Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1873, Page 1

. The hip.herotoforg_axistin Eomnbig and iV, ohtoud, a thfs VOLUME 26, ... HOUSEKEEPING GOODS: Carsmn P& Co s - GREAT SALE. 329 West—l—ll—adison-st.’, TO-DAY: Monday's Halé—Special at- tentibon devoted to Housekeep- ing Goods. Cottons and Cotton Sheetings-of all the best brands much under regular prices here ‘or elsewhere. @zeat Bargains i-Table Linens, bleached _ andudbleached: . . e Orashes, Tdwels, alid Towellings from one* , third to one-half less thah usual prices, (to0d Heavy White Bed Spreads from §$1.00 ‘upwards, ; G’mfit bargaing in Marseilles Quilts from $1.00 up to righest qualities, - : ‘Blankets and Flannels at a great disoonnt, Elogant Lce Ourtains at 60 conts on the ‘dollar, Hamburg Edgings, choloost styles, hal 00; . . Bapxgnfim in Real Lnoes und Lace Goods, .Oheapest Dross Goods ever offered in this olty now-or heratofore, Oolored Dress Bilks at a very great sacrifive, Siripe Spring ilks B0 cents, worth $1.26, Japaness 8ilks, half price, | X COheapest Blaok Silks in the country.} @ood all Bilk Gros Grains from §1.00 yd. up. Fearful saorifice on Richest Blaok Silks, Ladios oan avoid the inconvenienoa of tRe rush by trading as early in the day as possi- ble = $ FINANO. The Manuiactuzers NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO, Northvest Corner LaSalle and Monro . Capital Paid In, " $500,000. Surplus Fund, - - > 80,000. . Accounts of Moerohants, Manufaoturers, Corporations, Onpitalists, Banks, and Bank- era recpootfully aolicited. ' IRA HOLMES, President.’ M. D. BUOHANAN, Vice Pres't, (Formerly Oashior Commurotal Nat'l Bank of Chicago). J. A, HOLMES, Oashier. INVESTMENT BONDS The Northern' Pacific 7-30 First DMortgage Gold Bonds LEAR1 %10 PER OENT INTEREST IN GOLD, BB ek sioaaih bad aafrig, vies L iy et e, i) n oy apo . Ty ANy Zotaurnioge. 5 plodusd, tor puyiuent of principaf ind tote. & lnd_geant of ‘aores per’ milo’ through the tos, and B, G0 acres per milo o Tertliorios, 1;.’“,’&”,‘% {m:“ 1s completed, aud ths carn: Qompany recoive thesa honds at 10 pre- nfi'&m‘m’}mm ot thots Jnds” eriony ..+ - -JAY COOKE & 00,, Finaucial Agents. For sale by Lunt, Preston & Koan, Ohicago. COLLATERAL LOANS COMMERCIAL PAPER. Funds on hand, for First-Olass Loans, at all times. 3 0. B. FIELD & CO., . 151 Monroe-st., Kont's Bloak. S .REMOVALS,. EMOV.AT.. HARTMAN BROS., WEIOLESALE WINES & LiQUORS, T : 2668 & 268 South Halsted-st., CORNER HARRISON. . GEAND OPENING MONDAY EVENING, REMOVAT. HALLOGK & WHEELER 169 RANDOLPH-ST, near LaSals, Wit fngreasod facllitios in our New Store, we shall Aiwaye on Band the Bouk whd Tansorysteck of | X°%P RUBBER & LEATHER BELTING, HOSE, PACKING, AND ALL KINDS OF Rubber G-oods, ey " Eiob‘:. lfls“::‘d ;;‘Vruptfl:t.%n‘n'ynrh at loss than Itastern WANTED, T0 LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS, Soltoltors, wpectals, and local sgenta wantad all th Northern Hilnots . Ouly RoHbRIca of AUy A Shaves tor witimuceentn rodors aged anoly (rorsonily ov by 201 a ‘ashington.st, icago, 11, it 3 sation, NO. 1. D BRISTOL, Goneral Agont: g mited Statos Life, DISSOLUTION NOTIOES, Dissolution of Copartnership. Tho partnorship_herotofore existing under the f amo ahd wiyio of Hohmite & Zapner, ey this day buen dlssolvod by mutual consont, “W. Zshnor is slotio aur thorized to colleat and rovetvu all of domands and outatanding monoy of tho yaid copartuershiiy, aud ho s also tagattlo for all olainie and domandsaganat Q‘.‘i oy icago; Fob, 6, 1470, | : 3 % IWENDLIN ZAHNSR, - DISSOLUTION. botwsen Jobn g Siachvad: Bie 1% W, Shronder wil noesaticr cuers oa ihe buataess plaoe, 150 ort ORIoASI SN kEMMING, ¥y W, EOIROEDER, WASHINGTON. S.pééfii};itiélisvss io_the Tenor of the Repott df the Poland o Committeé, A Partial Report Expected from the ‘Wilson Com- mittee To-Day.- The Senatorlal Terms of Potiéroy and Pitterso Likely to Close in the Natural' Way: ' A- Heavy Fortnight's Work fo Be Done by ihe.Expiring . Congress. . . Provisions of Senator- Frelinghuysen's Utah Bill, . Spectal Despateh to The Chicagd Tribunie, - THE INVESTIGATIONS, . ‘Wadnixarox, D. 0., Fob. 16.—For sovoral days paat the discussion among publie mon, reacking from the Presldont and his Gabinet to the most uniinportant membors of the House, has boen confined to the sévéral invostigations now in progress in both houses of Congress, The {Yuestlon of sdjournment, and the probablo extra sessfon has been lost sight of. The changes contemplated In the Oabinet, the Utah quention, the Spanish policy, the Indien question, and all others that would ordinarily bo interesting to the goneral observer, have been laid. aside until the more important questions of offilal purity haveboen disposed of. The following subjects i ordor named, aro the only onea now undor die cussion-on the part of officials and citizens, high andlow. First, the Poland Committes and its report; second, the Oaldwéll Committes and ité roport; third, tha Wilson Committce and ita re- port ;. fourth, the Benato Credit Mobilier Com- mittes and its report; Bfth, tho Ways and’ Means Committes and its report on.the Judge Bherman matter. Of ‘thesn the greatest in im- portance is the Poland Committce, bub opinion on this cennot be long delayed. It is understood that & roport will be made to-nforrow. 'This gub- Joot is in everybody’s mouth, and as sction is to be had on this matter first, it is the most dis- cussed. Extraordinary efforis aro boing made on the ‘members of tho Oommittes to induce them to change thelr vordict which thoy had agreed on, namely: the expulsion 0f Ames and Brooks, the complete exoneration of Dawes and Boofleld, end the reporting of the facts to the Houso in the casen of Hoopdr, Kelly, Garfield, and Colfnx, leaving that body to take ihe conrse ‘which. may seem’ proper.. Whether this offort fails Wi bo soon. It is. vory cortain that ot the “first, " or At lonst s soon a8 the . Committoe had dedided, they intonded to oxpel Ames and- Brooks, and reliove the others with a .little bit of a locture and advice. There is no resson’ to believe that tho Committee have changed thelr minds, but the morrow will determine. If thoso two names are reported, there will be a greator oxoltomont on the floor of the House than has been Lnown for years. alf-a-dozen members are alroady pugu’ad for spoeches and amendmonts. Farns- worth will oppose tha ux&mlmon of anys body, . while Morgan, of Ohio, _will urge the” expulsion of everybody, = Randall and other Democrats have m}nopuud spooches, and it is undorsto that _ epeeches havo slso, beon vontemplated by Republican membera. I & direct vote is renchod there is not the alldghteut probability that anybody will be expelled, but tho lesson will bé 4 wholesome l()n:“rt: Congressmen and publio officers in the = . The Oaldwell mattor is still somewhat ‘in doubt, although the report of the Bonate Com- mittee will be made to-morrow. Four members of the Committoo are in favor of ‘expelling Son- ator Oaldwell, namely, Morfon, Trumbull, Al- corn, and Hill. Three mombers will not eign the report, and are underatood to bo in favor of whitewashing the Kansas Senator, although they will make no report in his favor. By some it is thouflzt that Oaldwoll will to-morrow resign his soat in tho Senate, but this isnot likely. Itis ‘arely possible that the seat msy be declared va- cant, but it is more likely that an amendment will be adopted to the cffect that, while his con- ‘duct has beon criminal, yet his aots aro boyond the power of the Senafe, Inasmuch as he has boon already admitted. 1t is difficult to eay what will be the result of the hard work which has been done by the Wil- son Committee, Enough has been already shown to make an interesting and sensational report, but their investigations have not been finished. 1t is likely, ‘however, that they will also raport &uch facts as they have ascortained, - ‘The Central Pacific Road investigation cannot be proseoutea to a further extont without sond- ing to Onlifornia for witnesses, which there is no time o do. : The three romaining- Committeos mflflunt to xéx:ch c:)&lm;nt auhlha gnn&tu'flr‘ed& dt:bfliar mmitteo, for the investigation of tho charges against Hemtors ~ Patteron g sud Harl and' others; the Houso Committas of Ways sud 'Means on the Iohby busincss of Judge Bhorman, and the Spocial Benate Commc}fiau on the Pomeroy bxlber;1 caso, These occasion less discussion than tho othors, be- cause they are of later origin than the other Committees, and have thus far devoloped no im- portant facts ; but they aro none the less inter- esting. . Thero isno question that they would devolop the moat important facts if thore was sufficlent time, Tho terms of both Patterson and Harlan expire on the 4thof March noxt, ‘whioh is only a fortnight honce, and at that time olao oxpires the term of Vice President Colfax, Therofore, there is not sufi- cient time to complote the. inquiry a8 to Patterson and Harlan, and oxpel them, to say nothing of the impeachment of 3fr. Oolfax, should it bo found to bo requisito. The 'want of time, a8 now appears, will save Pomeroy {from expulsion, as histime expires at the same let)x oud the committee having this investiga- tion in chargo, whother disposed to whitowash him or not, will not havo time to report, for Sboy hisvo Gearcoly yot bogunf tho inveatigafion. The probability ia that Lo will serve out his term and go back to private life without the bint of an. :::{aav:nhle roport of the Yuvestigation Com- The want of time will also save from impench- mont, the Judge of tho Unitod Bistos Srrentt Court of the Northern District of Ohlo, Charles . Bherman, for demanding paymont for lobby sorvices in conncction with the repoal of the tax on borrowed capital; but this is & caso in which tho next Committeo of Waya and Monns or the Judiciary Committos will be required to take ac- tion in the Forty-third Congross, This_is tho apparent condition of affairs to- n{f;ht. ‘Whetherthoy shall prove tobe correot after all the influences now operating shall have boon expended, tho morrow will domonstrate, Every clemont of influencoisnow being concentrated on the Poland Committeo to provent oxpulsion. It was known on Iridsy, and evon yostorday, that the dommittes would report in favor of oxpalling Ames and Brooks, If tho influonce now oporate ing iy successful, the report will not he inade. 1t it is not successful, the public may oxpeot other extraots from Amos' note-hooks, “THIE TWO PEI OENT OLADIS, 1t ia conceded that tho action of the Benate, yestordny, in refusing to take up the Ohio, Illi- fols, and fudiana 4 por cont billjoopardises the {fate of the moaguro for tho prosont scusion, al- though. the voto in le faver was deoidedly strong, TAOIVIC RAILIOAD INTEREST, The House Appropriation Committes will pro« caed to-morrow with tho farthor consideration of the Pacifio Railroad intercat question. ©Tho CHICAGO, furthor than the Senato In compolling thoso ronds to pay interest duo the Governmont. SOUTHERN IfOMESTEAD AND IMMIGRATION 0OM- PANY, Bondter. Sawyor {u arfog & bitl, which ho e T th Bovita thie ol B Lol rating thio Boutliorn Homeatoad anc Inimlsrl{: on Gnmp‘:nj;‘”lfi_flbll}(i:n[w !ah{.slt_nx th;No‘n or: capjtal wall, guarantoéd opportunity for inves o e . md {3 nsntot, £ usotulnows the thousnndi of unproductive acros of Jand in thatsootlotl, 7 gy e, St v THE WRARILe o weed oo o Frolinghuyaen's Utah bilk wun.ravrt‘efl,m the Honato, from tho Judiolary Committee, . ybster- day, with amendmonts which rolato moro to mattors of detail than otherwlso, As it mow atands, 1t nuthorizes tho appointment of Doputy United Biates Mutshald snd As. sistant . District Attornoys for eaoly of tho Judiolal Distriots of the Torritoty. Tho United States Marshal ia required to make a list of 100 malo oitizons of tha United Btates repiding in the Tortilory, and from thesg the grand nnd potit jurors aro to be drawn, Iach Fm' eithor in a civil or eriminal cdso s to" o _lllg:fid * six _ poremptory challonges, buk rio challongh ia allowed, on the ground $hap o jury has sorved at 4 previous term of the, Court; . Thoso _jurdrd, are to sch i caach Atlsing élthni undpr tho lawa of the United Btates. or of thé Tdrrito I’:ubur) Judgés and Notaries = Pubilo #rb _{o bo appointed by the Governor, and are to b diib- oot to romaval by him, The Probate Gonrts are “bo -allowed to tlg olvil oascs involving nob more than &500, but not to oxerclse mny criminal jtirisdiction, that being oxclusively lodfud i1 ‘tho District Cn‘u—tu which have also exclusivé original jtrladiotion 1n all actions for divorce or slimony, &c. Tho Distriot Courts aro also doclared to be l;fnltorlnl Courta in all cases arleing under tha Territorial lnws, Theso provisions of . the bill, it will bo scon, give to mited ., Btatoy Y- shall - the galootion 6f - K furors in the Torritory, 0s_there {8 no reatriction upot e ork of-the Qourt, an 5o allo fo usg the samé jurymon in tho dlllurenz i('fi tricta on torms - aftor torm in tho, eamo distriot, The bill, also proposes to take away from the Probate Courts tho powor-to lum writs of habead corpus, ‘The same bill re+ poals all Torritorlal olection laws, includin ‘women suffrage acts, and forbids tho hat O zation of porsons, living In, or protecting, bigamy or pol{glm , snd this last pro- vision” i “nof ted %s Utah ~ id its oporation, 86 that persoita who heresaftér aps ply for naturalization In Now York or elsewhere, ‘must,.noither live in or practice bigamy or po- lygay, 1t aleo provides for a disoharge from n Mormon mnrrl%ge in . the eama sy nd from B Iawiil therkidge;: that s on proof of bigamy, adultery, ¥ olygamy. Among tho 'Terrtorial acts which it 8 proposed to annul by this bill are an ordinanco incorporating the Church of the Latter Day Bainta; tho Judiclary aols) note for organizas tlo&:nd‘fiovemms?t of ‘O;l:n n;l.lltinl_l;_l I&nfint [ ‘cerning the proporty rights of marrled porgons &ll adta indorporatisi ition and town, S all adt roviding for the eleotion by the Legialaturo of ho Torritorial Marahal, Attorney Genoral, Audi- tor, Trossurer, Burveyor Goneral, and Wardons ‘and Dircctora of. Penltentiarlon, 'All thess off- cors are to bo appointed by the Governor, This bill is ono of thoss favorsd by the Republican Bonatorial caucus, anl is théreforalikelyto coma upin that body st this sossion, It will hardly ‘be ected upon in the House, the Associated Press.) THE APPROPRIATION DILLS. ‘WasnmvaToN, D, 0., Fob, 16.—~The Pension and Indisn Aipmpmhon bills have rocoived tho upproval of tho Prosident. - The Doflolonoy Ap- ropriation bill will soon bo roported to tho ouse, The othor general appropriation bills broins tate of forynrdioss, and may al assed this weok, There arg on tho B’un or's uble soventy-five Sonats and House bills, with amondmontd, waiting asction. The Sonato is similarly crowded, baving, in addition to others of importanco, the House bill for tho distribu- tion of tho Goneva award, Although only, two weols remain of tho presont Gongress, thia time 18 considerod suffioiont for the transsotion of the roquiaito !mbllc Lusiness, bosides acting on the ros ports of \tho specinl Committeos, including those affocting tho charactor of mombors of Congress, and aleo roports on the Caldwell, Clayton, dn: Now Orleans cases. Both branches will meot an hour eatlier than'heretoforo, andalso hold axt evening session. 7 NO EXTRA BESSION. 'The mnjority of the mombers of Congress aro opposed to an extrn sossion, nor will the Prosi- dont convoko an oxtra sesslon unless some ox- traordinary ana now unforesoen necessity ren- dors it necessary. } THE REPORT OF THE WILSON COMMITTEE isin course of proparation, It concerns more nrtlun]url{ the “financial fostures of tho Union aciflo Rallroad in connaction with the Oradit Mobilier, and looks to action by the Government in the premises. There will bo nothing in the roport concorning’ individusl character upon which the Houso will be called to act, THE JOUNSON DEFALOATION, Tho Select Committoo of the Houso made roport exonerating Assistant Trossurer Hille Enrpur& of tho Committee's roporl is uncortaln, ut tho Iouso itself is luolincd to wo even bouso, of Now York, {rom uny responsibiliy for tho dofalcation of Johnson, Iately in oharge of the Btamp Dopartment, and recommending that s Inw be ennotod by Congressrollaving Hillionso {rom pecuniary guilt in tho mattor. Tho Com- mittce most carnestly -recommended, s in the diraction of ~gradter security to ‘tho publio monoys, that tho punlshment of all Tragsury dofaulters bo groatly Incroased, and that inno case of conviction upon olear proof ‘of guilt should the pardoning powor bo exercised in be- half of. those who steal . public moneys, “Thoy also rocommond that stook brokers, who know- ingly violate the law by dealing with Govorne ment omploys, should bo _proseouted with gronter rigor than has marked the conduct of such procoodinga in the paat, g THE COMING INAUGUBATION, Preparations for tho forthcoming inaugura- tion coremonies are boing conducted {n the most fi}m:g mg}ln},tnnln‘:va BC n‘i ;l‘l.\;jgnldlnnfinns nrs at it will be the grandes! lay ever wit- noased In Washington. il STATE LEGISLATURES. WISCONSIN. Spectal Despatch to The Chicago Tridune, MaDIsON, Wis,, Fob, 14, 1873, Potitions wore presonted for tho bestowal of etitions wore presonted for tho bestowal of the 8t. Croix Land Grant upon the North Wis- cm'x.lulnt I:;u:ond § J. xlnimbor of m‘mnnul_rnncuu againgt the-ropeal of laws exemptin porty !Eem llxnfinn.p A Bills were passed amending the Iaw relative to tho sale of lands for unpaid taxes, and convoy- ance and redomption thereof ; amonding the law relativo to tho foes, and proscribing the dutics of olorks of the Circuit Qourts, Tho Assembly bill relativo to ovidonco in certain cases was concwrred in. ASBEMDLY, Numoerous petitions were presented rolative to the disposal of the land grant, remonstrances againat tho repenl of tho Temperanco law, and against subjooting church, school and charltablo inatitution property to taxation, r, Fullorton, momber from Bt. Oroix County, creatod some sonsation by & porsonal oxplana. tion, in which ho denounced sundry allegations in a communication published Thursday, oharg- ing that ho was misroprosenting the viewa of h?u constituonts and the Jssues in 8t, Orolx County Inst fall; and uhnmuturkzml sald_statoments, which - were signod by ebveral individuals, na Ialso, and known to bo 80, and holding himsolf ublioly, privately, and financially rosponsiblo ¢ whit lio said. * A resolution was offered to amond Artlole 9 of the Constitution, 0 es to limit schgol age be- tweon 0 and 18 years, butitwss raledout as new businees, 2 After considorablo debate on revision of the laws and » Constitutional Convention, in which ostlmatoy of tho cost of a revision ranged from 283,000, on careful caloulation by Ar. Palmer, to £200,000 by Mr. Bartlott, on guess work, n resa- lution for the npqo(ntmm of threo Commig- sloners to revise tho statutos of -the Sate was refused passago by o yote of 21 to 70, The Oommittoo on Education introducod a bill to make second grade tonchiors’ cortificates good for two ?'ouru, first grado for throe yoars, The DIl to change the maungoment of the Btate Prison and codif passed without divsont. : ‘The Committoe on Olaims roported againstap- pri) printions to the Milwaukeo Charitablo Insti- tutfons. ‘Thoro was guito a pnnun;;u hotweon Mr, Fulton aud Hpoakor Barron, who hud eailed Mr, Nichols to tho Chuir, on & bll_amonding tha oharter of the Applo Tlvor Log Driving Company, {n whioh tha Bponker came out ahoad, dofoating a motion of M. Fulton to rofor the ill to himeelf. Mr, Barron sajd that this Company was opprossing the laws rolating thoroto, . on his arrival hero 16 of his séstion, and ho wag opposed to giving thom aily fnor Frhnogau. Al:fll paesed to provido fok tho collection of Btato taxes in cortain cases, Wheéro, in municipal- itios hoavily incnmbered with rditrofd dobt, Trossurors and othor officors clectod, who havo todo with the collection of taxes, declina to ""EL'H 'wgrgyk&lcd to roquiro railnay companios tho pé chartors 0 Btate to hovo tholr principal ofito thoroin i to ropesd tho laws regulating in- tordst { o aafi 6 tho bodupancy of Iands sold and conveysd for dglin gfiu{n,tnnn rolating to netions . dommonéed by . oxecutors and adminintritors .., to rofios] Chapter 08, ponintebtors iy * authorizing | fhé taks ing . of - dop sl‘lnzn dn _tortain , ednos; to ropoal Soction 52, . Ohdptor 11, Roviséd Btats uten, of the powers and dutios of Judgos, snd of attornoya and officors of Court 5 o ¥6psal Chap- tor 20, laws of 1809, rolating to chaugay of vonuo § to smend Bection 1 of Chapter 121, laws of 1808, rolat{ng to the compensation of County Judgos'; authorizing tlie construction of wator works for oxtinguishing fires, and for other 8u:u poses, In citios and villages ; memdriat to Con- ross to amond tho law hxinfi tho ciroulaton of anks in Wisconsin organizod under tho State Banking law, sn‘ u&l to mlluvu thelr u:iacen!hfixlag from taxation, i oy put up Boc! Notlonal Banks. Both housos adjourned to Monday evening. : . - i PSSR il £ B o IANA:, - Spéetat Dt‘ijuih Efi TMA Chicagt Tribvinid: The following blll were indéanitoly Fostpotied or Inléll on l:h “{]lh t inohitfi:g mhd'?l\ov?\ wfiéq and collara in citics oy owns ; {0 uhutorgfim%om:nl‘mflh y-nodlnt u;o Rofommz: Church ; to re; o the stopping of passongoel Giaing (b, sltios; to_amend fuo Sharter of fho Indisna Firo and Marino Co. ;. to ropoal an not to rogulate welghts and moasuros; to anthorizo the eloction 0§ couuty ongincers : $o suthorizo agricultural sooltios to issuo cnpun‘ stock and own yenl eatato,- . 5 Bills were ln{:Bdflggd a8 followa 1 To lpgalizo o offlolnl acts of achool trudtéss in . Indorpor- alod~ townis; - who,, have - issiled” bb‘gdfl to oroot, school Bulldings i to provids- fof tho romoval. of, officors who™ use _intoxicating Hquors s & Mvefl‘fenopwvldb for, tho ap- p&nmnnt of threo Commissioners of Ponafons, ab s salary of T;,OOI) emh‘ to fix:the timeé of holding Courtys tho_ig;,uh h Judicial Cirouit. VL .. JEODBE, T g ‘Bllls were introduced a8 followa: : To_plovide }hl\ when a jury is domandod in.trials boforo a ustics of this Pendd, tho jury shall conalst of six ualified voters of t‘:a totynshlp, pruv}n]ud that the number may be less by consent of {H8 jiars t1e8 ; to authorizo the admission ot widowa ani orphans of goldiers enlisted in other States into the Boldiets’ Orphans' Home) to provide that township. trdsteod ému_ . uperinitend - all-| poouniary concérss of. tdiviiships; and ehall, with the advico and - ¢ohctrdned: o the Oounty- Commissioners lovy o tax for ro snd other 0808 to provide for tho l{pflhfla ient of two Commisslonera of Fisheries to con- 1d0% Aad 16pote Upon tho fosaibility of rostook- g rivérs And lakes with fleh, introducing new vatiotien, oto,; to provids fhab when Toachors Institutes. are held in s county thé comnion #chools thoreof shall bs closed and the teachers shall bo pnid for sotual:.oxpensos -for the board while in: Athndumv; to’ give Justices of tho Penco and Mayors of cltios original and exedutive jurisdiotion in cases of misdemesnor whero tho fine doos not exceed fitty dollars, and imprisonment is not part of the ponalty; to es- tablish a State Inobriate Asylum, to bo managed by throo Commisaioners, Confirmed incbristes mn{ bo -placed. in tho custody of .the institution’ by Oiroult. Judges, for mnot less than nino montha ot moro fhon two years; to {gatie oitles and -towns which have lssu bonds to_domplote unfinished achool buildings, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1873.. and pay dobts for tho érediion . of the same to roplaco them with new bonds; to provida thut Tocognizanco shalt bind real eslate, principaland surety, from the time it is taken. ‘The bill to require the stoppage of all passen- e\l;ltxu.lnu incities and towns waa laid on the ablo. * d Louisviiug, - Ky,, Feb, 16.—~A Committeo™ of thirtoen membars of the Indisns Legislature are ot the Galt House to-night. THey edmd hers to lnlghcl the- Bouthern Indians Pénitenti Jottorsonille, which thoy dl ny. The Chairman esys the impression is the Oomimittes will recommend the abandonmient of tlie Jeffor- sonville Prison and tho onlargement of tho Northern Indisna Prison to & jolant capacity to contain all the prisonors, ¥ NEW YORK. ‘Tho Cuban Causce-Tho Coming Xllus= trated Dally--Niscellancons Local toms. oy et O Spectal. Deapateh to The Chicago Tefburie, New Yonr, Feb. 18,—A large number of elrou- lars have been received hore-by merchants doing ‘business yith Quban ports, threatening, in case any of thom are dstected offering assistanco or sympathy -to patriots, that thelr ships will bo swept from’the soas and theirbusiness destroyed. These circulars wers forwarded by mail from ‘Havang, and have been industriously oirculated by agents of the Spanish Governmont. AMean- time, mubsoriptions intended to St out now ex- peditions of arms and ammunition in did of the Cuban cause aro rapidly incressing. Signor Miguol Aldama, who recently manumitted 5,000 slaves, has promised to contribute a sum equal to tho aggregate amount roceived from all Gther souroes in this country, 5 The projected new illustrated evoning paper, The Daily Graphio is out with its prospeatus, The first number will be issuned March 18th, The Graphio will bo a quarto, and promises to glvo evary day threo. and a half pages of finpo piocturos illustrating important lacal evonts within twenty-four hours after their ocourrence, varied with portraits, views of pub-+ lic bulldings, and lmgrovumnnn, ‘humorous car- toons, and reproduction of choloe pictures in foroign papers. Throe editions will be published every aftornoon, and the price will be flve conts acopy. Thin intercsting ‘and novel experiment in journalism is based on = system of engravin, invented in Canads, to use which in tho "Unit Bistos, the Graphio Company claim to have bought tho exclusive Fight,. - . Asaocialed Press.) New Yong; Feb. 16.—It is said that, the inves- tigation, cloded on_Baturday- in thoe newspaper mailing do&mmnnb of the Poat Offlce, will ex- onerate Btephen H. Knapp from the charges against him, At & meeting of taxpayors in Jersoy Clty, last evening; ox-Mayor Vanriper prosiding, 1t was re- molved to pay no more taxes to the Btato till the lAwI ?‘mpr.lng railroads from tsxation is re- eale 5§ L: It is reported that a new steamship lino is fornying, to take the place of the Atlantic Mail Company. Application will be made to Court, to-morrow, to.order the sale of the Company's vessels to pay off the debts, - ‘The burning of tho steamer Erie at sea oaused .a loss of $8560,000 on the vessel, and 600,000 on the cargo. Both aro pnfinfly in- surod. ; - Joseph Phillipson, arrested on Thursday last {n_ the steamship Jave, was discharged yostorday on the ground that ho is not the person wanted for forgery ‘in Manches- ter, England. Phillipson, whose real namo is An{hony MoManus, represonts General Roddy, and comes to clalm bonds stolen from Miss Bhotwoll, in Ohicago, and which were stolen from General Roddy proviously in this oity. — Fall'of 8 Church. New Yong, Fob, 16.—This afternoon, the roof of the Now York Prosbyterian Ohurch, south- wost corner of Houston and Thompson streots, was orushed boneath tho welglxt _of _snow that had acoumulated on it. 'The walls: of the buflding, which was about forty yoars old, wero forcod out and complotely da- molishod, togother with tho ontire furniture and now organ, In tho basement thore wore, at tho, time, Joseph Groer, soxton, with four ‘membera of his family; also a Mr. John Ford, with hLis wifo and two children, to- gothor with six schiolars of the Babbath school, all of whom escaped unharmed, Loss ostimated at 850,000, ——— Murder in Loulsville LousyruLe, Ky, Fob. 16,—A negro nsmed Tarvoy Johnson, fl'""li out on Third atreot, thiy afternoon, was aucou od by -another, namod g:‘chy Jofugon, who asked' JTarvey to lot him | o, I'ho lattor refused, when Aroby suddenl; soized Liim, and, pulling him from hia horse, ou him aorapga tho abdomen with n knife, inflicting * | boen held, and speeches m a foarful wound, whioh phyaiolans say will prove fatal, Archy flod, and hnas not vot boen arvaated. FOREIGN. The New Spanfsh Government Re- cognized by the United Stafess ' Andsalusian Peasants’ Clamor- ing for a Division of Property. ’The‘ Influence of the Internationals Al- ready Cropping Out. Porliigal Sends an Army of Observa- tion td tite Bpanish Borders, . ~ .. SPAIN, - s MApRID, Fob, 16.—Mr. Bickles, United Statdd Minlator -cnlled upon Sonor Figuoras, and ad- drassod him sa follows ¢ L 3 Pssitatit fo ordors from my Government I saliité yout Excélionsy tipon the establishment t ot & Ropublio In Spsift; The wisdom and dignity with whioh tho changoof governuent was offect~ od ia & hnppy suspice of s glorleid futtro for Spain. Tho United Btates occupying 8 lTargo tract of continent clvilized by Bpanish faith and valor, cannot contemplaté vomoved the spootaclo of the Empiro of Fordinind snd { Iesbolla transformed into & Ropublic. Thé Amorioan poople rojoico to soco Bpain imitating | thelf example, aud ostablishing prosporitv snd powdf tipom ° solid foundations, In oxpressing to your Excoellenoy tho fervent good wishes of President Grdnt, ind recognizing your suthority; I accomplish the most digresablo (uty of my misslon to this noble and generots country. i Bonor Figuoras, in roply to Bicklen, said his gtave rosponsibility would overwhélm him, woro it 1i6t for sitch ‘moments us tho present, Vhon you 8o eloquaiilly eanvoy the robuat voico of the American puo‘x\l: In biéeditig and scolaiming the advent of n Republio which moderste enory dchioved and prudence will' preserve. If the United States 18 indobtod to Spaln for tho dis- covoror o the Amorican Uontinent, Bpain is in- dobted to the Unitdd Stetes as tho founder of a now gocial order. Spaiti ¥ill remember tho worthy examplo get her by tho United Btates. Figueras concluded his speech with tite fol5 lowing words: “We hold in_the New World an {ntegral gorMon of torritory destined under tho Bpunish flag to servo ns a connocting link be- tween the twd continonts, in ordor that tho An- tllles may accomplish that mission and reslize our civilizing objects. Wo iély oh Bpanish n,narg’ and thoe strength of Bpanish indtitu- tions.” Pants, Fob, 16.—Sonor Cnstelnr has sent o dospatch to tho Spanishzosidonts of Parls which clearly intimates that tho new Government is rosolved not to part with Cubn, nnd to keop the Spanish flag on o portion of Amorican torritory a8 nplcdqe of perpetual union of tho Old and Now Worlds, z As tho manifesto of Senor Castelar to foreign owers has not yot *reached Paris, Prosident E‘hg]u has not. rocognized the Bpanish Re- ublic. = P Barcolona s holsted tho ag 6f the Fodors- tivo Ropublic. The authoritics and trodpd maintain order in the city. 1t is approhended that the question of & Fed- eratlyo Ropublio will givo rise to sorlous com- plications, Tho poasants in dalusin aro clanioritg for 4 divisjdd of proparty, Pin, Fob: 10=Evbning.=The stidetts of Barcolona dgmand liborty of ins!rtidtioti | the abolition of fecs and removal of troops from tho now University buildings. The Governor prom- isea to nsk tho Miuistry for theso concessions. Ho explains that the Univorsity is occupied b} tho troops #olely bacauso it is a strategic point. Catalonian workiogmen ¢6 making demon- strations in favor of the relonso: of 1ho oot soripta in the army, and demand ‘arma_for thé peoplo, municipal dol¢-governmont, sharir hours of work, and higher wages. BMnes-moetings, at- fonded by from 8,000 to 5,000 workmen, havo T L o in favor of a Deme coratio Ropublio, which woro wildly checred. ono plage the workingmon belonging to the In- ternational Socloty marched in procossion through tho stroets. Boveral municipslitios in Catalonia have distributcd arms to the Héoplé: Maonip, Feb. 16.—The Assombly yeasterdny sanotioned amnosty to all Republican insurgents, md offenders against the laws and regulations of 0 prose. R Benor Salmeron, Ministor of the Colonics, rond an official telegram from tho authorition at Huvans, givingin_thoir adhosion to the Repub- let Tho Asombly thoraupon adoptod a roso- Tution that it hoard the announcement with joy. The debate on tho reforms in Porto Rico wl take place on Monday. It is officially announcod that General Snira” bhas been appointod cou- mander-in-chiof of the armyin the North in slnco of General Morionos, who is rocalled and catnilod to his former post, as Director of avalry. Disturbances at Malaga wero suppressod with- out bloodshed, and thoe city continues to bo tranquil. Benor Oreuso will probably be chosen Presi- dont of the Council of Btate. A govornment_stonmer has beon scnt to Minorca to hrlng‘ home Republican prisoners. It ig belioved that Admiral Topote and Senor Bagaata will leave Spain. onor Castolar's house was illuminated on Baturday night and the Minister serenaded. He made an cloquent speech which was recoived with great enthusiasm, Lisnon, Feb, 16.—The Government has askod tho Cortos to call out, immediately, 9,000-men of tho roservos to not as'an army of obsorvation on the frontior. Benator Zorilla has arrived in Portugal. Tt instatod that Vietor Emanuel, being opposed to his son's abdication, at first rofused to con- sent to the roturn of Amadeus to Italy, but sont yord yostordsy that, on raloction, By hod re- lented, and would bo glad to roceive his son. Tha ex-Queen of séum 1s worso. Hor Majosty ia confinod to hor bed, The Italian floot is hourly expocted to arrive in the Tagus, LissoN, Fob, 16.—Tho British squadron in the Tagus has been placed ab tho disposal of the ex-King. Tho atudents peacofully paraded tho stroets of Cormbos, yosterday, in honor of the estab- lishment of 'a Spanish Republic, ‘The men-of-war Livion and Sagias have been dospatohed to Boansa with reinforcements, AVANA, Fob, 14,—Nows of tho abdication of King Amadeus and the proclamation of & Span- ish ropublic, was publishod this aftornoon. It had the immodiate effect of unsottling busincss, and of adyancing the premium for gofd to 23 por cent. Thore were no sellers. Genoral Coballos will issne & proclamation on the now condition of political affairs, deolaring that overything will romain as hithorto respoot- ing Cubai rolations wiih Spain, and ho, as woll ag othor Bpanish officials, will oboy whatovor Govornmont {8 conatituted in Spain, ‘Tho most intonse oxcitoment oxiats among the ‘poopla. Thnclt{, howaever, i8 tranquil, and as yeot thore aro no iudications of disturbancos. Bonor Olivaroz, Political Seorotary, sailod for Bpain to-day to confor with the Govornment, ‘Thousands of circularawero distributed yostor- day, contuning a ploture xopmsuulinfi tho vol- unteora shooting a man in the baok, They wera addressed by loyalists to tho robbers of tho Publle Troasury., The clroular domands punish- mont, 88 traitors, of employos and morchants engsaged in smuggling, and calls upon tho poo- plo to guard egainst tho intrignos of a fow smugglers who “are attempting to induco the Antoudent to rolax lis vigilanca. ‘Tho document further says tho flusncial gltuation la bad, and it necessrry that much of ‘the papor now in cirou- lation sliould bo withdrawn, substituting gold therofor. Tho remody, it concludes for these ovilu pointod ont, is o simplo ono, but it is noces- #ary to shoot those guilty of fraud n}mn tho T'reasury irrospective of color or condition, and {nvokos QGencral Ceballos to nEAply tho romedy 1f he intends to desorve well of the conntry, Genoral Coballos has jesued his expactod proo- lamation, enjoining obedienco to the Govern- mont proclaimed by tho Cortes, Thae proclama~ tion concludes with tho publication of tho uamos of the Govéthment of Bpain, and a.tologrm from the Minister fof the colonios. Havana continues trafqrill, Tho idea of & Re- public doca not ploaso the majorlty of the slave owners, Thoy do not make any déronsiration. but are ovidontly disnppointed. { Business {8 ontiroly suspended, merchattén #( {faging to sell oxchnngo. fi Pants, Fob. 10.—Carlist rofugoes at N“‘s' tomoved tho Cross of Savoy from tho escutched , of tho Italian Oonsul. Thoy wero arrestod nil oxpolled from the city, i ONDON, Fob, 10.-~A special domh 1ron Paris to the Da"Y Telegraph nae o wil atfempt to compol Spain to gell Cuba; and tha? oribmne, . NUMBER 182 dows,.and othérwing disturbing the poaco. The néxt doy they attacked a saloon kooper named Chitts, Gibson, who shot and killed two of thom, Wright énd MoLellan, and wounded snothior, " cellod Jnok, _‘Tho romainder of tho party loff ; ind wwent to Dadga Cfty, whoto thay undertook itorun the.town. Bunday night tho cltizena 4 l&nnml a Vlgflzflcn Committes nnd killed two of g 016 tonghs, ond nomed Charles Hill, tho othor . knowz da‘Antelope. EOUR GULF COAST FDRTIFIbATlUNs. 2 STho Forts nt Koy Wost nnd Tortugas tha UnitedBtatos Lind offercd 3,600,000,000¢rance! & MBoing Put In Fighting Ordor. payablo in {0 years, but Spain refused. ] Spectal Despateh to the Chicago Tribune, —— I"3 New Yonx, Fob, 10,—Word comos from Elorl- GERMANY. w4 that tho Govornment 1s making quito u stir 81. Youis, Fob, 10.—The Démoacrat to-morroy . will publish an_extract from n private Iottor from Boylin, which says the report is quite Fruvmlun that Bismarck's continued_indisposi- ion is owing to a number of poisonod lettershé has recoived. Ho is so troubled with dizziness that ho acarcoly losves tho houso, and his wifo, who always rosds aorrospondence with him, 18 sufforing ‘from an unaccountable fooblonoss. Tho palado has boon closed the antiro wintor on this account, and nelthor Blsmarck nor his wifo haye porticipated in the court fostivities at all. ——— . FRANCE. Pans, Feb. 16,~The trial at Dousy of .the men acousod of rape and murdor has torminated in # vordict of guilty. ‘he prisoners wore' son= tonced to varlous terms of imprisonment at hard Iabor, tho longest torm boing twenty yoars. Tho ournals gonorally oxpross dissatisfaction at the ightness of tho punishment. . (SRR N GREAT BRITAIN, LoxpoN, Fob, 17—8"a. m.—Four thousand miners have rosumod _work in Wales, and dospatetion from 8 Formando roport that the stoomship Murillo has been relgased and saffored Po dopart. ——e TURKEY, . CoNsTARTINOPLE, Fob, 16,—Essad Prohs, late Ministor of War, has been appointed- (frand Vizier, # L . BELGIUM. Axtwenp, Fob. 17.—The Comnion Counoil of Antwerp have voted 840,000,000 to enlarge the docks and construct piers. ITALY. Rour, Feb. 1§—The carnival was brilliantly insugurated. Tho streeta were filled with pleas- ure-Aookors: CHINA AND JAPAN. Bax Fpaxcisag, Fob. 16.-Tho steamer Japan srrivod from Ohlna thils aftornoon, with soven caes of small-pox on board, quorsnting £t Saucolits. Datos aro to Jatnery 24, At Hong Kong, gront preparations were mak- ing at that timo" for the coronation and acces- siop of tho Emperor. s Niimterous wrecks in tho Ohina soas were res -rtudhim?uflg hom tho steamship Scdan, snd ack Slilon Caatle: Thero aro unpleasstié rumora of agitation agalnst torelgnors boing fottsutéd by thio liter- ary olassos in the Provinco of Shantung: The Japan Gazette of Jan, 23, says tho articles whicki goto reprosont Jlapnn atthe Austrian cxhibition_wore dhglmye in_Yoshiki, in -the cnitlo, during Decomber lgst. Thoy form a'de- cidedly intoresting collection; o The Emporor gave eu_sudiénée on the naws onr to the foroign ropresentatives. A siort oongratulatory nddgr:au was read by the alian Minlster, on bohalf'of the d]]&lumnflo corps and graciously Topliod {o by Es iajosty. On tho 10th ult, the Empress gavo an audi- once to Mrs. Dolong and Sladamo Butzow, wives rospoctively of tho American and Russion Ministors, Hor Majosty esprossed horaélf do- lighted at boing allowed to bostow such ad onory L Thore hds boon much political disquiet during the Inst four or five weoks, and gomo disfurb- ances in the country Bave alao producod snxlety in cortain quarters.. Troubled lisve broken out in tho Owale-Ken-Kiusiu, On the 20th of Decomber last, neatly 40,000 mer ossembled, attacked and dostroyed the vilisgo of Fuuld, lévelling the houses of the ofticiala and somo of tho weslthy familios. They then visited the village of Youdzuks, and whon tho principal officors of Owakeken. wont to thom and attompted to rosson with the londers, the; would hear nothing, but wounded some ani Killed othora, . 5 Two Womeon Were boheaded on the 22d ab Tobe,~ona fo.committing arson at Kanganwa'y +the other for strangliug her husband, Poshino Bmith, adviser on Intornational law to the Japanese bovamment, has obtained ad- ditional notoriety by nn offectual attompt t0 re- Bounco his nationality sa citizen of the United tates. . Tho Yokohama stroots aro to be lit by gas, tho fanda fot the purposo being raised by voluntary taxation Tho text of ax imperial proglamation haa hoen ublished by thé local puthorities, notifying that tho ovont Japun belug af war, {ho young men of all clnseon, husbandmon; mophanios, tradess, 88 woll s samourai, will be calied iipon to serve. in the army. Tha ship was sent CINCINNATI. Floods Threatened—Arrést of Swine dling Eaollroad Conductérs! OmvonwNaTy, Feb. 16,—The heavy rains of Iast night and showers of to-day, following closely upon the snow of Friday last, caused all tho streams in fhis vicinity to rise rapidly, and the danger of a dostructive freshot throughout the Miami valloys is imminent. The rain still continues falling throughout this scotion of country, and tho stresma aro reported as rising rapidly. Wash-outs have occurred on several roads, snd tho large émbankment through Mill © Creek Yalley, over which tho track of tho Dayton Bhort = Line and Mariotta & Cincinnati Roads run, has been caving so as to rendor it necessary for thoir traing'to use the track of the Cincinnati, Hamil- ton & Dayton Road out of th ity, s didtance of throo miles. No dotontion to trains will bo causod by this arrangement. The Ponnsylvania Railway Oompany - have oaused tho arreat of a number of their condust- ora and agenta for embezzloment. It was found that the conductors would take up tiokets and, withont ‘runuhln thom or detaching the coupons, resol them t| o\l?h thelr confodoratoes and share the procecds. It is eatimated that the Company has lost fully 3100,000 in this man- nor during tho last two yenrs. [0 the Astociated Press.) OmornwaTy, Fob, 106.—About three months ago tha suspicion of ofiicers of the Pan-Handlo Railway was aroused that tha employes batweon hore and Pittsburgh were plunds the road by rosolling tigkets, Senrch was bogun, snd estordsy the first arrest was made,—that of illiam Russoll, conductor, of. thia clfy. Othor arrosts will be made at once of suspected parties. It is eaid to bo ascertained that six conduotors and eloven_outsido persons are implicatod. It is supposed that the swindle has_been gn&ng on for two yoars, and that tho road has lost £40,000 oarly thoreby. The triok was for the conductor {0 tako the ticket without Funchlng it, then sond it to an sgent to be resold. When suspi- clons wore arousod hvenl{-flva such tiokets wero urchasod from agonts at various points, De- I‘couvo officora were oot at work, and the con- duators wera closely watohed. Beveral of them woro observed to omit punching tho tiokets, and these tickets, aftorward purchesed of agents employod by the canductors_in varioua cities to rosell thom, ‘Wore idontifiod hy tho dotectives by private marks, It is uot lknown whother tho swindle is practiced lbyond Plitsburgh oron othor ronds than the Pan-Handlo. —— Tho Memphis Garnival, Meereig, Fob, 16.—Low Lonbrio, Hecrotary of tho Iizooutlvo Gommitieo of tho Carnival, has recoivod notifications from clubs of all tho sur- rounding towns oust of tha Mlnuhulqpi, and as far weat a8 I'ort Bmith, of their intention to par- ticlpato in tho carnival hovo, Ilooms at tholead- ing hotals oro bolug eagerly songht for by partios from a distance, o e A IRough Party Recoive ough ‘Kroat- . -ment, ? 1, Louis, Feli. 16,—The Kausas Oity Journal of j{nnlurflny has advices from tho Wostern bordor of Kanas, to the offect that & party of rougha entered tho town of ‘Bargent, on tho Atohison, Topeka & Santa Fe llallroad, and . amusod thomealves shooting futo voople’s win- “In trongthoniog tho gult fortifications as if sorions troublo with Bpain might ocour ot any . momont. The Sun's Koy West correspondont writos under Fob. 5 that Fort Taylor, s large, pormanentwork situated at the western oxtromity of Key Woest, hasbeon placed in adefonsivecondi- ton by a large force under Colonel Blunt, of the Engincors. Mnjor Baflington, of the Ordnsnce Corps, has arrived nt Koy Weat, to supérintond the armament of Fort Taylor. with now aund im- proved ordnanco of large calibre, and his mon afo now mounting hoavy guns, Ordnance stores in “enormous quantitics have boen - thrown into - the fort, and overy other kind of war matorial Uborally suppliod, - - -- i g The same. kind of work is going on at Fort soffornon, Dx? Torlugas, soventy miles to the westward of Xoy West, A large forco of ord- nance employes sont up there by Major Buffing- ton, are ralsing guns of s Iarge calibro to the parapots, and mounting them on their platforms. A forco of carpentors snd masouns left for Fort Jofferson to join tho mou thero at the work of comploting tho barracks, In tho harbor at Koy Weat llo two war ships and one Monitor of tho United States Navy. The United Btates Coast Survoy, undor Captain Haowell, of tho navy, is at Tortugas maldng & careful map of that harbor and contiguous chan- nels and shoals. Companies of the Firat Artil- lery garrison Key Wast and Tortugas, both places being undor command of experionced ofilcors. ® UTAH. The Latier-Day Saints Seriously Conw templating Another Pilgrimags Toe tvard tho Setting Sun, X Bavr Lage, Feb. 16.—Tho tribulation of the Mormon leaders, in view of the possibility of decisive Congressional action against their pecu~ ligr institution, is beconting daily more manifest. Alrendy. the romoval fromt Utah is discussed. . Ono of tholr organa to-day says : ‘‘ Tho strong arm of powor {s to bo invoked to make them move on, but where shall they go? Whereis it desired thoy shall next pitch tonts?" Beforo, howovar, they figure closely on ntnrtix:i;. “ How much," neke tho Herald, 'will the old man (the Governmont) give for the littlo property they, havo gathered around them for the last quartor’ of & contury ?" ; The Priesthood, It is undorstood, seriously are contemplating tho possiblo nccessity of anothor ploriosk expedition, but it is not goner- iy bolioved that ho uaints, aa o body, can-over be induced to abandon their present homes. There I8 no doubt that Brigham and his advisers oro endeavoring to seoure & new country for a Kingdom, and Fz is intimated that negotiations have boen ronewed for the exclusive posscssion of one of the Bandwich Islands. 5 Traing on the Utsh Contral are blocked with pnow drifts. A furloussuow stormis prevailing, DETROIT. Sitlolde =« Runaway Accidoniss=-Xnils rond Matters, Special Deapateh to The Chicano Tribune. Dergorr, Mich., Feb, 16,—Waldenar Voight, © youilg man employad in o grocery, shot himself through tho heart last night. Ho was a young ‘man of good hablts, and the causo supposed to bo disappointment in love. 5 _Patrick Donovan, o farmer living near Wind- rox, was fatelly injured_on Fridey by runaway horses, and died yesterday. The Air Line of tho Grest Wostorn Railrond will bo openad for freight to-morrow, and for passongor trains in n few days. ¥ Bonecs Marcy, of Portland, an old resident, was Jeamdny thrown from s wagon and in- stantly killed, - . The Directors’ report of the Dotrolt & Mil- waukee Railroad, rjunc published, shows total r%?g% for 1872 of §1,981,602. Total expenses, + A doughter of James Vrcelend, living nmear this city, foll through tho ico in the river, yese terday, and was drowned. Wdr Dopartment Wenther Prognoss ’ tications. WAn DEPARTMENT, ‘OvFIoE OF THZ OHIER 810¥AL ‘OFFICER, DIVISION OF TELEGRAMS AND ReroRts ron THE DBENCFIT oF COMMERCE, ‘WasumvaroN, D. C., Fob. 10 —Probabilities— Tho storm centreing on the widdle Atlantio coast will probably mave northwird to Oape Ocd by Monday moing, and thaco to Nova, Scotia. I{;rthent winds with rain will continue Monday "over Now York and New England. Northeast winds; backing to morthwast, witl provail from the lotver ‘lakes to Lake Michigan, with cloudy weather. Southwesterly winds and clearing swenther will provail in thoSouth Atlantic States. Csutlonary argnnls ovilered for Norfolk, Cape May, Now Yo%, New London, Doston, and Purr.'lmd, Mo * . Albnny Live Stoclk Market, ALDANY, Teb, 16,—Breves—The mavket opened this iwaek firmly, at an udyanco of 0 3 It, and although gcal and clintry sllors wero woll reprebintod, only & ‘moderate businces was done, buyers being of an opin- Ton that dealers dskiod too high a price for moir caitle, Friday brought tho usual attendsuce of New Vorl and. Drighton dealera ; + buf, although a gaod maky cattle chaniged hands, the market wasnot active, Yeatrday, fho light receipts induced holdors to malutain tholy ‘domand for an advance. New York buyers soemed to fully understand that they bad elther to psy the ade vant or go without tid catile, and sccordingly calordsy "morning thoy went fnlo the Tnoa mad " bought up menely all the best offerings ; but Brighton dealors foutid all they wanted Quring tho afternoon pus this morning, Taken, &s o whole, tho'weelds sales liavo resulted favorably for holdes, for very fow cattle remained on hand at (he closo to'day, and those can all be disposed of to_sdvan- tage, The morkel bas ruled more drregularly this woek than for somo {ime past, as bLolders towstd the Slose preferred conceding tho advance askod for to sendlig thelr cattlo forward, and yot the major part of tho vaitle were sold st an advance, The total re- Galpta wore 427 car loads, and tho average quality Sas dccidedly beltor. The bost eattls offorcd wore Lillnol,* althoughi thora wero some very good - Toxsns in morket, Tho top price was reallzed by Bankin and Thompeon, who recolved 8o per 1 for 10 Tllinois: wtecrs, avoraging 1,474 tbe, A New York n{nr pald T3{c per 1b for 50 Tillnofs stcers, averaging 1,648 ids, and 7470 was realized by Henry Rosenthal for a herd of Illinols, The prices this weok are as follow: Promium, $7.75@8.00; oxtra, $7.25@7.62 ; first qualit £.25@0.005 it ‘quality, $.00@5.00 ; inforior, e 4.00, O iton Cows—atkot overstockod, But fow buers, and prices rulo from $30,00 to $60.00, Snzzp aND Lanpa—Tho marliet has ruled strong this weolk at 30 por Ib advance, Tho-recoipta wera T car loads, or about 600 head leas than last week, but {hs quality {s only mediur, Biill a fair business was dono at tho fallowing pricedz. Cosrse ool sheop 1@ ’ngq per 1b; fino wool do, 4@7Xo per b, ) v I, Hfodw-Nothing dotng. The receipts were 77 car loads, all of which were sent forward in first handa, Housra—The supply luareased this woek to 43 car Toads, and there {a a very fair domand, Hoavy draff snd workers are moro in'request than drivers or car- Hlago liorsog, tho prices for Workers rauging f1bm 1600 to $560.00, Wo have alio roceived two car oads of mules from McILesn County, IMiinols, which havo beon sold from $150.00 to $550.00 cach paiz. i b b i A Potthful Dog. Tho Nashua (N, 1I.) Telegraph rolates that not long sinco a Nowfoundland dog helonging ton family was loft for a fow minutos i aToom with an opon grato, in which was o child just old onough to croop. 'The child orept toward the firo, and tho dog, who appartntly saw and underatood the danger, at onco laid down be- twoon tho child and the fire and remained there until tho mothor cama to the rescue. -The hair was burned from tho dog's side, and’hia body was blistered, and yot, noble dog that Lo was, o did not budge. 'rolographic Brovities, Touis Bturgeon, who shot and killed Johnny Murphy while bathing in tho river, noar Mom- phia, Iast summer, lins boon found guilty of murder In the first degree. The jury weroout over forty-eight hours, A Tha donkey boiler of tho tow-boat Mary Alico blew up at the lovoe in New Orleans yostorday morning, T'wo mon were plightly injured.