Show > V THATSHOOTIiNU Hie fajlc Cawj Comr Up for Vryonitnt In the Suprcaia Conrt V V POSTAL TEL GRAP 5OUCSflON AGAIN DISCUSSED Tlc raitAmtricia Confcrcnre nnrl the Cocirnltlce on Irilcrna V V lulnai LajfT Hr ecrarh to the Hews V rnuji TrMiivuro The Anslo TUMI InJrr bromel Isosat T1rlb 5 1lu ASIIISGTOX March 4Coiit mauclcr SlcCnUn commaiuIIpE the Unilo SUll caruiiii cprtc at lists Navy Derartmcnt Ills morn Ing liad an iutcrvlovr w Itli Comnio tore lUmsy cjilcf uf UMJ burwuiof navigation Ho TterreJ tq the uewrjiaiitr charges wf crueltraiul opprcaslon ou his imrt ilurln tliu Ia > tcmsuof Urn lat I Jinlcrprite Jt cnls 110 lltCrr and r lucsttrj hiatus CUlt ot inquIry b ajipplufe1 t investigate hIs couduct j iliirinp the I entire time that lie bail I Iten Iti ummanil lhatll VLTb4I j Commodore Itamsay laid lie matter before SEcretary Tracyand the later decided to dedde grant thin olliccra n > ciuest t While the ditalls of the court are uot fully dtterinlned 111x111 it will to ttlofrJcarAdiuiraI r j A KIniberly Commodore W ton P McCaiuiniiU Cnj I15hll O FStan A NinV CKUIf EB hark CmnuI the 1liiladiIphia lhildtllid IiijiliiiUJfrjlias infonnol the I ecre tory of the SaT that the cruiser cnl Xetcart ricks day will b lauucheil on St Pt1 < I tarTlE THE XtIK CASli The Supreme Court chambers seVere lillcd today with an audience which listened attentively to the 1 nUeutvel t lie ar V menl In Sages ruse nrhyliig oututtItcshi00tjnof slotul of Dld Tcc last summer whies II lie nct ur commitlliiK an aauult upon Jutige Field sit UiC Supreme Court AH tho JUitlccs were present except Justice Field The argument was opened yZacb > Jlontgonitry in IK halfof the appelLict SlieniTCuu olnsham ft jui whose jurisillcUon rbtT was discharged a writ of liabcat corpus fouwlby oNIn Uuited 1 States Court Sbtc on the ground that he was an oflicer of the United States being a Deputy Jlar bal engagtJ In I Delll J formince of his duty of pro pr tettlns n Justice ol the United Slatrs Suprxiio Court all cwiM authorities not It ImprLsonu by the State Slontgoiucry lit I was the con tcntiou of the State antlioritiostbaj the sole question to U brotiglt was JurisdictIonal and Ufo any iins lieariDK on XaRle jpillt or nnocence woe irreelvant i1 re sI Kw > l t > o ItaiUiix 111 fn UI evidence The Iuef eatnre of this review vas that it was not V in this purrore of Xagles appointment to nae him uc his official authority prevent t breatli ol the inp Vlittlo I ell have Mm recent forcihty aiiyafilroiil pu UIU JiL tlcc Kitld MQiitgom ry inaintalniil lest unlisi there was specific tatutGry authority for the icslructlons given iXagle to acconiany Jnttlre Tield there WE arfauthofity for his ueaH by ttM UN1TEU SAT OIKCylT COfltT He malnalne l till upon the authority II only of section 333 Rerlsn Statute Stat-ute that the n rit of htitettt czrjw should not extend lo a pri > CTp I Ira in custody for at act dOle In violation If the Ian of the United Stale If it were true tliat Hitnet waijuftiliablc homicide and uect Kirj for the protection of Justice Field then there need nut be any fear limb the State would not acquit him Hut it was for the State to decide de-cide on this point AtliirmyUenenil Mlllrr M ho followed fol-lowed ou behalf oftho I iiiMJ 1 rentes said he would lasso his ar nment on two propositions lrplton > V Pirtt Tiiattlt is the duty of the Cue department to protect the Judiciary of the government Secoiiu That undtr the Constitution Constitu-tion lie judiciary Kinj in abeyance abey-ance to the executive it is 1 the duty I of the judiciary dejartment to nt in judgment iijon the acts of Ito rfliciala in performing tlirir duties In accordance with the Constitution J He quoted from the words of Sec I retnry Itiyard that the iuhcrenr right of he guvernmtnt to matt and enforce laws gives it the lower to protect its wrvants in thilr actions I ac-tions The AUoniPVGcncral ar guiJ Ms CAMujigii tills Iii The proposition advanced on lie 113ft of the Statu vas heresy ta old as the sovcnment which has len re futed time without numlJrr li I Cot gressaud on the liattlulield that it was this same argument that the executive had 110 iwver exec lit > ULI as was specifically grantnl l > v the IcgMatlvu derartUKiit I that hud IHXU used before tin civil = war to dety the lower of the government Laclimer oiHicr nip iixEJ > tNO BTAiii Justice Bradley Iiterripted the AUorneyGeueraLIu the course of his remarks with the question With what forco shall the President Pre-sident execute this power of protection protec-tion which you speak supposing tinmarshal had iiotEUlllcIeut force for the purpose AttorneyGeneral a IlOne in the first Instance and If that was not sufllcienl with the army and navy Justice Bradley Then he lois aright a-right toll all citlzpns ot the Pulled States in maintaining the tins and protecting the institutions ot the government Joseph Choatc of New York who followed AttorneyGeneral Miller as one of the counsel for the iovcrn uncut opened his arginncnt with statement that ever sInce the beginning of the government the > eope of the United States had rested ou the conviction that they constituted the XallQn that within its limits the government was sovereign sov-ereign and supreme and lint It had within itself nil the rowers and facilities to fulfil II own functions and accomplish its ou n purposes 1 n lioin ± this the Government asuol subject to hindrance vr Interference by any pbwcr or powers wliatcvcr The government hid hp power HT ii 1 had the duty tq furc lie Per form n of the government obllga Llonsiiailo protect its servants and agents in doing the duties entrusted to them For the lirft time in wet yearthe pixjplo were niAy met with the startling contentiontliit a ju lice of tile highest court of tht land was not entItled to Uiejffotectionof thognvernment in gttilk from one place to another ou Iil clreuit Choate had not concluded hisnrgu mcntfrthtn the court adjuurned itTHLIC EUILtUSCS ncpnferjtatlvc Ginbrd ficro flue committee on public buildings today to-day reported favorably the Senate bill for the erection of a jubhc building at Portlaiid Qr with an amendment reducing the appropriation ap-propriation from S > M 1JO110 Jho SDGAK BJttSTT The jcpuhlican members of the I House committee oa ways and molntro determined l admlLnil 11b3t r and give bounty of two cents ri per pound on uomesuc sugar thIn tariff Is practically completed 1XWTAI TELEGIurn I L II Halt of New York rtr pntentlng as he said a number of gentlemenInlerxeted In postal trIo Kraphy addnsiueti thu House tJU1 thltteo oh ixKtolUcn I stud pdt loads OU tualsubjcct this morning He nnalyzrtlsomeof the statistics pre PWlltOd I nlh of tlrt VWeru IJilIob WIlls lilt result oreslablisi Iiot 1 as ho asserted that the are rige rateon Western Union messages from distances over 500 miles was 499 cents Tim iople he said anted the government to step in and compete to a certain extent The PoslmsstfrGoncrale bill will do tbb Unlfurm ralcH for the entire country would bo desirable lout 1M m > t < M Iv 1 pratllcable He wouldMgg tt that oil bshsof the new tekrranhrtnl pais folLft all the of panv Service ex celolul collecting anddellveryand including operators Ino oilier ba is would l posible the rates would lie for Under a huudred nullss 15 cents above tlShiuodred miles and fast of Ilia 5lii il4ippi2Sbr i cent < ist of Uie MlI I inii SSorM ccuU littn een theSoth mid Ilttth liarnJleb 25 or SO centsnil GOcvDtSiU the imiximum Till SEcnCTAUY CK STATE has extftided to Ito delegates to the international American conference an Invitation I to taken trip through tho I Southern Slides siiniLT i to tho trip w rat ht fall hut oJald Ujwn adjouruuieiitof tins cotlHreuce THE rmsiDKM1 will Issue In a few days a proclama lion warning all persons acaiust en tering the waters of llehriOK Sea within the dominion br the United Jitl Itt for tho purpose of violating Section ItCS Jteiscl 1 Statute re lating to the taMug of furUsring h IQimtI TUB JlIUTAltY OOJIJITTKK of lie haute by unanimous vote ulurted JjansinKx favorable riper on the ClrMvenor bill w tnbllslilng the Chickatnaugn and Cliatlnnougn National lark lRrkCUNFlm etuSphitsiiv Tho Senate conflrmwl Jicnry Caldwell to be Judge of the United States Court for the Eighth District J1KIIISD CLOSED DOOItS For five hours this afternoon l > e S hind closed doors the Senate ills cuiscd tho suljtxt of executive session Ifelph from the special committee com-mittee tubmitted a series of rceolu thma dlrecllug the commlttco to a alu question A J llalford and I U U lloin representatives of the Press Association and Outhrle of hits New York Jlcratd Swkrnilorf of tho Inhuiic and De Puy of the Tones as to their source of infunua Iou and ujou a second refusal to answer tn proceed agnlo tliim for contempt The rroludbn was support sup-port I by Dalpli WiUon Iortand tIlTtI who argued that it ssLq In V urnltnt HI mi the Senate to vlnJI V fate Its authority aud dignity by thi V course Jloody Pottigaw and others took 4roRg groundi against the resolution V I resolu-tion tionTillerofiured T1Ier offend a Mibstiluto for hill recluton vop < ned last spring fur the consideration executive nominations V nomi-nations in open FCtlnn In this lie was It j > rted 1tJtih No conclusion con-clusion I wa readied The illcu l sion will Ic nsuinctf tomorrow lu tins coiir of the debate It developed that rome supporters of the recolutipn held to Um opinion that the recalcitrant wltnnvs w ere guilty of sedition In defying one braneji of the legMatlve department I of lie government |