvi,
llfJo, 117: oew, ll;,i 17. luu ilrv
Vlrsluia (Ib.uiVi: Ulisuur 111, Birt'Rn u (Jouipaay.nuC
Cou.olD) if t rr.a 7Vi frew York Oeutral Hu
to-Kuiui. Hurtsiu Rive'. )i: Mica gu Omrni
I 7)': Mlcti n rtouthHro, H7! inl.ol. a Butrnl, it
t'l-Tfla 'd ai d Pltwburg, Si.'si niuveUud aud i'uUdn.
ins,: thao aad UocM is laud, IWi; l.ut)u aod
Kurt Wt lie II8S
NkwYuhk, toa'Ch ll.-Cotton towet SM ba'n sold
al K-J.C. our bull and ollied i aain or
aon oarrwln Ptte. ft 41 7: Weauni. v.i2ft6'Ai)
Vthea dull ard deo'lDios. Corn quiets ls.mio bu iho
aula: mixed Weataru, 6. liata qui-t. Ua quint.
Cora lrady, Laid Cull; steam, iVic WnUfey
dmi ai a"o.
Bal.tim'bw. Marnh 11 Cotton rtntl and nominally
Sfca. Finor duil aud uosetiled. Wh at dul ; cuqicm
PenDylvnla wblta 216. Oorudull: sala ot pr'uia
wliii al BV t yaliow Sim;. Oata aod Ry nominal. Mat
Po'k at 0". Btuin quiai: nb alda. lJi''8)l7o.t
rl.atd ., I74l8c: ananld-jw . lMloi bama, Ju.,
Laa4 ClM U Ju s,?lk J ia- K&iio,
SECOISD EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Cabinet flevflopmpnts-Mr. Wash
bump's llpsignation Accepted
-lie will (lo as Minis
ter to France.
Legislation at nrrisburg
Return of Brorkinridgo
to Kentucky-Blair's
Misfortunes.
Ex-Prcwlrtoiit JohnMoik'H Ilcccp
lion In llalilmorc.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The Evening TelegrapK
The Kerns Ht, the White Moose,
W8niN0T0N,March 11 Tbe numb r of visitor i
at tbe White House to-day exceeds that of aU
former days sttce Grant bename Pretilent. Tbe
ante-room, coiridor, and even tbe staircase!
are so jammed as to be almost impassable. At
1 ast two-thirds of the members of the Houbc
and one half of the members of the 8cnate bai
Interviews with tbe President. Tbcy were
generally admitted to the executive ofll:eat
once, ana took their turn at taking Grant into
the comer of the room to talk with him pri
vately. The President seems in thi b38t of
spiiits, and in the midst of all the crowd and
contusion incident thereto kept on smoking
with great equanimity.
Most of tbe members of tbe Senate ani the
House called upon him for the purpose of so
liciting offices lor tbelr friends and supporters.
The President Informed them that all applica
tions must come to bin through the heads of
departments, according to the ruU estaollahcd
at first.
1 lie New Cabinet Officers Fixed Upon.
He inlormed the members ot Congress
that be bad finally fixed upon a Cabinet, b it
did not give their names, intimating that they
would soon sent to the Senate for conlrmatlon.
Tbe Cabinet Meeting-.
Foon after the President reached the White
Hotife, ttis morning, he summoned the mem
bers ot the Cabinet in council. All were pre
sent except Secretary of the Interior Cox. It
is understood that at tbe meeting tbe new
members of the Cabinet were submitted and
agreed upon, and also some of the more import
ant lore gn missions.
Waubborae's Itealgnatlen Accepted.
The resignation ot Washburue, as Secretary
of State, was accepted to-day, to taae effect aa
soon as bis successor shall have been qualified.
Wasbburne's name will be sent to the Senate
amotg tbe first nominations as Minister to
France.
Boatvrell'a Prospects.
Kotwi'.hstandlng the efforts of Stewart and
other New Yorkers, tbe President "si ill adheres
to appointing Bout well as Secretary of the
Treasury.
Despatch lo Associated Press.
Far. Western Jllnlls,
Washinoion, March 11. The Post Offlje
Department has received information that the
connection between the Union Pacific and
Central Pacific Bailroads was renewed on
Monday, after four weeks' suspension, and
tbat twenty tons of malls which bal acca-nu
la'ed on the way have been forwarded to the
Pacific coast. A telegram from Oden, Utah,
states ;tbat ten tons of California maihhid
accumulated at tbe end of the track, and the
contractors bad made arrangements to t ke it
to tbe end of tbe Central PaclSc Roal. Tbe
route agents were directed to coutlnue iu
charge of the malls, going with mall train.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Around tbe Circle Again Oar exPre
sldeut Is Received in tbe Bioaamentnl
City A Characteristic Npeeeii i.
peeled.
Special Veepateh to The Evening Telegraph
Baltimobb, March 11. The city la all astir
tbls morning to receive Andrew Johnson, who
arrived at toe Camden street depot In a special
car. witn nis escort, a large cjneourse oi
people congregated there, with various com
mUteer, a military escort, including Mayor
Banks, City Councils, city offlclaU, Custom
House and Post Office officers, and many other.
The procession moves and swing Andre round
tbe monumental circle, showing him off to the
btBt advantage, when ho balls at tbe rotunda
of the 'Change, and receives bis friends, aud
tbfn dines at Bain urn's. Flags are suspended
on various public buildings, the streets are
tbroi ged to see tbe procession, aud business is
partia'ly suspended. It is understood Andrew
will make one ot his cbarac.crlstic speeches.
He looks haugarJ.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Oenernl Hrecklnrllx;'i Ketorn He
Kelicesst ou ml Comical AUtalrs.
Sptetat Vetpamh to The Bvtnittw 7M(rupi.
Is
Lexington, March 11. General Breckinridge
tpent yesfrrday at the residence of his cousio
Colonel William P. C. Breckinridge, reoolving
tbe calls of personal and political friends. Tbe
bont'e was fllled all day al h men and womet.
from all ranks in Me, who came to weicome
him borne aeain. He received them all, ex
posing bis pleasure at being permtt'ed to
return. He maintained s'riot reticence la
regard to tUe political atftirs of tbe country
tat in? tbat he comes back by perm salon ot
tbe Federal authorities an I desires nothing
except to be permitted to practice h's pro es
stf n in peace. He bts not yet decided whether
be will temaln here or go .to some other poin
in tbe Bta'e to live, but feels inclined to s'av
In Lexington, wbere so many ot h s family and
friends reside, and to which he is bound by so
mi.ny associations
Obituary,
Boston. March 11 William Rone", a well
known merchant, died last night, aged eighty
war j car;.
HIE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Senate
nABRisnuRfl. March 11. Mr. Connell ce-
senied a neiiuon to bave tna northwest corner
of Peon square given, to the Academy of
ainrai ei-utea.
Mr. Jietme y one for lb creation of a street
cleaning coiDinlxalon.
Mr. I'cnoell, one of similar import.
Mr. HliUHon. one from ine AerlouWaral ao-
eieiy for laws to prevent eallie Irouirunn nt
ai .arge in ineMtate.
M'sars. Gnnnell and MoOandless presented
petilloDs asalDgt the park bill.
Meakrs, Uoonell ana HaiiKeey eff-red a peti
tion for tbe abolishment of oapltal aiuilau-
noeot.
Mr. Oonnell. one from tbe Park Oornmlasion,
W llllam D. Kelley. and others, for th removal
of tbe nulHauoe known as tbe Drove Yard.
A lame nnmb-r of remonalrai os against the
ratlUeailon oi tbe fifteenth amendment were
presented.
Tbe Moose bill giving street cleaning powers
to Ihe Board of Health was reported favorably
from tue Commit lee, and It will come up f jr
noai aciion next wees.
Tbe House bill tooDen Leblen avenne from
Broad street to Frauaford road was reported
favorably.
nsr. uonnen rraa a out lnoirpnraiiou um
Wrx A Pavement lmpny, with Miirtou Mo-
Mlonael, liwury u. uarey, a. morns vr.iu, n..
J. Hiriwr. km others, as lncorooiators. wltQ a
capital ot I IOtt.lM'0, HQ i wltti the mjoot, of pre-
pwriua materi'.i lor tne eonatrnoving ana ro
paving oi pavemems.
Also, one aninoi laiDaan auoiiiuon njumo
for the nisfrlot Court of Pntladelonla. Tue
opinion of the bar on this hill la requested.
ICO lioui-e Dill ior ine lnnoeniiiiu ui iwmu
boliers was considered. It provides tbat wltntn
thirty days tbe Governor shall appoint one
suitable person to serve for three yearn in eaoo
Congresstonal rtlsttlot as Inspector. Tuey shall
examine all except looomouve ana tow pr
sure boilers, and shall keep a lock: uo safety-
VHlve on etiali boiler. Toe owners savi nave
their boilers ready for inspection wnen noti
fied, and shall pay fonr dollars for Inspection,
and shall atlacb a low water Indicator
Aiteniion was oalled by Mr. (Jornunan to tbe
fsot tbat there are about three buudred thou
sand boilers in ibe8tate,andtbatibelaapeoior
who ordered the low-water indicators would
have tbe distribution of an immense patronage.
Tbe price of tbe indicators was variously slued
at from nrty to one nunarea ana sixiy-t.wo
dollars eaon.
Ilonse of Representatives.
Mr. Roeers offered a bill wbloh Is evidently
Intended 10 force tbeUamden and Am boy and
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rill-
roaa tympanies to carry passengers to ana
from Philadelphia on tbelr fast through trains.
Tbese trains, however, do not stop at regular
stations in Philadelphia, bnt only bait to
change locomotives. Tne bill is as follows:
That irom and after tne passage or this aot it
shall not be lawful for any railroad company
whose road runs to or through any part of tbe
city of Philadelphia, to refuse to sell to any pas
Benger a ticket for bis conveyanoe on any tram
nomortothe said city at a price or rale pro
portionate to tbe cbarge made to and from
other points on said road, or to refuse to pass
Irom or to said city any passenger woo
shall bave previously purchased Bild ticket.
Tbat It snail be unUwfnl for suoti
oompany to enter into -or carry oat any
cod li aot with a connecting railroad company
ror tne aeniai oi tne privilege or passengers to
purchase or use such tickets aforesaid, an Jer
penalty of 11000 for eaob offense, to be recov
ered in an notion of debt, assumosl'.or tresoass.
j ne oiu was reierreu to ine Kiuroaa uora
raittee. " Toe House refussd to allow tbe Fide
lity Insurance. Trust, and Safe Deposit Com-
puny to receive trusts without giving tbe eanae
security aa is reqalred of Individuals. Toe
Senate gave tbe privilege. Tbe matter must
dow be adjusted by a committee of oonferenoe
of tbe two hou-es.
Letters were read rrom N. B. Browne, and
Messrs. McCullnuak and Nicholson. who yester-
tay opposed the grant, now withdrew their
opnosiuon.
Tbe Senate bill providing for the punishment
of oiueliy to animals In Philadelphia waa
amended so as to make It apply to tne whole
State, and was tbea passed. The Senate will
unaouuveaiy concur in ine amendment, ana tne
Din win oecome a law. speemes were made in
lis favor by Messrs. Herr. Beans. Webo. and
Othei b.
Mr. Coleman, one lna'ruotlnK tbe Fish Com-
n li-Moner to inquire into tbe practicability of
rrocurlne concurrent leaialatlon wlih tne ad-
Jolnlrg Htatcs.so tbat tbe passu ge of flsb up tbe
veiaware ana BUBqaenauua rivers may De pro
moit a.
Mr. Btlllngfelt. one to prevent the spread of
me cri i if u iBL'anB.
Mr. Burnett, one to authorize corporations to
increase tbelr bonded obllitai ions and capital.
the latter not to exceed nrty percent, of tne
smnnnt previously authorized.
Mr. Kanaau. one incorporating ins n, no pi re
Mutoal Lite Insurance and Truat Company of
fenusx lvania.
Mr. MtUandiess one inoorporauns tne Mer-
esntlle Llieraryand Buotal Club, for mental
and social culture by loot ares em : also, one
giving tbe Lombard and South Streets Railway
company permission to ewnneot Its t ranks at
these streets aud from tue Intersection of Pas-
avnnk Road at Fifth street, tbenoa along Fifth
to Minor, Nortb, or Cherry street, tbenoe along
that, street to Hlxlh street, tbenoe al?n sasra
to Paasynnk Road, tbe eompany to use tbe
track of any other oompany oa tbe route, pay.
Ine therefor fair compensation.
Mr. Beck one. exempting from State, oounty.
or municipal taxes the municipal bonds of
Wllltamsport.
Senate bill. No 803. allowing directors of rail
roods tn increase tbelr number and looale
nice, passed Anally.
FR 0M ST. L0 UI8.
Sbcrldan en Ills Way East Bad for
Blair A Novelty.
Speeial Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
St Louis, March 11. General Sheridan left
here yesterday for Washington via Ciuoinnatl.
Among the corvre.empt of the day is a notice
that Frank Blair is to respond to the toast of
thePtesident of the United B ates at theoele
brstion of Patrick's day. Since the invita
tlon was given and accepted, Grant has dis
missed Blmr from office as Commissioner ot
tbe Pacific Bail ways.
The latest novelty here Is a proposition to
mount the telegraph despatch boys on vcloci
pedes.
FROM TROY.
Dlsasireua Fire-Lous, $75,000.
Trot, K. Y., March 11. Ibis morning, about
7 o'clock, a fire broke out in Ctnnon 0 ace, in
ttiscity.de troying the two nppr stories aud
cr atly damaging the remainder of the b rl Lng,
Tbe ccui ants were Moce A Morris, books-l
ien-: Clew & Neber. wholesale millinery goods;
Havg & Frear, dry gtOd-; H. Biliibg, lace
poods; t II. Ktsing wbulesalo miHinerv goo Is;
and A. W. tienbuer, job ptiu er Tbe tare onsi
na'ed tn Sen bier's ei v Be room, on the lourth
nor. lo al lo-s, 976,i00 10 f 100,000 on bJitdmg
and siock. AH the suu-nTa are well intnred.
TEE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Bv AUantia Cable.
This Morning's Quotations,
London. March 11 A. U Consols for
m..,.. tv)t uiirl nr account. 92. IJnita i riintn.
6 20 quiet and sicsJy at 82j. Uilajs qjiot;
iff, 20: in noi" ruuw, di.
LrvtHrooL, Marco 11 A. M. Cotton opn
qntei; uji'tolirg ntlanri, 12ll2d. Orleans. 12
(4,12d. Tne sal: s io dav are e-uma'ed at 7.100
bale. Brcaditutfi uncDaned. Coitjn at Havre
. nn ijtii
orm. un iue wi
Knna,.B O.uotMllona Tbls twain..
London, March ll-P. M. Con-oU. 92j for
moiey and 93 tor account; United Htatea 6 !,
824 clock s eadji Idr e lUiir tad, 251; Illinois
Centra. 86f ; Great Western. 32.
LrvaapooL, March 11 P. M.Cotton dull,
BreadstutTs jutet. Ber, 96s. Tallow, 45s d.
Havm. March 11. Cotton opens quiet, both
n the spot and afloat,
Til I UD EDITION
W J ISXillV GTON.
Tho President's New
Appointments.
Boutwell Secretary of the Trei-
sury Fish. Secretary of
State Rawlins, Sec
tary of War.
Wiishburnc, Minister to France
FROM WASIIINGTON.
The New Cabinet and IHplomatio Ap
point inenls by tbe President.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WiBHiNoiON, March 11. The President to dy
nominated to tbe euate:
George S. Boutwell, Mass., Secretary of tho
Treasury.
Hamilton Fish, New York. Secretary ot State.
General John A. Riwlin. S-cretary of War.
E. B. Washburue, HI., Minister to France.
Frank Moore, Assistant Secretary of Legation
to France.
A. L. Smart, Marshal for the District of Co
lumbia.
A rrport prevails that Major-General Scho-
field will be assigned to tbe command of the
Pacific coast, vice General H alloc It.
Visitors at tbe executive Houston.
Washington, March 11. The crowd of visi
tors at the Executive Maubion to dy was
greater than at any day since the Presidut
entt red upon his duties. There wbs a perfect
avalanche of cards showered upou General
Dent lor presentation to the President.
Private Interviews .
were granted to a great many of the callers.
including among them Senators Col?, Cra a,
Kelltfig, SuniLcr. Drake, K hurz. William,
bawjer, tte wart, ex-tienator Foler. ot .Tennes
see, liovernor mea, ot i-toaoa, ana many
Representatives, amons them Banks, Ha ley,
Paine, Uariing. and o ners. Besides tnese, a
vast number wera admitted to the President's
olfice beiore 12 o'clock M., the hour ot close?
tbe door to visitor.
Secretary Cox received a large number of
visitors at the Interior Department this morning.
Army Orders.
Bv direction of the President. Brevet Brlea-
dier General George P. Ibrie, Paymaster, is
relieved Irom duty in tbe pay district ot Sew
xork, ana assigned to tue pay oist ct oi nan
Franclt-co. and ordered to reoort with ut deliy
to Deputy Pa v master General Uoracu Leonard, -
in cbaree ot tbat district.
Executive Session of the Senate.
The ten ate, at ten minutes pat 1 o'clock,
went Into executive section on a message fron
the President, supposed to refer to Cabinet
appointments. '
TEE CABINET.
Tbo New Members).
By despatches published elsewhere, It will be
seen that Mr. Washburue retires from the State
Department, in which be Is succee.lel by
Hauilltou Flab.
The new Secretary of Bta'e wai bora In Nov
York city in 1809, and was educated at 0 1 la
bia College. After grains1 ine; with b ga
Dotors De enterea upon me stony or ine tat,
aod was admitted to the bar iu 1810. As a
lawyer he voon attained a blgh reu'ailon,
and in 1837 he was eieete i a me n bur
of tbe Bta'e Legislature. In 1813 he was elected
to Corgrese, and served oue term in tbe H ase
of Rcpret-etjlatives. In 1840 he was elected
overnor of New York, aud to 1851 ho was
chosen United Sta'es Henator. After serving a
term of six years in the rieutt- ht re'lie i irom
public life, and lor some time traveled in
Europe.
Mr. Fish has a reputa'ion as a statesman
second to noue of the punlic men of thediy;
Curing tue war be whs a warm advocnte of tbe
Union caue, and nuee theu be nas given a
cordial support to tbe meas ire ot't0eUJpnO't
can party. U-i will uodoub'edly mine an ante
Secretary, and his appointment will give
sirens b to Grant's Cabiuitt aud prave in every
way satisfactory to tbe country.
Ueorge t. Boutwell,
who Is at last appointed to the heal of the
Treasury department, acoordiug to the decla
ration of the President, announced in oar
specinl despatches several d tys ago, has already
bad his life sketched In these' colums.
Oeneral John A. Rawlins,
who becomes Secretary of War. is well known
to the country as the Chief of 8 atf ani right
batid military man of the President, a portion
which he has long held.
FR OM NEW YORK.
Railroad IllulculUes Aa;alu.
Khw Yobx. March 11. Mesarj. Dirant.
Ames, Dillon, Busbnell, Alley, Crane, aud
Tracy appeared beiore Julge Btroard thli
n omlng, and gave bail to answer in the pro
ceedings against them for con .emptin viola1 intf
the in)oncton prohibiting ihe holding of an
electii n lor directors of the Union Pacific R. R.,
pending a determiua'lon of the rights as to acer
ta n decision asked by James Fisk, Jr.
Fre.
Nrw Yobx . March 11. A fire occurred this
morning at the Everett House, origloitlng in
ihe basement, aod caused by the explosion of a
barrel ot alcohol. One of the employes was
slightly burned. Loss, $5(00.
Hepoited Fire.
Kkw York, March 11 A icp .rt Is la circula
tion that toe tvtieu llou-e is ou die.
ludlau Dpredwifnt-A. New Branch
Ittliriiad.
St. Louis, March 11. A St. Georre's, Utah,
despatch tats a large bo 'y ol Avao. on the
outh side of Colorado river, raid to be aided
by white renegiles, aud ell supplied with
arms aud ammunition, htve whipped several
small bands in Soith Colorado, aud uow
threaten the settlement of Southern Utah.
Acampany has beeu orgsntzeJ here prop jsing
an immehate survy tor tbe l 'cal m ot a
branch from Rah Lake ti Orden. connecting
with the Union Pacllo Uailroad. Tbe folHflug
ofllcera have been ch iset: Brgham Y.iung,
Pr sidett; William Jennlng, Vioe Pre-ident;
Joeph A. Young, G-neral duoerlnteadent; and
J. W. Fox, Cbiel Engineer.
A Murderer Reprieved.
Special Despatch to The MSnnma Telegraph-
CoLVMBua, O., March 11. Andrew Pnce. sen
tenced to be buna at Iionton, Obio. March 11,
has been repiieved by Governor Hayes nntil
p rl) 2.
BINCKLEY.
Ifo becomes Relllcoso flo Atlaeko
Rollins and norland and cense off
more than lonqnsrar, ,
Bpemai Uetptiuih tn The Umtng Telegraph.
WAsnmoroN, Mtrch 11. As Dputy Commis
sioner of Internal R v uun I arlaud was on bis
way to bis ofh- e to day, be was met by John II.
Bmcktey, who, alter n- ne some opprobrious
eplttets towards bun, struck htm a heavy blow
In tbe face, ko'icklrg btndovu. Biuculey fol
lowed np the assaji b? kicking Har'aud several
times in the head, lelig two or three ngly
wonnds.
ftln'klcy Is ou the r.tn page, aod parpisn
trrvii g Comtnl-sion-r Rollins lu the saaae way
aa soon as be meets lim.
A Fuller Version.
Despatch to thf Aimmiuerl Hren.
This morning, about 8 o'clock, Mr. John
M. B ncitlev, ex t-oli' 1 or ot In erusl Revenue,
aid Mr. Uolllus, ex-i omuii' siooer o' lov-rnal
t-eteuue, met a', tbe rorti'-rwt Faud Fourteen h ,
streets, t ppon e W.I ar t's Ho el. iiiucc ey
ibre away M. cloak and care and attemp ed
t strike Mr. Uiillius w l h Ms list. Mr UnUins
u t cam a to cue go n a clMs'on, ran along
F street ant uo Ft't-eii'b s'reet, to vards tbe
revenue office. Mr. Bmckley pursued him
until VI r. bolt ns bat nearly reached the reve.
nue olDi e, aud tben ou bis wav hime met
Dri'tity Commisouer H.riaod on Ne York
avenue and accosted bm w b tbe inqury
wfe.ber he would (1i?iit. Mr. norland rcspouded
aflirtnativclv. Wbero'inoti Blufklev k'lochtid '
L m down, and Mr. lia-lan 1 was severely beaten ,
when a rrowd intr' red and separated the
purtleB. Thete me tings were casual. This
vers on if the affair nomas from Hinckley's
friends. .
Tbe Pi en ale On Or motion. '
The Senate unanimously coolnied Secre
taries l-ub, Hawluu, and Boutwell, and Minis
ter Washburue.
t'oinmlsaloaer Delano
is completely ove-run wPh vitliors thls morn
lrg. It is almost in po-t-.ble to reach him for,
tne mass oi iritors to bis otlioe, -
Clerk or the Navy department.
Holmes F. Hoffley was to dav lormaltv ap
pointed Chief CI' rlt ot the Navy Department.
FOBTT'FIKST COAU KKJ.S -First Session.
Senate.
Washington, Marou 11 Vtrlons netltlons.
n truoiibiH, etc., were piekenieu aud referred,
among them tne following:
isy- Mr. Huuiuer, iroiu olllsena or- Texas.
against ibe organla-tiloa of tbat State nnder
tue I'onstiintlou rtcr ui ly lormed. Atelerred to
the Judiciary Cotnuitiion.
Various bills weie reported bank from eom
mlttees, among them ine fo'lowma: - . ,
By nr. kos, Horn tne coiuiuiuee en inaian
Atlalre, f r tne rtUtf of settlers oh Indian
lands in Kansap. ...
By Mr. Urimes. from the Oommltteeoa Naval
Atlalrs, a bill lor tue reorganisation of tbe .
Navy, with amend meats. Ordered to be .
printed. ,J
Bills on leave were lutrodneed and refeared
as follows. ,.!..
By Mr. Wilson Granting 2,000.000 acres of,
public landa for the bent bl of puolio sonools In '
Ice District of Columbia. Referred to tbe Com
mitteeon Public Lauds.
Also, for tbe rem vi of nolltloal dlsaMlitlea
from varloua peraoua. Relerred to tne Jadlol.
ary Uommltteu, i
Alto, lor tbe sale of th Cbatlanooga Iron
mills. . - , .
By Mr. Howard Authorising the Southern
Mluhlgan Kalliotd GomuHiiy io oonneot Its
lines wlib ibe Nrtbern PclUo Railroad Oim- -
Iiany. Referred to tne Uommtltee on Public
.auds.
By v. Foot A bill lo dlspeoee with the lest oath
In the (-oat olh. e aervlca itslerrei tu lbs Fjsl utile
Conimiiiee. ...
By Mr. lomeroy A bill for the Improvement of
tbe Kaoiaa rir and fur vhn ra lef of auiaal satllers
ou ludiau land- lo lianoas -
By Mr. Ooibe t t'o exttVisb a doptrtmeat of la
flan afl'atrs. Belenad to Uia Oouimlttee oa Indian
Allul'B.
Al.o, to aid la the constrncloa of - tbe Orecoa
braDth of tue Paoitlu Kllrusd. BefdHad to uia
tVou.niHteeoafuniuC.audi,
By sir. Joie. to rao d'M aod racllttate lets,
graphic comniunloaiiou. B (erred to tba Fust Onto
Uioim'ttee.
B Mr. Sumner, relating te'egranhfa eotnainnl
raileu between ihe Uoltmt Hiatrfa aud luralgn noun
tries, ieierikd to the coutiu.t'ee ou VorelKO Bla-
B Mr. Terry, to snforoe the fo irteentu srttol of
lha a- ei dn eiMa K ton Uoua.liuuu. Ka erred ta iaa
Jo .Iciary Con niHtee. -ww ra.ua ,
On motion ot Air. Harlan, the Hou Joint reaola
tiou lo snuply . omisMion In lha m,r lmni or ike
k iliai eni.s a ppr.'prU'lou bill, by ineriloc as
ltrm of l0 Kir A. B. ttheppard. th ainoaal of a
check lor Indian auppllt-a. which obeok was tost, by
lilui. taken op aud easied
On motlou, the irealdant wa rvqueat.d to Inform
tb franate arheiher the Oovernmeu. of Venuauala
bad paid tba Ural tna'almi-iit due to Aiuerluoa
cHIzpii" by the award ot m m' zed enmm's-tuni
Ibe He'iate then, at 1 u clock, took up tho Mil to
strt-uktlien tba pohllo creoU and rala loa to ooo-
tiacta ior payment et coin. -
Mr. Buuiuer moved to amend tbe bill by
striking our. tbe second s otto a. whlob leaallses
contrac.a to be hereafter m-tda speeinoilly
payable in coin. He said be had ueen In favor '
of ibe pi lnol pie of tbe section, and had voted
for it at tne last aeasion. but tnat "too tb re
cent decision of the Supreme Conrt on the
question be bad been led seriously to doubt tbe
policy of passing it now according to that da
oslon. Contracts in gold were legal. What more wag
r quired? Another deolatout No. An aot of
Ctmgraas. WbyT He saw no reason wny Oon.
grens should Intervene la order to give any ad.
ditlonsl sano'i'.ii toe mtraois In gold. Oa tne
contrary, be saw ulfnonittea In tbe way. It
would opeu em harraaalng questions whlob bad
not been reached nnuer the decision of the 8u
preme Court.
LATK8T SUUTLMj LNTIOJLJttEKciir"
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from laverpuvl.
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taohrIauatiuuie, Fury. rUstou. do.
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more, who nidt,e, u A. um. Jr.
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from h.ii riuii, t: 11 Uus. I) Hi lar ir.im Bavaouaa, '
b"ib nr fmiadeipo a, uaa-imi iu lu-day.
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for Haneraa Inlii autf rrtiuo.lo.rl cf arroaed cargo
BfSMOBAtfDA.
Bteanablp Braneua. iiua, beaee, at Raw York
'naiQiV'Oarl Jobana Nnrdea, for PhUadtlpala,
S lied irom Mverpooi totb nlk
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PbliaealeS'a. at Newport. Kdb., S'at oil.
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