Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1874, Page 1

VOLUME 28, WANTED. ANTED United States Life Tnsmrance Com- pany of New York, A General Ao ~FOR— NORTHERN ILLINOIR. ‘With a gentleman who can give who thoroughly understands satisfactory references, e — T . the business of Life Insurance, e who knows the territory and T T has the business capacity 1 needed for the position, liberal T E— T T ——ET and permanent terms will be I ———A T TR R made. Address, or apply in person, on Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 2 and 3, at the Pacific Hotel, Chicago. JOIN E. DE WITT, FRESIDENT. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. 833 Lota at Avondale on the N. W. R, R., four miles from the Court Houso. 232 Lots at Melrose, i 111 Lots in various parts of thoe city. Also, Hcuses and Lots_for snlo chenp and on liveral terms. Will exchange Housos m‘ndll‘ Lots for property suitable for subdi- viding. ‘Waare in the market all the time, ron%_to nuzotiate either to purchase or acll. ill 42w soll aome blocks that 100 por cent profit T Sorter ™ 3 B HRABER Bt alivadenler. J.B. o P GEC, J. SHERMAN, 832 Washington-st. THE WINSLOW HOMESTEAD. This elogant proporty comprises about throo acres, lo- catod on Nosth Clatk-st., none Divorsey, Tho yrounds are Tinoly improved and the dwelling 18 a largo, doublo, two- story frato, with basoment aud”cipoln, formorly Gwiod and occupicd as a residonan by tholatd S, Sturge "o propozed extonsion of Liticoln Park will inclulla tha soae partof thls proporty, learinic park, frontago uf 143 foot, with 2 dopth of abale 50 most deairablo” fino residonos By order of tho United pro Btates District Court, the entire ‘proporty is now offered at yrivato salo for 810,660, puynhlo ono-quastor fa otally and balance in tivo sears, with intorcst ut 8 per cont, 'Tit1o perfoct—homestead and, dower yoloased, Vor furthor articulars appls to Mittacks & Mason, 633 Wabash-av., D10y, 194 Ladaila-sty, or to Asslgneo of F. 5 Wikl 103 EaSallost. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, NEW YORK TO CARDIFT. The South Wales Atlantio Stoamship Uompany's Now Tirst-claxs, Full-powered, ‘Clydo-bullt Stcamships will Ball from Pennsylvania Rallroad Wiiacf, Jersoy City: rod. L 2, | GLAMORGAN... eb, 23, S carterod. b . | BEMBROK L. e Mar: oods and passongors at through 1t B0 Unliad Siatos and Canadn to ports In tho artyin ratos from nris o ¢ 2 i'n"?:‘"' D e o ths rads aro uro Fhese steamships, bullt expres: o - videid ith all tho fateat improsomenta for tho comfortaud Sonvonionoa of CABIN $&0 curron T ND STEERAGE PASSENGERS. A A ve (] urron P‘i'):'ullk ll £l d"l ards. or 1 and upwards, l"(?r‘ ln-nlI{-r ‘particulars, apply fu Card|ff, at the Com- pacy's Oflicos, No. 1 Dock Ohumbors, and in Now York to ANOUIBALD BAXTER & CO. Agonta, No. 11 Broadirar. NATIONAL LINE, NOTIOK'hls Compiny takos thorlsk of Insarance (up o £00,c00Tn gold) onoachof itsstoamars, thus givin parsongers tho bost posslblo guarantoo for safol avoidanco of danger at sea. g e, most, southarly souto s Alml;’y‘l’huun‘duphflhy is Company {0 avol ; o LIVERFOOL and QUEENSTOWN, from Plors Nos. 41 and 47, North Riser , Now York. Greaco,, Italy. Bpuin JOLLAND.. H 'Fob, 4, at 8 p. m, Cubln Fausnge, STO, 5‘””' il SHO Currencys Niceruge, 321 Currency. Raturn tiokets at reduced rates, Passougars hookod to or from Gonnan and Scandluavisn polnts ut low ratos. The Stoxmelips of this lino aco tho Jargostin tho trado, Dratts on Groat Britain, Irgland, aud tho Coutinent, ok theast cornor Olark and Htandolph-sts. (dopostt new " Housal, Ohicago, WILLIAM SAGALISTER, Wastory' Agont. " STATE LINE. To Glasgow, Belfust, Liverpool, Londonderry, &e. F GERORGIA. O PLENNSYI, "V LR, N. Y. h"lmfl noxt Summor, Rates of passage: Cabin, $50 and $80 gold; Bt N lfl?::num’!‘vi it Bl Sucroners Sealts ShoSenist e “or further pariiculars apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN con A;uujq b lbrxri;ll\:;y‘,"’l(«w York R ‘Goneral Westorn Agont, 80 Qlark:at., Ohiohgo. MISCELLANEOUS, To the Protestant Clergy of the United States. Tha Doctrines of tho Now Church, as exprossod by Pmanuol Swodonbork, and vontalnod i tho two worky 1awh ns ““The True Christian Religlon,” and “Iicaven and Jell,” il bo mallod fren to tho addross of any clergsmau who will turntsls his addrens o U, LII'PJLNUOT;I:]“‘!;.EE;:M. Tho poatage, which must accompany the ordor, 13 40 COAL, COoOATIL Free from Slate or Clinker, Chestnut, Range, Small Egg, Large Egg, Well Screened and Delivered at Lowest Market Rates, Lehigh, Blossburg, Cannel, Briar Hil}, and Illinois Coals, ROGERS & CO., 1dd MARKIET-ST. REMOVAL., REMOVAL. On Monday, Fob. 2, the Goneral Office of R R A ‘78 Monroe-st, B4 10 R FREIGHT DEPARTMENT In roar building. Truckmen will enter through alloy from State and Doarborn-sta. EBRANCH OFFICES: Corner Clark and Washington-sta,, 60 Sonth. Halsted-st., and 073 Wabash-av. 8. G. SHATON, Agont. REMOVED. The Mutual Lifs nsurancs Co. OF NEW YORK, TFrom tho cornor of Stato and Madison-ste., to NOS. 94 AND 96 DEARBORN-ST. Oiloao, Tob. 2, 18, 0. ORONKHITE, Agont. _ ARTISTIO TAILORING. ___ NI.Y TWENTY-SIX days more in which we sell our goods at 10 PER OENT DISCOUNT., Our Spring Goods arc now arrive- ing, and our Spring Fashions are issued. “A word to the wise,” &, HIL'Y & CO. {Estnhlifih_(_!_(‘l‘_, 1854.) ““HIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, Collars, CTTF TS, WILSON BROS, 7 & 09 WABHINGTON-ST., CHICAGO, And Pike's Opera Houso, ¥ Cincinnats. CHICAGO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1874. WASHINGTON. The President Soid to Favor a New Eleotion in Louisiana, £ Senator Carpenter’s Dill to Be In- troduced To-Day or To- Morrow. Rumors of a Second Credit-Mobilier Scandal. Pacific Mail “Dividends” De- clared to Intercsted Congressmen. Diversity of ‘Views Among Senators Loarned in Finance. LOUISIANA AFFAIRS. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, TIE PRESIDENT'S MIND. ‘WasmxaroN, D. 0., Feb. 1.—Rumors aro FINANCIAL, Investment Securities Partfes wishinie to by COUNTY, or CHN MU ICIE 1 1P A ONDS, or STATIE TIONDS, ¢an socuro tho beat raies. by callivg, or addres ing us at 15D Tusnlicente Citfenga, o o 00T PRESTON, KEAN & 0O., Bankors. ~ FOR SALE. $25,000 Stock E. B, Gardoer Company Publlo Notico Is horeby givon that on Thursday, Fob, , 574, 8z tho haur of 12 o'sluck, nann, | will offer for wald th tho nighest Llddor for eash, 4t tho otiicg of C. K. Co., 10 Portland Block, Chleago, 11l., two hundred and fitig whnrer, of $10) eatll of said stodk, tho pracends of salo thereof ta bonpplied in puyment of note of F. B, Gardiner & Co., for tho su S BRN0, how overuuo and . I FIELD, Attorniey for Legal Holdor of Nota, ROBERT WINTHROP & CO. § VBANZ{ERB AND BROKERS, 918 Wall.at., Naw Vork, oxecuto orders for STOCKS, D8, "ARDS GOLD, Allmv»ll::)r i intorast mCBI T, and trausact u gonoral Lnuing and. Tirokorago STARCH. T, KINGSFORD & SONS 0SWEGD STARGH, 288--1,000--PURE. THE VERY PERFECTION OF QUALITY. , and Laund 2 S s s NETY MUOIC TO RENT. TO RENT. Tho Inrge doublo-house, 54 and 56 Fourth-av., ncar Van Buren-st. Uhls s n now building, (x70, tiiroo-storics high, with a fino collar undor tho wiilo, and a dividing contro brick wall tlic ontiro hoight, tiruugh which sro arclied opomngs connoeting halls, &o., &c. Tho houso s about 30 rooms, with water.olsata, atli-rooims, and is woll arrangod for a 'small hotel or boarding house, and ‘Tolng noar the bustnoss contre of tha city will mal 'a fing Taoatlon for & pyrmon calculntad to keop and take onro of such i huuso. " WILL ba raady to oceuny whion tho patators 52 Familics, 1Motel PREFELR thesb gourl March or April, in ah e 1 T 1 HOTEL. ANDERSON’S EUROPEAN HOTEL, 143 & 145 Madison-gt, bet, Clark and LaSalle, ‘The finest uropean Hotel in the Northwost, ~Accom- 0 Guesta. No dark rooms, Rooms from t connoctd fs tho most mu“l}!ur. and ro- onngo of any {n tho city. e and iathing Ttooua onnooted wit nnot bo ozoollod; the bost of work- LOTTERY. T8300,000. Capital Prize, $60,000. conts et Feah w20 Sonta for the HecUirdy or 6 conta NOTICE, After Fobruary 1, 1834, the promium upon purchase of TAX OERTIFICATIS, hold by the city for olty tazes of 1678 will Vo ratsed to 5 ISR OKNT. Ohongo, Jan. 2, W14, 8, B, HAYES, Comptealler, PARTNER WANTED, With #20,000 to £25,000, elthor Aot Bpoclal, goud pozyxfixg.. Jroll gitabituiod hu‘;:in‘n' o s ke A 5, Tribua odigo, 0 s Missouri State Lottery. Grand Single Number Schome. Draws tho lust day of ovory month, 5,65 Prizos, amonnte o 500,060, \Wholo 1ioRots, &1} Yalvon, 5. Sand fo b ki Nl ckets, w10} Halvon 8. St fr ouls. SOCIETY MEETINGS. Notice, To mombors of Ohleayo Briok Manufaoturers' ton—T'0_annual meoting aceurs Monday, Vb, for eloation uf oificors and utlier Inportunt busi dolinguont it s busn oponod, aud th Beurtacy fa pre. pagad fo piws atound Lia unio of dolluquval oontrastors a8 fust sa voportod, nfloat thet the Presidont has, for o third or fourth time, changed his mind, and will sond & message to Congross at an early day, urglng nc- ton in the Loulsiana case, but the roport can- not bo traced to any relinble source. Morton will closo the debate on this subjeet in tho Sonato to-morrow and Tuosday, [To the Associated Preas,) CANPENTER'S DILL. ‘WasmiNaToN, I'ab. 1.—Cuarpenter will, to-mor - row or ‘Cuosday, introduco his bill for a new elec- tion in Louisinon, Tho Ropublicaas who favor tho bill nro in tho minarily, but they count on support from the Democrats, who aireo to sup- .]éort it provided it gives promiso of fairness. Ex-Gov. P, 0. Hobert, of Louisinna, has writton lettor to Senator Bayard ORTECTING TO A NEW ELECTION for that State, in which 1o says : A new election cannot right any of the wrongs of which complaint is mada, Thero I8 uo donbt n great outrago wan committed in tho judicial proceedings by ‘which the prescut Government of Loulsiann was in- stalled ; bnt what ia now proposed? That Congress shall commit another wrong, and couvulss the Stute with n new clection, Whilo this might accompliah an oud of {ompornry expediency, it would sot n precedont undor which elections iu thaStates could be constantly moildled with by Congress, Au oluction, if ordered now, could not well take place befors June, The Constitution of Loulelana ]m)vmeu for a new clection of membera of tho Legis- lature in Novomber, The old oue ndjourns on the th of March. If thero arowronga tn right ths peoplo of Louisiana can right fhein under theirown Constitution ana Inws In November, whichi will answer the practical purposo of an clectioh {n May or June undor Cone gressional interferenco, —_— THE FINANCES. Spectal Dispateh to I'he Chicago Tribune, THE DOCTOR CUREALLS, ‘Wasnmxatoy, D. C., Fob. 1,—Tho diversity of opinion existing among the financial dootors in Congress is beginning to trouble the best minds among them. Althongh comparatively fow mombers ovor givo public expression to their thoughts in tho lialls of Legislation on subjects Vrought up for consideration, yet nenmtly every one bins his privato opinion; therefors, when a grout movement was set on foot recently to hiold o caucus of tho Ropublicans in Congress to set- tlo upon somo distinctive financial plan of ng- tion, it was discovered that it would be impossible to reconcile o majority to auy ono policy, and the ides was abandoned. ‘I'ho silent follows were found to have opinions of thuir own, and searcely any two alike. In tho Domocratic camp, the saumo troublo oxists. Among tho Ropublicaus and Democrnts can be found, in about equal numbers, oxpansioniats, contractionists, resumptionists, and thoso who believo in letting things nlone, as Boutwellites. BENATOI OULESDY, who hns not paraded his financial views in pub- lic, greatly pained at tho lack of harmony aniong 1us fellow-Solons, endeavored in a qaict mannor to pave the way toward & compromiso betweon tho extromists of all shados, but his pationt labor proved fruitless. The old goutleman s accused of using strong lnuguago whon mentioning the matter to his fricnds, Mr, Oglesby is not an inflationist ; still, for tho sako of barmonizing the divorsc elementsin his party, ho is willing to see the romaindor of the £44,000,~ 000 resorve put out, but ho wants a_stake driven right thore to its hend. TFour hundrod millions of dollars is the limit of his gamo. Any gentlo. man wanting to play highor must go to some- Dody else's hand then Richard's. ‘Cho Govern- ment is underatood to think poorly of his col- Toagmuo's recont offort to solve tho grent mystory, which, howover, i not to bo wondered nt. pdassetaig THE DISTRICT RING. Speciul Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, A SURSIDIZED PRESS. ‘Wasiinaron, Feb, 1.—Some poople hereaway Iny great strocs upon the fact that the pross of Washington is unanimous in its support of tho District Goverumen Iowever, this is easily oxplained. Whon, two yoars ngo, Gon. Faros- worth prosented » momorial to Congress, signed by upward of 400 tax-pnyers, asking for an in- vestigation of District alfairs, ho was sot upon by tho entire city press. Tho Goneral himsolf was somoewhat ashnmed at this, and was begin- ning to have misgiviugs as to the pro- priety of advocating the investigation, but * his uncesiness wus moon Hob atrost, o escertminod that tho vory firat act of tho ring had boen to put 150,000 of tho first mppropriation where it would do the most zood,~— namely, into the pockots of tho nowspaper mon of tho dity, for advortising. <Lho Gencral, who is now in Washington, saya_all the advertising necesoary could have boen donoe for §500, The courso of these papers at 1ho prosent time would ;_ndncnln thnt thoy aro not forgotful of past avors, JUDGE WILSON'S RESOLUTION. On last Mouday, altor the ndjournmont of tho ouso, tho purtios who are urging an mventiga- tion of the Dintrict Govorument, sout to Judge Wilson, and obtuined tho memorial which Lo hold for their ugo, If tho dosument i returned by them to the Judge to-morrow, as it doubtloss will be, ho will introduco it, and move tho inves- tigation, Much speculation 18 indulged in as to tho composition of the Com- mitteo if it should bo ordered. 'Ihe agitation of tho investigation has aroused Con- ressmon, and thoy aro protty gonorally declur- ug that unlesa itis lad, and tho charges of double-mensuring of mircot-paving, otc., that have beon so freely made, and for which tha District domandu paymont by tho Govermnont, are_thoroughly clearod up, thoy will not vote & dollar of appropriation for tho District, THI; GOVERNOR'S MEMORIAL sooms only to have had the eficet of convincing tho doubtful onos of the necossity for an invosti- gation, e MATTERS FOR INVESTIGATION. Special Diapateh to Ths Chicago Tribuns, THE PACIFIO MAIL SUDSIDY JOB, Wasiixaroxy, D, 0., Fob, 1,—The Now York Tribune's sonuntion Is supposod to have como to light through a quarrel botween stockholders of the Puciflo Mail Steamship Company, the docu- ‘monts roferred to being lotters and oxtraots from thoe Company's filas aud books, Ruwor assigns to nonrly every prominent man in and out of Congress a placo in these rocords, which show thom to be guilty of recciving bribos from tha Company in roturn for offorts to sooure: the sub- aldy in which that corporation has rojoloed for gome yeors, Thoro hns beou anuntlagging inter- ost displayed all day in all olrelos horo with regard to the mattor, The Ways and Means Uomniitteo bogan an investigation of tho multer with olosed doora, last Congross, but soon gave it up. Aw far as b vas oarrlod, Bowover, it dig- olosed something vory rich, It Is said the first mun caught wus n promivont Domocratio Gope grossman from tho Wout, THE DUTLER AND RELSEY RING, a8 hos beon etatod, Lmvo boon rocelving molotios of 50 por cont fn all the casos ro nnd collooted by tham. At first it “:;.'L’é..‘,‘?::fi‘;t{ that tho colloctions of sucl dolinguent taxes mado by other partics wora rowardod nt tho samo rato, but {6 apposrs that within tho last cighteon months thers haw hoen collected through tho Intornal Rovonue Buroaw, nbout 0,000,000 of such taxos b an c'flpmmo of ‘fll por cont.. This makes tho DBut- lor-Kelsoy job n bliggor ono than was supposed. By tho torms of their contract, tho Butlor-Kolsoy Ring hnvo boon making thote ro. {mrku and transnoting their businosa through ho Sollcitor of tho Transury, and not_ through tho Intornal Rovenuo Burcau, whore it wounld proporly holong, Tho proper channel, for some reason, did not suit Butler, and as it stands it npponrs that ono departmont of tho Trensury Las been bribing anothor departmont to onter into o Joint conspiracy Lo dofraud tho pooplo. DUBTEED. Tudgo Wilson, of Indirna, Judge White, of Alabama, and Olarkson N, Potter, of Now York, o sub-committeo of the House Judiclary Come mitteo, to investigato Judgo Busteed, will un- dortako that work atan early day this wook. T'hoy have roceived from tho Prosidont power to send for porsons and papors, TIAILROAD TIONDA, Luttroll, of Colorado, who hns heen vainly endeavoring, over sinco tho boginning of the presont session, to secure action on a bill or resolution to. _ nuthorizo _tho Gonornl to proceed sgainat and compol ratlrond companies who owa the Govornment on ac- count of intorest on thoir bonds to pay the obligation, will probablytry again to-morrow by o motion to suspend the rules.” If tho action he nsks is hnd, It will, it is claimed, uncover the frauds and corruptions that have beon chargod in connection with tho coustruction of tho Sloux City & Iowa Falls, as woll as other rail- roads in the West. ¥ —_— RETRENGHMENT. Speeial Dispateh to Whe Chicago Tribune, 1OURS OF OLERKS AND THEIR PAY. Wasmyatox, D, C., Fon. 1.—In the work of the rovision of tho laws that is now goiug on in tho Ilouso on Wednosdny and Thursday nights, 1t hns beon discovored that a Inw pasaed in 1830, and still in foreo, provides that the departments in Washington shall be kept open for tho transaction of busincss ocight hours day botweon the 1st of October and tho 18t of April, and ton hours a duy betwoen the 1st of April ond tho 18t of October, This avorages nino bours a dry tho yoor round. The practico now is to keep the dopartmonts opon only six hours n day—a loss in time of one-third loss than that preacribed by the law, In addition toJhis loss of time, it subjects the people to GREAT INGONVENIENCE, Unloss ono having businoss ax tho doepart- ments gels thoro before 8 o'clock he cannot goin admiesion. In the Treasury Dopartment tho rulo is oven moro sovere, as aftor 2 o'clock 1o one will ho admitted without special pormis- ston from ono of the august officials in tho Chiof Clorik's division, 'I'ho suggestion is made that, by an enforcomont of (ho law nbove quotod, o saving can bo effectod by areduction of the clovi- cal foreo to two-thirda the present number. It tho Inw is carriod out, theolorks will thon not boe compalled to do moroe work than is done by clorks employed in privato business for less pay. The total AMOUNT PAID TO CLERKS in the departments now is $5.600,000, and, con- soquontly, o saving of ouc-third would smount to 31,366,000, Tho item really seoms largo enough to bo worthy the attention of our Con- gressionnl economists and reformers. INTERNAL REVENUE AFFAINS. The investigations that linve been making by & sub-committco of tho Ways and_Meacs Coni- mitteo into the Internal Revenuo Burcau have Attornoy |- CRIME. Partioulars of the Railway Robbery at Gad's Hill, Mo, Soven Desperate Rogues Engaged in the Affair, They Ride Off Leisurely in a Southerly Direction, A Boy in Tennessee Shoots and Kills His Rival, The Diamond Robbery in St. Louis. The Xron Mountain ailway Rodb bery Speciat Dispateh to The' Chicago Tridtine.” 81. Louts, Mo., Feb, 1,—The train robbery at Gad's Hill, on tho Iron Mountain Railrond, Inst night, has heen a gonoral thome of convorsation horo to-dny, The Little Rock express train loft Bt. Louis at 9:20 yostorday morning with its usual complement of passengers. Qad's Hill is a small station at which traina do notstop unless signaled. Tho train was BROUGHT TO A HTANDSTILL atsight of a rod flag, It was boardod by soven desporadoos. Tho conductor, 0. A, Alford, was ordered to give up his watch and money, which he did, but the formor was ro- turned. Thoy thon robbed tho oxpross- mossougor nnd Eafe, and took the rogistored lottors from tho mail-agent. While going through tho cars they inquired the namo of each passengor, and especially for a Mr. Pinker- ton, who thoy probably thought Lad his pookets well lined with greonbacks. Among thoso plun- derod was J. 8. Morloy, President of the Iron Mountain Railrond. THE THIEVES wore each armod with two revolvers and a gun, nnd wore masks. Dofors the arrival of the train thoy had talton the precaution to open the switchos 8o that further progross would bo impossible, and collocted sl the mon, women, and children in the village around the platform. They aro all describod as being abovo the avernge height, nono boing under six foot. OAD'S MILL is about 120 milos from St. Louls. The locality and the ronds passing near it are described as follows: Tho 8t. Louis & Iron Mountain and Cairo & Fulton Railroads aro operatod as ono rond, ‘Ihomas Allen Presidont, ‘Trains for Mem- phis nod Litile Rock traverso the samno track to Bismarck, pnssengors for Momphia prpcoeding to Bolmont, opposito Columbus, Ky., and pas- songers for Arkansas proceeding by Pilot Knob and Poplar Bluff. Gad's Hill ia situated in the northwostern corner of Wayne County. It is » mere flag-station, Piedmont, on the Black River, seven miles directly south, being the already proven uscful. The Burcau has been found in good working ordor, overything pro- cooding smoothly, in a manner caleulated to win approval from all parties, but the fnct was forced upon the attention of tho Sub-Committes that tho forco m tho oflice is altogothor too latge for the amount of busiuces trausacted, Tho same thonght has occurred to Commissioner Douglnss, a8 ho Lus signified his intontion of dischargiug thirty-tive of his clerks, —fiftcon to go to-morrow and twenty on the 1st of uext month. Tholaw allows tho Com- missioner to flx tho pay of Giaugers, aud, undor this disoration, ho Las boen paying themn 87 a duy, Tho Committeco will bring in o bily) beforo long to fix tho pay of of Guagors ut 35 o day, which will vesult in an nnnunl saving of at lonst $100,000. Tho bill will also contuin u provision taking from tho Commissionor all diecretion in such cases, which it is fair to that ofticer to eay is requested by him, Ho complaing that wheuover ho bas at- tempted to cut down the pay of a Guager, ho iy been brought round by s sharp turn by tho Congressman representing the District in which the Gunger wns employed. Guegors and higher oflicials arc held to be valuable at Congressional nominating conventions, Many other points of roformation will be covered by iho bill. plote il e NEWSPAPER ROW. GOSHORN TO HAWLEY, ‘Wasgurxarox, Fob, 1,—Tho following letter has been furniehed to the press by the Presidont of the Centennial Associntion, UNIED STATES CENTEXNIAL COMMIBION, 04 WALNUT STRERT, PHILADELYHIA 3 The Hon. Joseph @ Hawley, President Centennial Commigwion, Sm: My nticntion hus been called to certaln des- putches from Washington, referring to tho rumor that beveral uowspaper correspondents had rocontly ap- proaciied mo on tho subject. of the Contounial mens~ ure in its relation to Congress, Dispatches wero sont, ontirely without my knowl- edgo, they much exaggerating tha facts, It {5 report- cd that cight persons approaclied mo to ask for con- peusation for services tioy might bo ablo to rendor, ut ono person, Mr, Gallagher, Topresenting himsolf 10 )i odrreapoudeiit, Applicd fo mo for suCh competi- eation for himeelf and o others aenoclated with him, whoro nnmes were not given, I have sinco loarned | that ho s not o correspondent of any leading journul, itk gatliors nows for a largo number of weekly papers in different scctions of the_country, which'haveno regular correapondent in Washington, Ho offered to send ull our interestiug items ‘of nows and all nur anouncements promptiy toall these ri- pers 1 order to keop tho subject freeh 1 tho minds of ilio proplo, Hfo ovidenily segarded it o merg ndvortis: ing busincas, and ns suelt the offer was coneldered and respectfully declined, A8 you oro awore, tho Com- missfon g always held that tho Exhibition must stund upon fts own merits and iis_materinl character, and I have heon gratificd and encouraged to lourn it my interviows wilth correspoudeuts of tho press ut \aehington that they regard ho entorpriso in {bo wamo lght; - will givo it n fair and impartisl conslieration’; nud thot thiey will unito i "condemning oll demands or ot~ {onipts on tho part of unyono to obtain monoy._for tho support of measures pending in_Congress, 1 rogrot exceedingly thut tho reports reforred to buvo boen so exaygerated, and (Lot thoy haveglven causes for em- Larrssment to gentlomen ot Washington Who 8o worthily represent their profosaion, T buvo tho honot to b your abedient servant, T, Gosuont, Director-Goneral, o ncarest tolograph point., Tho surrounding country is very sparsely settled, Groonville, tho countyssont; of thio coubty, boli aceredited with a population of only 118 Ju 1870. Tho surfaca of the country is soncmny brokou, and is mainly heavy timber-laud, such as would afford a good rendozvous for a party of outlaws. THE sTOILS. £ 'The following i8 a partial vecord of the prop- orty taken: The thioves got 1,080 irom tho nx(lmua.‘ four registerod packages from the mail, $70.60 from Silas Terry, $15¢ from C. D. Houry, 30 from G. G. Dent, $100 from Mr. Bcott and son, §200 trom Mr. Lincoln, $200 from Mr. Morriam, 820 from 0. 8. Nowall, @16, o Ting valued nt $30, and a broastpin val- uod at 3100 from W. A. hMoLain, a gold wateh and chain from a passonger, and 850 from Mr. Alford, conductor of the train, TIHERE I8 GREAT FXCITEMENT over the aflair at Gad’s Hill, and the citizens are proparing to follow them up, (4o the_.dsaocinted Press,) 81. Louts, Mo,, Fob. 1.—IFurthor particulurs of tho tram robbory at Gad's Hill Inst evoning are to tho offect that the robbera’ roal erpuxu in stopping tho'train was to rob_ Mr. Statnch-~ fiold, Becretary of the Clearwator Lumber Com- puny, whom they oxpected to be on the train with 25,000, but ho was not aboard. After the robbers nd soizod Conductor Alford and othor train mon, and placed them undor gunrd, one of tho gang pasded along tho lino of the train FLOURISHING PISTOLS, and commanded the passengors to keep quiet, or thoy would kill the conductor aud enginoer, Part of tho band then robbed the express and mail, taking only moneg, and ofterwards plun- dored the passengers, Lhere ware only twelve malo passengers, five ladies, and several children on tho train. ‘Cho total amount of monoy ob- tained, including $1,080 from the oxpross, waa £4,844, They took only gold watches from the passougers, and ~ roturned _ thoso of Genoral Superintendent Morley, who was on the trein, and Conduetor Alford, be- caneo they had their names engraved on them. ‘I'he robbers slso took $B00 from the CITIZENS OF GAD'S MILL. The thieves are unknown, but it is thonght a clew to thom has_beon uscertained. They wero traced to Black River, six miles west of Gad's Hill, but the trail was lost thero, “Tho Sheriff of Wayne County 18 endenvoring to organize posse at Piedmont to scour the country for tho robbers, and it isunderstood that the Post-Ofiice Depariment and Adams Express Company will take active monsures to capture them, Murder in ‘Tennessees Naenvirie, Toun., Fob, 1.—On Friday night, tho 80th inst., at o dancing-party at tho rosi- dence of My, Payne, in tho Bixth District, of this county, Josoph Briloy, 17 years of age, while standing on tho floor with his partuor, was IIOT TIROUGH THE IIZAD ond instantly killed by Robert Batos. A difii- ‘culty aroso a8 to which of the two young men ishould dauco with o cortain lady in that sot. IThoy sgreod to loavo tho quostion to her do- .cision, Bhe declded in favor of Driloy, Batos procured mnothor partnor, and just before tommencing tho dance left her, remarking thut 0 wonld return in hinlf o minuto, which he did, having in bis hand & Colt's navy rovolver. Ho gaid: *“ Look here; I sm going to shoot ; FIRES., At Ann Avbor, Rich. Snecial Disvateh to t'he Chicano T'cibune, AN Anton, Mich., Feb. 1,—Two barns with their contonts, bolongiug to Goorge Gilbort ang Richard Bain, wore to-dny destroyed- by a fire which originated in sn sshburrel. Gilbort's loss iy gmall, with no iusurance. Bain's loss is about 400 ; insuroed m Dotroibcompunics. At Wilmiagton, 0, Special Dispateh to The Chicaga T'riliune, WiLyinatoy, 0., Fob, 1—1'he dwolling of P. West, the fluest in this county, including tho Tueniture, wos ontirely destroyod b{ firo to- niglt. Loss heavy ; exuct amount not known, In Nashvillie, 'Tenne Nasnvinve, Fob, 1,—At 1 o'clook this morning, the old Yost-Olilee building, corner of Church and Chorry stroots, occupiod by Mr, Sobol us s dollur-store, was discovered to bo on fivs, Thoe ontiro fixtures and stock woro a total loss, ‘The budding was owned by tho MoNairy hoirs; insurol i the Hurtford for ~ 34,000, "o staok I8 reported at botween $8,000 nud 81,0003 fnsured in tho Stata for £3,600; Mau- hattan, §1,600; und Ningara, 8600, -Tho firo wun supposad to bo tho work of un incondiary, At 7 o'clock this morning, tho throe-story Dullding No. 35 Unlon ntroot, bolanging to M, A, D, Borry, of Boston, nud oseupied s % barbor- shiop, wan discoverod to bo on fire, onusod by & defectivo flne, It was damaged §1,600; fusurod in tho Commoroial for rn,oué‘, e OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWG, New Youg, Fob, 1.—Arrlved—Steamer 8pain, from Livorpool ; Donmark, from London ; Stata ‘1’!’ Qeorgin, from Glasgow ; Hormunn, from romon - I AM,QOING TO KILL OMEBODY 3" and immediately tired, erying out: * Evorybody Atand baok. 'I'lie firet ono thut lays havds ou me 1 will serve in the sume way.” He mado his os- oape. 'I'ho following is tho verdict of the Coro- ner's Jury: *‘ Joueph Briley came to Lis death {rom o pistol-abot 1irod from the hands of Rob- ort Bates, deliborately, willfully, without just <eauso or provoontion, the net constituting murdor in tho fhiut degree.” The Gt. Louis Dinmond Robbery. 8¢, Lous, Feb, L—1t was A, W, Pylo, inatoad of Rosentoldt, who disapponred from here yos- torday with tho Ley of D, Spyer's sate. Mr. Spyer returnod bomo to-dsy, nnd on opening his safe ho discovered it liad boen robbed of dinmondy, sot and unset, aud gold watches worth from $20,000 to $26,000, No clew has yet Yeen obtainud as to Pyle’s whoreabouts, Iighway RRobhery nnd Assault. Corumnus, Ohlo, Fob, L.—Lust nigit J, R, Qrismor, » promivont mombor of tho thentrical company attnehed to Sargont's Athenmum, of this city, whilo on hig way to his hotel, waa n- snited by a rough, and, whiie atrompting to pun- ish the rascal, was torribly cut with a_Lnito, His face shows throo deop gashos, while his hunds and arm also show marks of the wospou, 1o will recovor. Arrost of an Allogod Dofaultor. Speciul Dusputeh to T'he Chicago Tribune, Eanr BaaiNaw, Mich,, Fob, 1.—leforonce way mado i thoso dispatolios & wook sinco to tho sudden and vuapicioun dlnnpl)unruncu of the local sgont of the lhonix Mutual Lifo Insuranco Company, Goorge I, llamhn, a man who had lu-u\- ously borne un oxcellont roputation horo, o loft with his wifo, and an exmmination of his rown, Feb, 1,—1ho stoumor Adrlatio, from Now York, arrivod to-night. accounts showed that he was in nrrears to Lis Qompany about §1,000. T'bo mattor was put in tho bands of Dofeotive Jamon Novins, of e | tiny hicagn Daily Teibune, police forco, and on Friday Iast Hamlin was ar- roatod in Baltimoro, disguised in appearanco, aud working for anothor_insitrauce company under an aysumod namo, o srrived ab thiscity on tho lato_traln Inst ovoning, und is now in tho County Jnil nwaiting oxsmivation, Hnmlin is not nbad man. His doflcloncy has boen acen- mulating during tho past yonr, and in tho result of & vory low snlary and tho \nfgll prico of Hvln;{. Whon arrcsted in Daltimoro o hnd_not sufl clont monoy to pay is wook's board, Tito stato- ment that o sirango woman was mixed upin the il an first tolographod, is without foundn- on, Eu-Klux Arresteds Loutevitir, Ky, Fob, 1.—A special to the Courier-Journal siys six more alleged Kn-Kiux ‘havo boen arreatod In Honry County to-day by the nuistance of Unitod States soldioer station- od in Owon County, Tho Doputy Marshal, with tho prisoners, ia oxpotad to arrive in this clty to- night, LATER. Louvtsvire, Ky, Fob. 1.—Deputy United Btates Marahnl Wyatt arrived v this eity to- night with fivo of tho prironers nrrested mn Honry County. While briuging tho prisonors down on tho steamor Gou. Lyle, Willinm Smoot, the nlleged leador in tbo Ku-Klux doprodations, maniaged to oscapo. Wsate found no dififculty in maling tho arrost, tho prisonors ofteriug no - reatatance, All wore nrrotted on warranta issued by Unitod States Commisgionor Merriweather of this distriot, Punished for Stopping tho Mails. Prrrsnunon, Fob, 1.—R. L. Dudley and W. B, ‘Wales, who were convicted somo {imo ago of conspiring to stop the Unitod Statos mails, ware brought into court yosterday to rcooive sentonco, Dudley wns sentenced to pry & fine of H600 and sorvo pix yoars in tho Wostern Ponitontinry. ‘Wales was fined 3300 and sontenced to the Ponl- tontiary for five yoars. Not Guilty. OostoerraNp, Md, Fob. 1.—In tho ouse of Bosley, cn trinl for the murder of Loyd L. Clary, cditor of tho Cumberland Times, tho jury rei- dorod & vordiet of not gullfy. The vordict was greoted with cheors, and tho prisoner was dis- chinrgod nnd escorted home in triwmph. Robbory Near Atbany. Annaxy, Fob, 1.—Last night, at thoe houss of Andrew Marray, on agod farmer, living in the Pown of Guildorland, abont eight_milos from this city, four masked men bound Mr. Murray aud his sistor, tho only occupants of the honse, and took pair of valublo horaos, which thoy Dnrnessod o a sloigh and escapod. TIHE LABOR QUESTION. Printers’ Strikie in Indianapolis—Dea mand for &tn Increase in Wagess Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, IxpranaroLw, Ind,, Fob, 1.—A fow wecks be- foro tho panic, tho printors of this city bolong- ing to the Typegraphical Union et in nesem- bly, and resolved upon an incrense of prices for job and nowspajper work. Thoy aunounced tho new scalo to the publishers on Sunday, sud it wont into operation at once. The ratea wore so far boyond what any publicetion could afford, that tho daily no'wepapers were obliged at onco tocut down exponses to onable tho ordinary publication of the paper. Presontly tho panic camo, and the papars wora called upon to cndure a govoro strain. A mooting of tho printers on tho last Saturday in October, rescinded the provious scale, and put into oporation tho rates that bad boen paid while the city wag prosperous and tho business of the news- paors passably good. Tho action reduclng tho scalo suspended the increased rato uwtil last nignt. It was not generally oxpected smong tho publishera that tho subject would bo seri- ouely considered again, at least for the prosent. "ha printorn, huwaver, thuaght this the proper tuno to mcreaso thoir ratos of compousation, and, on a full vole, decided to re-establish rates which the publishers regard as not only exor- bitant, but as impossible. Tho publishers wora not notifiod of tho advance until1 o'clock to- day. Anticipating tho poasibilitios, they pro- aonted Jast night a protost againut the incroease, l:‘k‘ la::st until businesa revived, which lad no effect, Befora this *nll the publishers of the city had entorod futo an ngreement not to submit to any advance of rates, agroeing, zlso, to stand unif- edly upon the issue. Therefore, when notice was givon to-day they iustantly rolused to accedo, and tho printerd in o body strack. The city bas been ransncked for printors. Business ‘men and women once typos volunteered their sorvices, 80 that all dailics issue to-mozrow, slihoughonly lialf sheets, Both partios stand flvm, without the probability of receding, The sirikers nasert ulter absenco of an intent to commit violonco of any kind or Interfero with tho oflices, Tho pub- lishers are confident of securing enough non- Union men mn & fow dnys to take tho cases of tho strikers, Tho Senfinel and Journaloflices aro under polico guard to-night, to meat barely possiblo emorgencies. Arrest of a Commuaist in Now Yorik. New Youx, Feb. 1.—The polico to-dny discov- ered o lot of unloaded hand-grenades on the premiges of a Frenchwan namad DeBuchi, a former Communist, aud arreated DoBuchi, 1] 'he Intter’s friends claim they nro the remainder of o lot purchssed for tho Ironch Government during the Franzo-German war. R TREATME. OF THE INSANE. Alleged Abuses in Ponnsylvanin Asys Jumn== Extract irom the kcport of the Board of PPublic Charities. Special Dispateh to The Chicago L'ribune, Putnapecenia, Feb, 1.--A fow yoars ago tho publio wero horrified by startling disclosuros mado concorning tho treatnent of the iusane in cortnin workbouses and private ssylums in Ponnsylvania. Energetic monsuroes woro at once ndopted to romedy tho fearful abuses brought to light, aud it was thought that their recurrenco was improbable, The following statemont, copied from tho roport (now in tho State Print- or's hands) of George L. Harrison, Esq., Presi- dent of the Board of Public Charitios, describing their presont {¥eatment in somo private naylums, will interesting to the renders of Tu TRIBUNE: Ha lost to allsense of deconcy hnve thosnsano bcomo by roason of tho fafluro on the part of those in nuthors 1y to oncourage propor appreclation of self-respect ninong the fwiates, thut their Lubits ara procisely like thoso of o brute,” Consoquently, many of thein uro Jopt naked in tho colls, from which {hoy uro drawn out each morntug to be cleancd aad thoir rooms put in ordor,—tho fithicst part of which s thelr littor, for thotr ' bedding conslats wholly of atraw,—when fhey aro returned to their dlnuumnfi dens, there to pass anothor perioa of solitary wretchedness in on ntmos plors anore offcuelva tun Imagioation cin coucelvo, omo of thoso Door people ure rogarded by tho other inmutes a8 mero animals; and tho young girla of tho eatavlishment look upon' fheso men o thiey would uvou o hrso or o iog, 44 thoy are drawn out {rom thiefr cells and dungeoue, Another member of the Board roports the fol- lowing incidont of o visit to tho insano dopart- mant of & workhonse ; Wo saw (liero o young woman, over %0 yenrs of ngo, whess wholo dress consisted of a thin chomisn with short sloaves, o singlo skirt, and u palr of shoes, When_Lrought beforo tho visltors, o borrowed eloak was thrown over her shanldora; sho was blue with cold, and utterly flthy in porson, © Oz tho duy of this visit' tho thormomoter foll 1o 14 degreos, A Rr. E. Haskoll, who was an iumato of thrae Qifferent asylums, rolaton the following cnse, It iu but propor to add that his statemont js to bo talon cum grano salis: Ono fomulo, onco an_intelligent, estcemed, nnd rt- tractive young ludy, tho daughter of u well-known fu- linbitunt of the nelghtorhood, who lsd fallen u vietim 1o tho arty of Ler sulucor twenty-one years ugo, is s sad cavo, Lylug on bod of atraw upon thu damp, dirty floor of u dungeon, whoro tho ight was only ad: ‘mitiod whien th daor was opeued for it 10 bo eleanod out, A seat, n olialr, or o hionieh lins nover beon fure uished lier, Tho musulos of (ho lower extromitios, from tho cramped posltion In which she wus always found, Livo bocoma_ pormavontly coulracted, 8o that Lior only movements resomblo thoso of & frog RELIGIOUS. Revival ut feardstown, 0t Sneetal Dispatel to Ths Chicago T'rfbune, Beanpsrowx, I, Fob, L—An unusual infor- | ost is mnnifostod at tho difforout churchies in thos city, aud pratracted meotings have leon hield for'tho past two waoks, with 1 vory full at- toudance, _About wixty have united Wwith the DMothodist Epincopal Ohureh and forty-six with the Congrogutional; and tho moetings ‘still con- ue, ’ ¢ i) wan il 6. VT it T ] NUSESER 163, s A Whole Family Ed ™ f Diseased Pork. Volunteer Nurses Also Suffer. Spectal Diiapateh to The Chicago Tribune, CiNeryNaty, O, TFeb, 1.—Lrof. Willism Clan~ denin, who fills tho chairof austomy in tno Miami Medieal Collogo, of this city, roturned to- dey from a professional visit to Aurors, Ind., 98 miles below this city, onthe Ohio River. ‘Lho ohject of his visit was tho investigation of gov- oral cases of triokina splralis of recont oceur- ronce in that place. The first victimswo ro Mrs, Threnart, & German widow, and hor throo chil- dron, two boys, sged 14aud 7, andn girl agod 10 yoars, Dr. Olondenin was Intorviawed by " - fmtr speeisl roporter to-day, and furnished tho acts, It appears that Mrs. Thranart had two hopas Xilled for homo conaumption nbout four weels 880, ona of which had beon sick aftor running animal hiad what is ealled Droop. It wag atiff in tho streets n month or so boforo killing, Tho in tho limbs and lost its appotito, but, after dos- ing with sulphurand sweot mill, it recovered and fattonod up, A quantity of saussge was mado with the mont, and of this Mrs, Threustt and her childron partoolk frecly on lnst Monday. It was prepured and cookedin tho usual way, On Tuosday Inst, THE FAMILY TOOK SICK. ‘Thoy complained of n_withering paln in the Dbowels,—of being very tired and sore nll over the surfaco of the body. Vomiting and dinrrbea et In and the family-physician was caliod. Ho thonght the symptons wers those of typhoid fovor, and troated nccordingly. The illness of tho mothor and hor children oXcited the sympae thy of her uui<hhom. and thoy took it in tirn to nurse them, Mra, Duyter, wifo of the Method- ist ministor, with hor’ two childron, the young- est om;{ 4yoars old, was tho first nurse, and do- voted hersoll oxclusively to tho Christian duty. Bhio toolk up hor abode in tho sick houso, und, whon meal-time camo, prepared aud ato somo of tho sausagoe, together with tho young- cst ohild, Tho other chiid woutd not touch it, On thoe noxt day, Thursday, Mrs. Buyter and her child waro seized in the semo manter as tho victims tho camo to nurse,aud still no sus- picion was aroused ag to the cause. OTIHER YICTINS, That ovening, Miss Davis, aged 19, and Miss Mollenhofl, aged 20, two charming young women, camo to nurse the sick, and at supper partook of tlhe sausage and some of tho fricd ment, They wore secized with pains in the stomach and Dlowels in an hour, and woto deathly sick. An old woman presoribed hot whisky-punch, and mado them drink it freely, which increased the vomiting. They aro now convalaseing. A lad named Kreiger, who ‘brought kindling-wood to Mrs. Threnart's houso, bod suppor, ond is also down with tho samo sicknos, Tinally, & Mrs, Ross came and ato also of the moat, and soon after took sick in the same man= ner 08 all tho rest, but at once suspected tho mea ng tho cause, and enidgo to the physician. Ha called in Dr. Sutton, of tho Health Dopart- mont, aud A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIE of tho snusago cooked, aud rar, was made, upon which the_stnrtling fact was revealed that the ment was litorally alivo with the trichina spiralis, Ho tenncious is_ this little dovil of lifo, that it waa soen to survive the pickling process and the cooking of tho meat, Tho entiro carcaso of the hog that had been sick is infocted, not even the Lones bowg free from tho invasion. Under tho ‘microscope, it looks like knots and coils of tho common earth-worm, with vo sharp or pointed extremities; and, whilo ihis is being writien, o epeck of the flesh not larger_than the head of a small pin is under view, and coutaiug millions of the mag- gots, wriggling and twisting about, although totally invisible to the naked eye. ‘Whon Dr. Clendenin left Aurora last night all THE PATIENTS except the two young ladics wero still lying vory ill. 'The symptoms woro alike on all—a peculiar paloness of the skin, with s kivid pufiness around the oyes, and tho lower extremitics puff- cdand swolien. T'hoy lio crouched up in bed with the shonlders drawn forward, and theknees drawn up to the chin. Thero is o pninful weaknoss iu tho limbs, It is painful to protude the furred and thickened tongue. The voico is huslky and changed in tone. There is dinrrhea, with o tendency to dysontery, thirst, complote logs of appotite, sud & fover which increnses to- ward night, Tho oldest boy and the girl of Mrs. Threnart, and Mrs, Buyler, the ministor's wife, Wwho 18 & fine, hoalthy woman, will undoubtedly die, bus somo hopes are_ entortnined thut ali the other viotims will survive. Tho affair hne creatod TIIE GREATEST ALATM AND CONATERNATION in tho community of Aurora, whoro thora is n large German population, which lives on pork and othor meat_of the hog kind. A crowd of thom invaded Dr, Sutton's room at the hotel, last ovening, with picces of pork, sausage, nod ham, to have them oxamined for fear of trichi- na, and publio confidenco has been vo much sbakon in pork as an article of food that tho commodity is tabooad, and it isnow = drug in the Aurora murker. i CASTUALTIES. A Miner Orushed, WiLkEspArie, Pa., Fob., 1.—Thursday Inst, the roof of & coal mino near this city caved in, inclosiug o laborer named Macdonald, A large force of men worked day and night, hoping to roscue him, but wero unable to reach him until to-day, whon his romains wora found crushed under n mass of rock, which had to bo blasted boforoe tho body could be removed. i THE WEATHER. , Wasuiyatoy, Feb, 1.—PnonanLrries —TFor Mondey, in New Ingland, northerly winds, veer- ing to hortheasterly, partly clondy and continued cold weather, followed b'&uhghfli:hsu of tom- perature. TFor tho Middle Staths sud Lowor akes, mnorthonstorly winde, alling ba- rometer, and or partly cloudy waonther, For BSouthorn ~ States, fallivg bavomoter, northeastorly winds, highor temfionuure, cloudy weather, and light rain. For tho Uppor Lakes and this Northwest, falling barometor, northoast to woutheast winds, riging tomporature, cloudy weather, and pousi- Dly light suow. cloudy tho — = R KANSAS SENATORIAL ELECTION. B1. Lous, Mo, TFeb, 1.—Specinls from To- poka, Kan,, soy the stragglo for tho Sountorship 18 bucoming vory warm, sud groat oxcitomont oxists, 'Chero is at prosont, howover, uo mora probebility of either party uniting on a man thun there was ab tho commoncement of tho contost, and 1t is utterly impossible to tell who will be the sucoessful candidate, ——— ALBANY LIVE-STOCK MARKET. Special Dispateh (o The Chicago Tribune, ALDANY, o Yo, Fob, L—BEEVES—Tho market, dur- $nig tho woek, proved duil snd nwatlsfuctory to noarly wll engaged fn trade, Tho Eastorn as well a3 the Weateris tnurkots re ail overtooked with cattle; sud compluints ar6 provalent that tho stack costs too uch mouey to pay fur biliging ast, On thy oponing diy therowas a good uttendunico of Iooatand Enstern coun try dealers, but olders domnnded full pricos, and, in spite of the reductious usked for, would make no con= cosslona, Tho following day'a 'sttondanco was good, compuising u numbor of Leavy Hrighton doalers, but vory littlo busiues was done, sud that mostly of une satisfuctory - prices, Now Yorkers wern slow and - timid buyers, knowing that largo mupe plics would go ' through in fivst lunds trom Buffalo und Obicago, Hoceipts, 428 car loads. Tho averuge quulity of the stock was sbout tho same, embraciig twenty “foads of Toxaus, and a lorge min- }n'r of light and middlo wolghls, Prices wore wa ful- owa ¢ Tremium, Lstrn,., X BuErr AND Lad nn—Roceipls, 08 car loads, A fair demund was oxporieneed, bt b number of biyors ire not diaposed to pay the advanco asked, which (s bUa per 100 1, Tho averago quality of (ho wapply 18 ne hottor, If a5 good, us lust weokk, No lambs v beor socolyod, excopt & fow mixzd i und sold with slivoy Blvep, 5@0)50¢ oxirs, T@T)50 pex Ihy