Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1874, Page 1

~ The Chicago VOLUME 27. CHICAGO, SATURDAY, FEBRUAR Y. 7, 1874, DRY GOODS, GOLDEN 1 OPPOI@NITY. TEE GREAT CLEARING SALE Larson PirigCo’ RETAIL DEPARTMENT, Madison & Peoria-sts. following BARGAINS will bo oponed The Lol FORDAY'S BALE: Hamburg Embroideries, &o. 2,000 pos. Hnmburg Hdgings, at 5, 6X, 8, "and 0 Gt yd., g uostionably tho gront- «oat bargaina over offered. 1,000 pes. Hamburg Edgings, flue qualities and rich styles, at a grent saoriflco. 600 doz. Ladies® Linen Collars ot & ots. each, ZLindies’ Lace Collars, 10 cts, Lindies’ Linen omn,’lo ots, pair, worth 30. ZTandies’ Fanoy Linon Sots, in boxes, 25 ota. ench, Bmbroid’d Linon Sots, in boxos, 40 and 50 Mlende ShabEob Hlcts,, 10 ots Good Linen Hom-stitohed' Hdkfs,, 125 ots, ench. Lindies’ Linen Oambrio Hdkfs,, 6, 8, and 10 ots. onch. Bargains in Guipure and Yak Liaces. Black Liace Voils, 26 ots, cach. Hosiery and Underwear, Imr%e line of Children’s Fn.nc{‘Waol Hose, at 8, 10, and 15 ots,, loss than half price. Groat roductions in Obildron’s Fanoy Oashe ‘moro Hose, Tadlos’ Ribbod Morino Hoss, 10 ots. patr. Tidiow White Morino Patont-fashioned i}ouo tvavm-th 35 ots., for 16 ofs. pair; a slaughtor. Tadiog’ Good Hoavy White Cotton Hose, 15 ond ots, Indies’ Whito Ootton Flcocod Hose, full rogular madoe, 26 ots., worth 60. i Bargains in Mon’s Hosiery. Liodies’ Fine Merino Vests and Drawoers, 60 ota, onch, reduced from $1.00. Mon’s Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers, 50 cta. ench, half price. GLOVES. Rarse lot Ladies’ Winter Gloves, 25 ots,, wor! th 50, q&muty 1-button Paris Kid 0 ¢ Begulur $1.76 - Gloves for $1,00. ¢Thomson’s Best Kid Gloves, 2-buttons, $1.50, worth $2.25, Lurm’u 2-button Kid Gloves, Opera Shades, $1.00, a bargain. CORSHETS. $1.00 quality F'rench Wove Oorsats for 40a. 1,76 ¢ imported Frenoch Oorsets for $1.00 2,50 “ fino = = for 1.50 32 Moo Gt ane ey rled | o e s siiasaieen, mar b el ino 410530 #ots in Chicago, and aro dotorminod to soll them. LADIES’ TIES, &C. 1,000 T'ur-trimmed Silk Tios, 35¢., worth 75. Eash Ribbons at reducad pricos. Maraoilles Ootton Trimmings, 36 ots, po., worth $1,00, Oambrio Bufltings, 25 ots. pieco. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY, MADISON AND PEORIA-STS. PRINTS. Ladics wanting & good Calico that will neithor ‘wash out nor fado out, will find in tho “RICHMOND PRINTS” Bomothing to their purposo. In the largo varioty of thess goods, tho S “OHOOOLATE STANDARD STYLES" (Copyrighted Ticket), “QUARER STYLES" (Copyrightod Tioket), AND “STANDARD GRAY STYLES" (Copyrighted Tickot), Espeolally rocommond thomselvas for chastaness of do- sign and durability of color, Wholesala buyecs through- out the country conslder them unogualod, Examino tho tekot 10 bo eure yon got a RIGHMOND PRINT. ORGANS AND MELODEONS. GEO. A, PRINCE & 0. . Organs & Melodeons. d Most_ I Thie Oldest, Largosty and Most Parfoct Manutsotory in 53,000 Now In use, No other Musical Instrument ovor obtalned the samo Popularity. %~ Send for Prico Lista, Address o BUFFALO, N. Y. —_— COMMISSION MERCHANTS. C.T.WHEELER & CO., General Commission Merchants, Room 17, No, 120 Washington-at., (Exchange Place), CHICAGO, ILL. ReyeneNors—Union National Bank, Ohicago; Motro- el ok, Mo Horks et P : Natioual ston: aional Hanky &t Loufes. Nationl X He Nationa! Hank of Kopubllo, uilsdalplia; hehmn:’ i kfi«figl‘ m-.n' ‘. gnnln:.plg'.xfa eral & Merobante' Bank, ro: al thonal Bank, Fittaburgh: Bank of Cailfornis, Ban Fran. WANTED, PARTNER WANTED, With 820,000 to 25, , 820,00 to 435,00, alther, Active or, Spocal, i & A S W o Kadress N 5 Tribuns ficors oo by Drefemels TO RENT. . LAKE-ST, STORE, The firsi-olsse Btoro on Lake.st., just east of Olark, ) with stoam heati, d_hy o WAL AL S PR e FOR SALE. Walnut Lumber 200,000 foet for sale in lots of 6,000 feot (a c: piy 1o WIITAKEL & OAL ‘Furaltare NEW PUBLICATIONS. A AN A A A A A AN AAAAAR MUSIC GIVEN AWAY. ! THF, AMATEUR, the loading Musical Monthly, con. talns olavon pages of now and popular musio, and nine pagos of intorosting musical items and skotchies. BAMP: LE COFY FREH. | Babscription, tnoluding the basutiful ohromo of **Tiaj v Houts," Orio Dollar per yoar, i3 Chestnutat,, - LEE & WALKER, Vfl‘,h“:ldl:}nm.' HAVANA LOTTERY. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY 450,000 dra 17 days. Olroplay il in. sua v e U, Crnr s A. MARIO & CO., b3 Biroadway, P. 0. Hox 2543, S SCALES, FAIRBANKS BIANDARD 5] SCATLE FAIRDANKS, MORSH & 00 OF ALL BIZL8. 111 AND 118 LK £:5¥ ‘WATOHES. Arrmmnnns s M lciic ey WATCH (0., OF OHIOAGO, MANUFACTURRRS OF STEM & KBEY-WINDING WATCHES, ‘Throo grades of which have their unogualled Stom.Wind- ing and land.Satting Attachment. Solling at 835, nd 8100 oach, with tho Ca.'s gusranteg - oods. TITE CO. D 70 JOEBERE. 0- DO NUTERLL PAUL CORNELL, Prosidont, . L 0. WILLIAMS, V, P Address CORNRLL WATOH C Revonty-aixth.at, and Groenwood.ay. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. SHIRTS, Collars, CTJE:FS, WILSON BROS., 67 & 60 WASHINGTON-T., CHIOAGO, And Pike's Opera FHouno, Fourth-at., Cincinnati, REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE. Must hove money. A lot on Third-av. (Donrborn-st, front), aouth of VanBuren-at, One-third cash, Mako an offer, Address V' 37, Tribuno ofiico, FOR SALE, AT A GREAT BARGAIN, IF BOLD THIS WEEK, 50 foot N. W. corner of Wabash-av. and Thicty.third. st. Kasy torms, ALFRED JAMIE 8. W. cor. Madison and Olark: GENERAL NOTIOE:! NOTICE T0 THE PUBLIC. At & mooting of tho undorsigned, Coal Doslers of ¢his olty, it was unanimously voted thint horeatter all Goal should be PAID FOIL WILIEN ORDKRED, tho objoct Delnig o lostan exuonao of tho businoss by disponsing with collootars, and to proteot themsalves from imposition by partios not desorving of credit, Blaks, Whitehouao & Co. ron't and Managor, +Grand Crossing, cor, Chicago, Til. Tobort Law, ., , L. Hedstrom #00., Hogers & Go., Boglo & Co., Minot T, Amas & Co., Kellag, Morley & Co.. Waldron, Niblock & Go., \V. B \Johaagn, Reno & Li S, Tebardson & Co., Dyor & Co., West, McG J. L. Hathoway, Iardor & Tiafor, Tiartwell Bron., O, §; Jislo & Co., Duguid & Crolcliton, John Grif Galt, W. M. & 1.'F. Ol A7 T Curtiss'& Co., catt, Nelfon Bron,, d.’ Hanson, 2'D." Stono, Voss & Snydacker, T. B Chostor & Co., Lrana el Tesns For Buggles, B press, 2k, Gro- 3 Asvotes Runner Attachment for Whecled Vehi- - cles, Fils any ket and Business Wagons. Isstrong > H A: A, ABBOTT, cor. Beach & Sebor 6ta. Chleago, ADVERTISERS Yo doairo to mak confraots forang o the Cooporative Tints ‘of Ohicago, St. Lonis, Now Zork, Slwatkeo, .00 Foaholllo, oc e "cho Groat Yorkitos of Ginclanat,'si: fulsvifle, Doteolt, Now Yor 3 ot Wockly, OAK BAVE SMONEY by andromsing. L 8. SLREPER, Room 20 Lakesida Buplfl‘lln‘- NOTICH. Konxs' HoteL, Cmioaco, Yeb, 2. All porsons ara horsby cautloned riot to pay any account dae the Osborne Varnish Mfg, Co. to Nat . Lano, or to dobyts of and falled trust him on tholr acoount, as 18 Comtmmoting. saia Lang baving loft. thi S {o acsoust o s Domnacy for ebods sod by bfm. N &, on & Co., 175 Randofob:ate, will raco duo tho Go. " 'OSBORNIE VARNISH MEG. €O OHARLES LEWIS. LADIES! Aro not {gnorant of tho valua of & boautiful complexion, This loads many to resort to various dovices to obtaln it. Allilquids (univorsally Injurions), white load, and choap Hily whites find tholr way to tho toilot, and oruptions and death result. Tey TOILETINE. _For salo by druggists. NOTICE. After Fobruary 1, 167, tho prom{um upon parobaso of TAX GERTIFIOATES, hold by tho clty for city taxes of 1873 will bo ralsed to 5 PER OENT. Obicago, Jan, 20, 181, 8. 8. HAYES, Comptrollor. Notice of Election. Tho annual meeting of the Stackholdors of The Vi Qe Towing Conpang. for fho sloction.of 1icoqtars of said Company, will be hiold on Tuesday, Fob, 10, 164, Bt Adrowa . 1yorson's, 253 South Watorsh., ot 1 ek noon of that day. J. V. TAYLOR. Hoc'y. FINANCIAL, DICGY Patrona will rooognize the 1 pATE S el i mpanc of bt e fpra i T bl R . rat, como, tiest sorvod, 1) ALY :\éEI.KLOANTlLE ‘UOLLECTION 'A&IgiiOY. liflsihlfllq MONEY TO LOAN On Local Stocks and othi Sont- Sloronniile papor sexefyod collatorsls, at 10 por By HLABMOND & GAGE, 78 Washington-st. WROUG [RON PIPE. WROUGHT-IRON PIPE, Steam Warming Apparatus, MANUFACTURED BY CRANEH BROS. MANUFACTURING CO. No. 10 North Jefferson-st. PRINTERS,STATIONERS, &o, CARD CARES, &c. Fine Lonthér Onrd and_Lotter Onses, st Wholesale and Hetail, at OULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & 008, 118 & 120 MIONRROE-ST. CONBUMKRH will {ind it profitable te got_oue prices boforo ordoring olsowhere, HINDLIC & JENRINS, Wholesalo and ftutall Btationors, Printers, and Blank Baok_Mnnufnoturors, 163 Clark-st. HOTEL, KUHNS' BUROPEAN HOTEL, Nos, 145, 147 & 149 Donrhorn-st., Adjacent to the now T d fro Vit Fheaccauyne Nullding, sud o fow doott or iay. Host BLpor dny honime 1o ths United Heator. SOCIETY MEETINGS. Masome, A _communloation ol Wi, 1, d Now 20y Ay By & A Blo, il nmd“fh‘i:";finnl?iufi} ‘avoning at 13§ o*clack, ui’ Orlantal 1atl, No, 122 Lasalin. sty for work, Vidtors wolcome, Ui, lt!&i:;fi{{lll W, M, o, Masonic. M, W, Dlaelow Lodgo, 438, Rogular communiostion ¢ (Baiuning) evanini, ot i sl n Amorican, foxiicers o] b 3 ;l 1 My X t, Statu aud Doarborn, s, o YL RIDGRE"S) COELING, eate WASHINGTON. The District Ring Working to Provent Unpleasant Disclosures, Senators Continue to Docline to -.Serve on the Investigat- . ing Committee, Mr. Sherman Would Have the Ilouse Investigate on Its Own Hook, Many Persons of Iligh Station Said to Be Involved, Good Progress Made in the Sen- ate on the Bankrupt . Bill, The Several Departments Investigated with a Yiew to Retrench- ment, The Facts About Judge Busteed's Official * Career. DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. Special Dispalch to The Chicago Tribune. THE MATTER IN THE BENATE. Wasurxaron, D. 0., Fob. 6.—~The friends of the movemont to havo tho affairs of tho District Government investigated received littlo en- couragement in the Senato to-day. When, on Thursday evening, Scoators Frolinghuysen and Conkling had in turn declined the proffered Chairmanship of the Joint Belact Committeo, Mr. Carponter offored it to Senator Morton, and requested him to con- gidor it over might. This morning ho too refused, aud Mr. Carpontor then, without consultation, appointed Senator ~Morrill, of Maine, who likewise asked to bo excused, giving o8 his roagon that ho was alrendy overworked. His wish was complied with. Mr, Sherman, evi- dently desiring to relieve the presiding officer from further humilistion, now camo to his res- cue with A MOTION TO RECONSIDER tho voto by which tho Senato concurred in the House resolution for a Joint Committco. Ho explained that, from the exporionco of the last two days, it was apparont a Chairman could not bo obtained from the Sonate, and as the House portion of tho Committee was (ullry organizod, and in every respoct competent for the work 1nid out, he thought it might as woll proveed with the investigations without assistance from tho Senato. Boveral objections being made, the consideration of the motion wus postponed to Mondny. PATRIOTS IN THE BENATE. Tho conrso adopted by Senators in the matter of rel'llhm% to do duty on the Committeo Lo in- vostigate tho Government Is very gouerally and sevoroly denounced., Tho mn[; of apologiata and organs say that it is natural; that whothor the Committes perform thoir duty thoroughly and fairly or not, they will bo abused unmeroi- fully, Thisis, to a certain oxtent, truo; but when s Souator for that ronson declines to do duty he 18 like a soldier who will not go into buttlo because the chances aro that Le will got burt, Thore must be somothing back of this declimng to do duty, and what is difforently surmised by differont poople. Ouo hypothesis conneots the course of Republican Senators with ong of Hallott Kilbourn's lottors to H\mflnsmu, whicl,, it will bo romoembered, contained an allusion to Horaco Porter, stming that ho had # SEEN THE OLD MAN ;" and that the old man *is all right.” Thisold mun I8 taken and accopted by many to be tho Trosident, and the inferenco is, that Grant was oup of the partnors in the Pn\'ln% Ring. Kilbourn's t lottor, it will Do re- mombored, stated _that thora woro soven membors of tho ring, but named only six of them. Uuless tho seventh was o porson_of _official charactar, it s dificult tounderatand why ho was so carofully left out ot the list, On the supposition that theso Sena- tora beliove that Graunt was a party in interest with the ring, it would bo easy to account for their roluctanco to go into an investigation which might result in bringing out that disgrace- ful fact, Whilo this mny possibly bo tho roal caueo of the faiture to got & Bonator to serve, there is no doubt but that many mombers of that body are DETERMINED TO PREVENT AN INVESTIGATION it possiblo, for roasons boet known to themsolves, ‘Tho Senate aro belioved to'bo moro geuorally in- torostedithan the Houso as proporty-ownersin the District, and Senators lhave beon much more free in tho oxpression of their admiration for tho District Govornmont than havo the mombers of tho House. It is perfectly fair to consider, in this con- nection, that Sonator Shorman, who moved the reconsidoration to-duy of the vote by which thoe Bonato agreed to tho joint-resolution for investigation, owns prufiurty here, ‘and Las oxpresssed himsel a8 couvinced that tho District Government has mot been guilvy of any unfair or fraudulent dealing, 4471 a topublican Benator cannot bo had for tho third place, why not_put in a Domoorat ? " haa beon froquently naked, This would make tho Committee four Democrats and four Republi- cans, which would cortainly sccure fair-dealing 80 for as party considerations are concerned; but the Republicans, sssuming that the country would go to the **domnition bow wows™ if a8 many finmucrnu ns Hepublicans wore placed upon the Committoo, will rofusc, of ocourse, to liston to anything of fho sort, Efther TIEY ARE AFRAID that by appointing another Democrat the truth would get out, orolse they assumo that Domo- crats aro notas honest asud upright in party matters as Ropublicans are. Tho first assump- tion Is not complimentary to the honesty of the Topublicans thomselves, and the sccond is an ill-bred insult. _But public comment to-night i that it is most disgraceful tosoo United Statea Benators, who aro pald for performing suchduties as thoy may find, rofusing to do that which is the most imporative of dutics, whether they so yofuro from cowardice, party, or any other dis- honest motivo, 1t tho Sonuto do not reconsidor, and do rofusa to act with the House in tho fuvestigation, thoy will deprive the country of tho servioes in thut conuection of Blessrs, Boutwell and Thurman, two gontlemon agaiuet whoso personal honor no word has over been breathed, and whosro known to bo eminontly qualified for tho work. Their verdict would En accoptad by the country ag that of honest men, howover thoy might decide, g THE BANKRUPTOY BILL. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, PARLIAMENTARY TACTIOS, Wasinarox, D. 0., Feb, 6.—The bost bit of genoralship thus far displayed in tho Sonate this sosslon was that shown by Messrs, Edmunds and Thurman 1n thoir managemont of the Bank- mako a dash outsldo tho broastworks, the cnomy waa only too willing to take log-bail, OEN. LOGAN was probably tho most porsistont and snnoying opponent they had to deal with, but evon ho gavo up the fight to-day and rotired from tho flold. Bonators Edmunds and Thurman, who have had chargoe of the bill, got along very hinr- moniously until tho vory’ hgnt mom%mzu its consideration, 3 TUURMAN'S AMENDMENT, To-day, as n finishing stroke, Mr: Thur- man offerod an - nmondmont abollshing tho “offico .'of Toglstor in' Dankruptcy, an roviding that tho businoss now transacted by lioso ofticora bo discliargod by tho United Btates Diatrict Court Judges, who liad plonty of time, o said, toattond totho oxtra dutics wh{ch thoon- actmontof theamandmentwould entailupon them Mr. Edmunde, thinking ho Lad discovered in hia friend's amondmeit & movemoat to tako tha ruptoy bill and the Judiciary Commit- teo's amondments thoreto, Thoy had pitted against thom, at varlons times during tho five doys' ongsgemont, such able tacticians as Bherman, Allison, Logan, Oglesby, MMorton, Merriman, Conkling, Carpontor, Mor- rill, of Maino ; Pratt, Beott, and Ingolls; but thoy prevalled over all thoir foes. Thuy con- ductod thelr campaigu on a dofonsive plan asa gonoral tking, but oconsionally, when thoy did brend and buttor_out of the mouths of a host of ‘"“K loyal Foderal ofice-holders, nt onco gava the alarm, and rallied ‘tho Republicans against the smondmont. No voto was taken, the Sonato going into oxcoutive sossion, but that the amondmont will be adopted Monday thoro is 10 reagon to danht. ey —_—— 4 RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM. spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, ATOLITION OF TENSION AGENCIES, ‘WasmixaTon, D. C., Fob. 6.—Among othor ro- forms which Dawos will advocato in his forth- coming speech, which ho s still assiduouely working at, is the abolition of tho ponsion agenoies of the country, on the ground that the ponelons can bo pald by draft from horo just as woll as in the prosont manner, while tho oxpense will bo greatly lessoned, REDUGTION OF THE ARMY. Theo biil conteruplated by the Houso Military Committee for tho reduction of the army will not propore s reduction of the numbdr of onlist- ed mon, but of tho ofiicors, As has beon stated, it costs moro to puy tho officers' salaries than thoso of the onlisted men, nud it cortainly sooms a8 if o reduction could be muds in this branch of tho service without impairing the efliolenoy of the army in the lenst. , ' OFFIOIAL WISDOML. The variona Auditors of the Tressury were beforo the House Appropriations Committee to- day to aid the Committee in sacorialning where retronchment 1a possible. In every caso save ono, they not only saw no place to retrench, but urged that thoy needed moro olorks, The Fifth Auditor, however, relioved the monotony, by stating that he felt justified in ‘cutting down, and in explansiion observed that he could dis- charge one fomale copyist without stopping the wheols of Government, This remarkable Lib- erality and rocklessncss bas made Mr, Ela un- opular with his follow-Auditdrs, It tends to lower tho dignity of the profession, FRAUDS ON THE INDIANS, The Houso Committeo ngroed to-day on a bill making it & penal offense to cheat or dofraud an Indian, or to obtain his signaturs to n recoipt for- monoy by taking advantago of the ignoranco of tho red man, 'ho bill is ospecially futended to Eravcntflovummuutugontn aud contractors, who avo boen turning an honest Sunny in this way, from doing 8o any longor, and willbe n_sovero blow to the pious gentiemon who are doing the missionary work with Lo at preesnt. INCREASING THE NAVY. ; . The biil passed by tho House early in the sos- sion suthorizing tho increase of the navy by the addition of 1,600 men still hangs fire in {ho Bop- ato. Tho Becrotary has not yot *furnished any roply to the resolution in régard to tho mattor fn- troduced by Beek, of Kentucky, aud lpnuod by the Houso_snfn woaks ago, althopth {t was-stated by authority of the Senator on'fhe floor during the debate on the Naval bill that ho wns pre~ paring an answer and would send itin just as eoon 88 e could possibly geb tho facts together, The truth is that the Becrotary has grossly violated the Inw in recruiting the men without authority, snd in misusing his appropriations, Aslong 08 tho bill is not passed, by tho Senate, ho foars to furmsh tho informa- tion called for by the rosolution, as Gon, Gar- flold stated the bill was to condono his offonso,, and_the condoning will not be complota il tho ‘bill becomea a law. Aa it probably nover will ba & law, Bomo more vigorous moasures will have to be adopted to force the information out of him. PRINTING BANK-NOTES. i The Columbia Bank Company, of this city, i 18 asserted, havo already -mado proparation for printing the bank-notes, by tho addition of NEW WORKMEN and machinery. As they have, had no positive assurances that they would secure tho wark, and o the propriety of %wlng it to thom has not been cousidered till very recently, this is re~ garded ny signisicant, A job of no moan dimon- slons, it is naserled, is in the thing, (7o the Assoctated Prews.] Wasurxaton, D. C., Feb, 6.—The Committeo on Appropriations s still looking in every direc- tion with a view to economize. To-doyazll of the Auditors of tho ‘Lreasury Department and the Commissioner of Customs wore honrd with roforenco to the prosent condition of work in their respective Bureaus ; the clorical force om- |* ployed, and how it compares with tho members employed prior to tho war. Most of thoso ofiiciala took the ground that to reduce the clorical forco of their offices would tend to dostroy the eificienoy of tho public service. Judge Martin, Bixth Auditor of tho Frensury, indicated that in view of the incrcaso of business pertain- ing to his bureau, ho would bo constrained, at an carly day, to recommend sa incrosse of at loast tweonty additionnl clorks. . THE CIVIL-BERVICE. Boveral members of tho Bonrd of Clvil-Sorvice Commissioners were present at the Cabinet ses- sion to-day, and consulted with tho Prosidont and heads of dopartments regarding the Civil Service. Otber than this, there wore no mattors of interest before tho Cabinet » g SONME INVESTIGATIONS. Special ispateh to The Chicapn Tribuae, THE WILLIAMS INVESTIGATION, ‘WasuiNaroy, D. C., Fob. 6.—Moinbors of the Benate Judiclary Committoo aro disinclined to give out for publication the letter which At- torney-General Williams has writton . to the Committee, complaining about the inquisitorial nature of the investigation made into lus ohar- aoter and acta, while his nomination to bo Chief- Justice was ponding. Mr. Williams is under- stood to be willing to lot hisletter got into print ; but the Committes, whom it protty sharply criticlses, deem it a confldential com- ‘witnessos in the casewill be hero, an: they oau concludo tho investigation th: THE DUTLER-KELSEX JOD owa moro aud mora myaterious, ary of the Troasury, in~ rofusingt: Houso tho contracts askoed for, 18, putting himsolfin o doflunt actitude, - of his dotormination'to run his t'. withont rogard to tho _ law-u.n- what thoy may decldo, Bonjar. activity in np‘[ms ng tho wishos of hag also & bad look, Bomobody i8 b7 il o wr investigation, 1f tho informatior A furnished, and the flecrnlnr{ i are tho porsona , who It Inmd would® bo most inju nquiries that would bo made, Th.- or rather this dotormined refussl tt 2 s that which of right ought to bol [ would not oxist it thore was nothi-:. - . . o bo concoalod. Thero is a prosp:i® ~ rotty fight ovor this mattor, and .+ . . ing dovelopmonts may ho looked f: J BEIZUNES MADE, Quito carly in tho present sessi. ‘i~ . called opon the Hocrotary of the * .1 furnish thom with a atatoment ‘'of, . - made by customs ofticials in Now ton, togethor with the molatiesand/ ..ur..,}{,‘ Diriniad BiOie ANl UIHGLL iuformation hu-guun withhold, £ i8 not known. As’ the iist was pe. . not » gront whilo Alncoin o Now eannot bo beoause of a'difficulty ir: facts, It fo charged that Bonjom - i N i tuii s, it ia ' tho Jlegal advisor of £ - ual Jayno, has divided with' .. tlomin his share of the 1: .t - .Baid.if aal munteation, and prefor to keop its exact con- tonts secret. THE DUSTELD CASE. . '[ho testimony adduced up to.this time in the Judge Busteed investigntion 18 direst on two points. The fact that Bustocd s a oltizon of Now Yorlk, and hos no residence in Alabama, whore he holds his ofiics, I8 proven beyond doubt. In nddition to this, the Tollowing tran- action has come to light ¢ Tho State of Alnbama has & law taxing ox- pross compauios, and under this Jaw sought to collect o tax of tho South- orn_ Express Compuuy. The Company applied to Busteod,* and obtained from him an order reatricting the Stato from collect- ing tho tax. ‘'ho Auditor of tho Stato roported the facts to the Governor, ~The Governor order- od tho Auditor to pracced with tho. collection notwithetauding Bustced's action, . The Auditor necordingly isencd instrnctions to the tax Col- lootors, signing them offieiatly ** by ordor of the Qovernor"; whoreupon Busteod arreated the ‘Auditor. and fined him %1,000 and im- prisoued him_for fie daya In the jail for contempt of Coul I'ie Audltor, on recover - ‘ing lus Hborty, ontored sult pgainst Bustoed for lbol, 'Tho suit was tried ouce, but on & tech- nieal objectlon was set for second hearing, Do- fore tho second trin] was lad, howover, the suit wascompromised, Bustood agroeing to pay back the ©1,000. To do this, ho uscd the balance of the #1,000, of which le had muloted the Auditor, It huvmfi beon re- duced by taking out focs to 9880, he drow an or- deron tho United Btates Depository at Mobilo for this balance, and paid the romniader out of his own pocket. The ovidenco in this caso {8 coneidorad to havo ontablishod the facts thut ho hiad abused hig }xrlvllagu in illogally uniahing the Auditor for contetnpt, and that o flnd used the public money to compromise his own privato suit, Up to thia time, Bustesd has not lp}mm’:fl, in pardon or by counsol, but is expooted lLiore soon, ‘Tho sub-Committee havo senurancos that all the that Senator Conkling has recolvi.1 111 })orqulsltun of Colleotor Laflln, ..> & ot Vi f this bo true, o8 charged, sud : nication to tho Houso of the int by them would lead to tho expost rupt stato of things, thero is i doubt as to the reavon why it is i« DAVENPORT AR A REFOT~ * « That immaculnte official an ‘gentleman, Commissionor Davi ork City, appearcd beforo the ' | Committoe to-day to' urge the p* rocontly introduced in the Hou- reform in tho rogistration of vo:: v ization of foreigners. Hom: 3 statemont, sa an argument | form, that by virtuo of L. sition he has como into possr that tn 1808, just prior to an clcction, Two vuls in tho City of New York, in thirtcon days issued naturalization papors for 87,000 n‘)plh:unl, which wera duly recorded ; that, ia addition to theso, 87,- 000 wera naturalized. Tho majority of those who voted caonot bs traced, as no rocord ras kCPL ‘Tho blanks for this latter number went into tho Courts, but no record tharcof was mande, Da- venport will .bo ‘tomembored as Butler's man & Friday, who s called upon always whon , the administration has any, dirty work’ to -do. .iw. New . York, Whilo the atate of things of which he ocm&)lnlnl catly for tho passage of tho bill, it is"hoped thnt, when it comes up for discussion, thero will be some: information as- to the chnracter of this man, who stands bigh i Administration oircles. . ———— REVENUE REFORM. y Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, . Wasmiverow, D. 0., Fab, ,6.—In compliance with & resolution of the House, adopted Dec. 17, : directing tho Becretary of tho Treasury to trausmit n'statoment of fhe amount of dutios collected nnd pmid on.all goods, . warcs, and morchandio " specified ' and provided for’ in tho 'second’ seotioh of. tho ‘act of June 0, 1873, to’ roduce dutios on ' impora, ote., which wers collected under that act during the year from Aug.:1; 1872, to the same date in 1878, and also the amountof dutics that would bave bebn lovied undor the lnw prior to said act upon the (fiuuds, wares, and morchandise afore- Laok liad hot b""l“f ‘Dasand, fl-dmrf. tary to-doy transmitted a statoment, propared in tho oftice of the Commisaioner of Customs, giv~ ing the data roquircd, It appenrs that the lotal amotint of tho 10 per cent reduclion is ©8,653,002.04, Tho principal articled specified in tho section of the act mentioned are cotton.goods, wools of goats and other animals ; iron, steol, and othor motal manufactures, vx- cept wire-rope ; rubbor goods ; glass and leath- er, 'Chis statoment waa brought out by & propo- eition, entortained early in the sesaion, to repeal the 10 per cent reduction clause, and theroby provide udditional customs rovenuo,. APPRAISEMENT OF MERCHANDISE, ‘Tho bill to provide for' the appraisemont of merchandige in cortaln cases, which was Intro- duced by Scnator Boutwell on the 10th ult., was | roported favorably from the Finance Committes to-day, amendod to read as follows: e {t enacted, etc., That whoneyer any goods; wares, or morchaudise shall be jmported by tho manufacturer or producer thereof, or when the appraisers shall be of, opinion that-the invoice of nuy goods, wares, -or more handize does not,correapond with tho. matket veluo of such at tho placo of shipmext, although such involce may stato duly tho cost of such goods, wares, ‘or merchandiso, it shall be the duty of the appraiscrs to fix the actual miarket value of sitch goods, wares, or merchandise at tho place of shipment at the dateof exportation, -by ascertainiug the value of the same, or of goods .of & similar character, manufactured or produced by other manufacturors or producers, or sold to other bona tide purchasers in opon market, a Roods, ' wares, ‘o merchandisd | ——— NOTES AND NEWS, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuna, Wasniyozoy,. D. 0., Fob, 6.—Nothing worthy .ot noto oconrred in the Houso to-day, it being \private-bill day. Renowed vigilance'in watohing theso bills, which are too often private steals, is 1aoticeablo. . LINCOLN'S DIRTHDAY. = +A proposition is on foot to ask Congrass to do- elaro the 12th of February—Abraham Lincoln's biithduy—a logal holiday. THE PRESIDENT WANTED. * Adelogation of Marylandors waited upon the PresiGont yosterday to invito him to attend tho Hagerutown Agrioultural Fair, which is to coma aff in Octobor noxt. His Excalloncy approoiated their thoughtfulness in giving Lim amplo timo to prepare himgelt for the ocoasion, and roplied that, 4f his business ongagemonta would pormit, o would cortainly ba thero. ‘Thero was no mon- tion niade of Gon, Babcock in thia conneotion, and t}10 omission Las tho n{)puunm:e of haviug boen . pleca of studiod noglect, | POSTAL TELRGRAPNS. The Senate Committeo on Post-Offices and Postnonds, in search of valuable information on tho scibject or postal zelvmpm. called tho Post— mnstocs of Boston and Washington beforo them to-day. Thoso loyal gontlemen testified with choort ul alacrity that thoy thought the plan on- tirely 1'easible and altogethor advisable. Post- mnstor 8 aro doomed the best kind of counsol in tho cas 0, ‘ b PINCHUACK. Somu opposition to rocommitting the craden- tinls 0! Pinchback to the Committos on Privi- logos aud Eloctions will probably be encountered \vfieu; it is learned by his friends that, onco in tk:e Comrimtteo, there will bo little or uo chani:o to got the ocredontinls out sgain. IMis | certificate of -olootion doos ~ mnot moet’ tho constitutional requiremonts, cithor o to hi's having attained to the ago of 80 years nor havityg beon nino years n citizen of the United State.s, or that whon olocted ho was an in- Liabit snt of that Btate. TUE EIQUT-HOUR LAW, Nu uierous memorials complaining of the in- iurln 18 offects of the Eight-Iour iaw upon the udue trisl pursuits of the country are coming to Cong resa, The memorialists are genorally lendfitu manufacturors fu the lnrge citios. Thoy complain thot under the present system 1abor +smployed by the Governmentis pald 20 per cont 1:1 excers of tho labor employed by privata cupita , sud tho domoralizing offact on the labor which the Government has tempnmrl‘l{ smploy- ol lws wndtted ‘mochanics and laborers for a, rogular day's work. They consocien- tiousl7 belleyo that the sgricultural as well st jnookinnioal labor of the country will be sorlonnl7 affocted unloss somo avtion ia taken to provont_it, and they theroforo submit whother it would ROt bo for tlie bost interesta of this coun- try aud t he Inbor queation' to ropeal all laws governing the hours of labor, and leave tho question Lo sottlo ituotf by the laws of supply and demt ad, [0 the Assoctatea Press} ) NOMINATIONS, ‘WaaninatoN, D, 0., Feb, 6,—The Promdont sent the f\llln‘\'l;l&x nominntions to the Bonats; Charlos A, Lwoed, Associnta-Juatioo of the Su- prome Cowurt, of Utah; Hurrison Osboru, Pene slon-Agons, at Baltimore, Md. LEGAL-TENDERS, Outstaniding logal-tonders, 3381,510,027. A COURT OF EXCHEQUES, The doyaa for ko _sbabllshmont in_ Now (@or Eiglth Page.) ' | . FOREIGN. "1 Purther Gafos by the English Con- servatives in the Pending il i | _Elections. | S iteport Otrrent That Gladstono Has i : Resigned, ; “omments of the English Press. GREAT BRITAIN. LoxpoX, Fob, 6.—In the Parliamontary olea- wns held yeaterday, the Consorvatlves gainod © oat cach, -in Dolfast, Dover, Gravesend, d Northampton, The Liborals gnined s seat | i ! [ ; ! ' § . Vumtrieshire, and one for Coventry. “ o’ " Home-Iios " woro elootod iroli Jirogheda and Wexford, In tho last rliamont, these two places wero reproscuted y, Liborals. Tho Marquis of Lorne is ¢incted from Argyloshire, The flest roport it all tho Diberal candidaten wore olocted {1n Glasgow .was incorrect. Later returns aw ‘that the Conservativos gained ono of tho | “2Ma." Bo far 420 mombers of tho new Pariia- ' wimt bave boon elected. Of this number, 237 , »1 Couservatives and "103 Liberals and Homo t.nlers, Conservatives have beon choson for six~ ; ‘+-ono seats occupled by tho Liberals in the last | ~alinmont, and the Liberals havo ousted twon-~ + +v<four Congcrvatives, Consorvatives wero clected in Westminstor i uvaterday by largo majoritics, Tho ropresenta- I % 'e8 of Weatminater in tho last Parliamont wora Liberal-Consorvative and a Liberal, Tho Times this' mornivg says: ‘' It Is now ident that-tho country has returned an ad- reo answer to Gladstone's! apfi‘uu!. Tho 1 +Hietions In Ireland may show unlooked-for re- 1 1te, but nothivg is lkely to rostore the losses " tho Liberals n Great Britmn., Disraoll is bouud to accopt oftico, 'if tho Government, fol- Jowing his oxample in 1868, resigns wifhont swaiting the ronssembling of Parlinment.” .The Poat, in an_editorisl of o similar straln, says : * Tho ‘blunders of the Government are moro than tho averaga. Tho exorcise of power has been a8 absoluto as it has been indiscrest, It is iramatorial whether tho adverso resultu of tho olections are due to tho dissntisfaction of tho ocountry at the past or uncertaitity regarding the policy of the Government in tho futuro.” : Tho City of'London feturna Messrs. Cotton, Hubbord, and't Tywells, Conservatives, and Goschot; Liboral. Inthe last Parliament, four members for the eity wero Liborals, In tho elections hold to-day, twenty-one Con- servativeh, oighteon Liberals, and threo Homo- Rulors were returned from twenty-two constit- uencies. Tho Consorvatives have gained one seat ench in Ayrshiro, Storlingulire, Loods, Chelson, Oldhom and tho Tower famlots. ‘Che Iomo- Rulers bave §niuad seatain Clomwol and Moyo County, and two in Watbrford City. Bir Charlos Dilke was ro-clooted in_Cholson standing at tho Load of tha poll, but bis Liberal colleague in the last Parliament is roplaced by u Consorvativo, . Mr. Burt, the workmen's candidato, was oléot ed in Bwangoa by 2,750 mnjaru{. Tutchie, Con- servative, and 8amuda, Liberal, wero™ returned from the Tower Hamlots, - Mr. Ayrton was defnated, bis volr ‘alt o 4l ahort of Ritchie's, ' Baron Rothechild' ' standing ot the bottc « . Livorpad]; - Tnmby. und_Wolverliamptd members. returned in all 51 Homo-Rulers,, 17 Cc ‘ ' LoNpoN, Fob, 7—..a. 10 i+ "¢ Gladstone has sont his resignation to the Quueu, - LoNpoy, Feb, 7—5:30 o, m.—Tho Daily Tele- raph says: ‘ho opinion of the country hias guan pronounced, and it is strongly adverse to Qeavend i the Sz, Mr. Gladstone, He will comply with tho . decision, as he is bound ~to do, and will Jolfow the constitutional precedonts set by Peel, Melbourne, and othors under similar circumstances., They met Parlia- ment with tho royal. speech, and oither resigned thoreupon or submitted tp o formal defeat. Not nnl’ is tho field loat, but it is lost most declsively. ho rosult is to be attributed to Bruco’s un- popular licensing act ; the division of the Liberal porty on sido issuos—such as the ducation act, female suffrago, the Pormisaive bill, eto.; the deep and not unnaturnl displeasure at. the - violent langusge againut _soocioty used by supporters of workingmou's eandidates; and, lastiy, the want of tact and sympathy si1own by sevoral moembors of the Administra- tion. d ‘The Liberals galn seats In Coleraine and Dun- gannon, and the Home Rulera in Dundall and Lizaerick, the Iatter returning Dr. Butt and Mr. 0'Shanghnossy. . The Marquis of Hartington is re-slected from Raduor. @ i Act rdln[iltn Intest dispatolios, 484 mombers of Parliument have beon returaed, of whom 255 are Consorvative, 220 Liboral. Tho Conservatives raplaco 71 Libnmls, and the lattor have ousted 7 Conuervatives, I T F¥RANCE. PAnts, iob. 6.—M. Buffot was to-day re-oleot~ od Prosidant of the Assombly. e iy AOHEEN. Tue Hague, Fob, 6.—Dispatches from Penang roport that the cholora is docronsing it Achoen, A recounoitering party of tho expedition had beon attacked by the enemy, and twouty were killed and wonnded, . ITALY. Towue, Feb. 0. —8ignor.A. Scialova has rosign- ed his position in the Cabinet. : —_—— SPAIN. 3 _ [Klerald Special.) . Mapnb, Feb. on, Sickles took his final leave of . the panish Government to-day, and placed Seoretary’ Adeo in chargo of the Lega- tion, FINANCIAL., The Franklin Saving Fund of Phila. deiphin Adjudicntod Bankrupte Special Dispatchto The Chicago Tribune, Prruapereiia, Pa,, Teb, 6.—The TFranklin Saving Fund matter camo up this morning in the United States District Court, Judgo Cad- walader presiding. The counael for petitionor and defondants and Rogister Davia appeared, and certain quostions were asked as to mattora arleing out of the oxaminstion before the Rog- lster, viz : as to the right of a potition to call for bool, ete., without showing or alloging that they bore upon the question, Dafendants' counsel exprossod & willingness to ox- hiblt envthing that would give them light upon the matter, Couusol for thoe petitioner sald that the investmont account, showing a dobit of 1,000,000 and & orodit of $600,000, was kept in lead-poncll, subject to alteration, and he deemod it important that thoy should inspect ull tho books to see whether nltoratious hiad been mede. It soemod vory Frahnhlo that the books had been tamperod with, for ontbo day on which the injunction bhad heen issued thoy showed transnotions ngs{rngnflng 5100,~ 000, It was alyo found that within six months, and after the institntion had suspendod payment, the account of Cyrus Cadwalader was closod, and Lo was paid fn full & sum excoeding 1,600, Judge Cndwalader eaid that tho last nssortion was tho only one that meritod tho attontion of the Court, and at his suggestion the petitionwas amondad by inoorporating it thercin, ‘I'io dofendants said thoy would endeavor to aunswer during tho day. Il\hsaftllollfly counsel for defendants came l‘nln ,Court, and” admitted tho'facts averred in the amendments to tho pe- tition, whereupon they were adjudicated bauk- Tupt. B SUICIDE. 8 jspateh to 'he Chieago Tribune, o ab, B.eAt 3 oolock this morning, Miss Nannie Luoks, aged 17 yenrs, committed suloide at tho houso of Mrs. Will- fama, in this oity. On Tuesday morning Nanuio came to Mre. Williame' house, Sho scomed yory stupld at the time; natated that she n? no home, s b no - place ) NUMBER 168, to stay. ! -night sho was very unwoll, an¢ g confined to hor bod. This waz abont 0:80: 10 ovonlufi. Bhortly aftor, Mrs, Willinms ht ¢ hor brenthin hnnvfly. and going to tho bod { @) her lying has lived in . Josoph, and has a brothor lving :‘l‘:fl:: ;hlc‘:u:lé ‘;‘(QI I;ma 8 brother and sister ro- Specia | dvateh to The Chicano Tribune, * WrsTJEF 30N, 0., Fob, 6,—Iunno Bidwell, ona of the wenl, 28t and most influontinl farmors in this conn‘ tsommitted suicids this morning by shootiug cimaelt . through' the hoart, Ha had been hf Jod with disbotes sovoral months, most lifoloss, Sha and tlllln sul " nga- \l:nr? Im »glmn! that ho fro. quently requ s d physicians to put an his xzflunuu. “This boing mmlex, Sadte Lo donth by bin own haud, Tuele “ Spectul Disnateh to ‘The Chicano Tribune,' B, PAur, Miun,, ¥ob. 6.—Thomas McCaing, rocolved info Jnil hero a few days ago on acctunt of his doatitufo condition, attempted sulcido list, night by cutting his throat with a ragged plog of tin, bitton out from n-wator-pail, making on, ugle' wound, o was to-day ordered o bo sent to tho insnne asylam. y special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune, Derrorr, Mich,, Fob. 6.—At Cussapalls, to- day, Keziah, wifo of Anson Rudd, whilo tem- POTATTTY inoara, beee b mmets R RAILROAD FREIGHTS. Interview with the Freight Agent of the Union Pacific Road. His Opinion of the Look-Out Caused by Chicago Roads, New Freight Rates Between New York and'Western Cities. Mr. Vining Interviewed. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago P'ribune, Onrana, Neb,, Fob, 6.—Your correapondent to- day intorviewed Mr. Vining, Goneral Freight Agent of the Union T'rclfi, in regard to tho cone test between that rond and its eastorn connee- tious. Mr. Vining eaid: During the last two yoars compatition botwoon the Union Pacific and Pacific Mail Btenmship Companics hns not boen vigorous, and they had beon able to maintain ratos aud control trade to California up to the first of Inst month. Tho Pacific Mail Company then an- nounced vigorous opposition to the overland route, and made exceedingly low rates by way of tho Isthmne. Wo hnd expected that the trunk lines and our other connoctions would aid us in thig fight, and give rates as low n8 would bo necessary to get the freight., Thoy gave us notice that they would not do so, unless we would pro rato with them, and three Chicago ronds—tho Northwestern, Rock Islaud, and Chi- cago, Burlington & Quincy—sent similar notico, to tako offect Feb, 3. The Union Pacific is AN EXPENSIVE ROAD to opernte, -It cgossca six mountain ranges, ench of ‘Which has highor oloyation than was aver oporated by any railrond in the world before.” A n{‘tu that L o Mf?-w)f\-w 4 L 1 i Bulbsia Cu.. A ful Tho offect on Chicago is, that bur mwervieiis and maoufacturers are out off, and tho trade with California diverted to 8t. Loulg, Cincin: nati, and other points. This will bo-felt more it » fow dnys than now, as tho freight has not al arrived that was shipped before the advance. New EreighteTariffs New Yonk, . Fob, 6.—T'ho principal through linos to the Wost have adopted a uniform scale of classlfication for freight. The classification bns roferouco to tho_bulk aud cost of goods. High-pricod gacels, sud bulky light goods will ba charged high'rates, and low-priced heavy goods low.figures, Iollowing are the rates of various claases of goods to some of tho principal West- orn citios ¢ $.00 §.45 o0 W61 66 A1 CANADA, The Elections in Nova Scotia Favora= * ble to the Mimistry--Folitical Come= plexion of the New Parliamentes Proposition 1o Extond the Frane * chises=Discovery of & Cave. Suectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, ‘ToroxTo, Fob. 6.—Tho elections took place in the Provinco of Nova Scotin yesterdny of mem- Ders of the Commons. Inall there are twenty- three constituoncics entitled. to ropresontation. .Up to tho present, information has beon re- ‘coived from sixteon of theso,- which, with one single excoption, that of Dr. Tupper, a former calloaguo of Sir John A, Macdonald, they have roturned Govornment-supporters. Tho elec- tiona throughout the Province are maid to hnve passed off very quietly, aud the Reformors have on greatly rojoiciug nt tho results, In Cum- berland County, which Dr. Tupper form- orly roprosonted by s large majorty, his or poucnt took the lead ~till 2 n the afterncon, when, by lavish expooditure of money on the part of Tuppor's frionds, his election was insured by & emall majority. His election 18, however, t0 be contested, and though he is now the ouly Government opponent elected from that Provinco, it is_probablo that even ha will not tako his seat in tho House. Tour constituoncies, returning five mombors, still remawn to bo beard from, THE NEW PARLIAMENT. Of tho 206 members_in & full ITouse, 181 have alrendy been etucted, classifled ns follows :* Gov- ernment, 182; Opposition, 49 ; Indepondent, 03 o prosent Government majority of 87, sup- posing all Indepondout membors voto ith the Opposition. .Of the.. twonty-fivo constitu- encios yot to be heard from, two are in Ontario, two in Quebeg, two in New Brunswick, fivo 1n Nova Bcotin, four in Princo Edward’s Island, six in British Columbin, and four in Manitoba. Of this twonty-five, all tho British Columbis mom=- hora will support the Govornment, throo of the Manitobs mombers, two at loast of the four Princo Edward'a Islands, and ot least six of the remainiug mombors will bo Government sup- orters, makiug u total of 17 out of 25 yet to Eo olected, thus makiug THE GOVERNMENT'S TOTAL MATORITY not less than 05 in the Hou!llénnd a largo majority from overy Province. Canada, thoro- fore, declares to the world- in the strongest ac- contss that sho washes horsolf of guilt in con: doning political corruption, and rowards thow who fuscribe upon their bannovs, “JONESTY AND JUBTICE TO ALL." Among tho measures before tho Proyincin Logislntitro, in scesion horo, is ono for n liborw oxtongion of the franchise, by which thoso in roe celpt of incomos to a certain amount shall have the right to vote, It is popular, aud will doubt- loss bocome & law, . ¥ OAVE DISCOVERY, OTTAWA, Feb. 6.—A fow days 8go a cavern was discovered {n Pontiao, nenr Alafleld, of considor- ablo extent. Its discoveror, aftor ponetrating 50 feot, Atruck a light, ana found an carthon vestiol of about four pints eapacity, and globular at tho baso. Ita swface ochibited remains of hieroglyphice. It containod tica and quartz. Judges in the city pronounce it to bo of * great sutiquity, Turthior search is to bo made, gealesilldss v atonarivic, OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL CONYENTION, Crvoisnaty, Fob, 6.—Campbell's subatituto, giviug the Govorner tho volo power divisible in appropriation bills, reversable by n wujority of t{:o Genernl Assemblyin all cases, passed a second atage in the Constitutional Convantion to-da; and pow is subject to furthor amendment on by referance to a commuttee of ono, with ine afruotions to amend, g .