Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1876, Page 1

The Chicago Baily Teibunwe, VOLUME 29. CHICAGO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1876. . NUMBER 162, BHIRTS, ‘The graateat caution has besn observed in all | Maryland euch securitien may be acce ted In 1 thoss persons whows mames were stricksn thersfrom | {he prin 00Dt e WASHINGTON B e et o aeuitilzod | DAyeat [oF S0k 18 OXGADIZIOR comapaalen. 1n govasaence of dwloyalty, Caisadsr, fon racleles o SOoR 0T gl depeseion oF STATE AFF . atizens, DPenal sonte b ‘The Benats then reaumed consideration of the bill rougbo s Pt . onN: Froasnionces. apaluay naturalised £ e e 3. DIRMHct of Cotymutn | by e L0 e ol o efhetal sy Taitted on tho ratifieation. l‘“h"" at once re- NOTES AND NEWS, londs, the pending question heing oo the amendment e ki ong:flfiWa:' la what ibey had been e s ; ; anom ovanE: o S Ak G Trivan of r. Kornan, st aoy fartherlamus of 360 bonds | In e botte daya of tha liegoblle, wben Tivard | Business Transacted Yesterdey in ths Proposition to Modify Certain | s commitiotariner sura hat it 0 probable Dimateh to The Oh Som'a b ooy probivid, Arreed o o Wit 10 e B4 Gofry taen, pald 15 . areed'to. and Wi (BAtwoC A orls oan or fars that It la probable | Wasmmaron, D. G, Fob. 8.~It In reported on | “'Mir Edmunds’ submitiad an smendmeat ad follows | th isconsin Logislature, ing thh nighta of gnmnnzei citizenn me the | vory high sathority thst dispatches Lisvebesn | “And thers shall be no incresss in ihs present Nine thousaad :’l}:n. ‘.“,‘,‘.‘E“".’;’.:.“&’ n..l:.r :::m"n,r adontion of the trdaty wonld havn oecurrod ba |-rocaived st she ftste Departmont from Mr, | pmotatofl ‘““u"“"”“‘"‘ ihe Districk of Colum- | th Ministers of those days wriciog semays on poker of |y, : linet beon for tho extent to which our nataral- | Kchenck, in London, and Baocratt Dasls, in Ber- dir: A racy aubrmitted. sn amenament, | 46 ther meenn oy et e pentiamt o Inevitable Dells Bill Again con < " . calls attention to the nractice of many Gormaan n snd of ® a0y p by law."” M. Garfield who came to this country, .m?. rnml{nlng only | in the Prosident's proposed intacveation tocauns | Tin detate wae continded by Messrs. Hemilton, | not ;nly‘:xealv;:’n?;‘:\dlit‘.hnzl“:l:flm:hfll.‘n’;&n 3‘3.': long enough fo became. hatnralized: citi. | s cessation of the war fn Cubs, or to make such | Merrill (Me.). Barsent, Bsulabury, and Uogy. thn sxpetinen of Lieir Fetarn horga, Louisians Teglslators Fighting Over ot xous “of tho "Unitod | Biaton, . then | raprasentations to.the Govornment, of Hpain aa | fiss o disontor e pAving aB4 BFAMINE o st | bt ncomasot ey int dipiomate slries Bet Eleotion Bill, “N BRflS §| Provisions of the Re- g funding Act, ORDER DEPARTMENT, The Limit of the Four-and-a- Half Per Cents Extended 4 return to Gormany to spond the rematnder of 10 18%5 by » Democratio Congress. per dex. Shirts extra ii Ui M, Fish suggested in his so-callod olroular nots, | #1&, Alr. Bargent sald 1t was Loo aweeplng, sod shoafd | Mr, Hingleton weut oo V2 2T iaam are mida boaur odoe 1n Ireland, xod urs to Thirty Yon heiz lives and pload thoir Amerleaa clizonobip | 1 {131 e I B ansi o | D1 e som, w2iF ingielon want on o puint out, o flezis tn e L aaled 1 slegance of avpeataace aad ia dars. 0 y T8 pucposo of escaping the dutien dovolv- quo M- Moghl (Me) sid the effect of 18 would beto | sgaregate reduction s camparsd with the Diflomatio WISCONSIN, {b esr exiraconiioary eyster of sdepting the ga S ing upon citizena in their nativecountry. A late | Washtarne, It {aafsosaid that England ex- | ston all repairs here, and owrtainly the Kenate did not | Appropriation biil last year at sbout Town, e CONTESTED-ELECTION CASE. T Wokter, Lt Japvrior, WOKmARSIG (B AR : #0port shows that there aro now in the Garman | presses the opininn that Bpain ouglit -0 bo al- | ¥aot to sy that the money collected from taxos could | pointed ta the fact that the ordinary axpenssa of the Speciat Disvateh "Moaas Triv Rars: ant s exdlaita Dol ' Iauodrine. the sem- Eupiro batween 10,000 snd 11,000 paturalized Iowod to fuish Lier Carlst war oo ths Baslansly not b expetidad i tmnooviog of reEInE MERe | N L e R ] T g hodag s o L s e PO T satisfastion intH merican citizens, and it is a recognized fact | bafore shis is embsrrans: by other nations in ro~ 4 wee rejectad—yean, 31 Dayn, o public debt, wore avout $130,020,000, whils in 1868 bt Lty mbly 7 & 69 Washingtou-st., Chicago, How Unpamomc Germans Talke | that seslonsy ia sngondarod” by tha. rosidenco | gard o afairs in Caba. s Tamiton fi::",’,’;’;w‘c‘,‘:fi'f‘;‘,&;, .Wm;:;fiff §28 Sponnes Bt oo Dprenibnut woie sy halt dsy, Mr. Flir Z rom the mefority of tha Com- And Pike's Upara 1loute, Cinslanati thore of peoplo who escape military duty In the A PAIR EXCHANGE, ,000,000, snd, , what was tle cauerof the | mittee of Pr s ges and Elactions, reported on i, EAmunda aubmitted an smendment List soy of- | vaat incr 3 midst of & population whera s!l i 0f - Tho Poatmastar-Genoral has romoved one of | floe 0 & der 43 Ye‘“: of ago aro nub]‘a’gfl u;n;.‘.. :Il?n Mosoby's guerriliss, who was chargod with being ”'J ‘::,’Tn':,,",.';,','; :l:ltlzl: fl&?'{:b’.é:fi;‘:f 6 Gove :nclm i e s DAk of ::212::5‘-: Ely“l:llfi nzcnpnd s o B it ot A0 Ar0 Ul oL, e | N eapad i o murdet of Union prisoners aap- | deemed guilty of 'w bigh misdemeanor, and on cou, | | Wr. Kisson siggostad that tho expenrs of iiein £y N Ueshusaty i tavos of the and tho frand by which ezemption from | suted in battle, and hss af iate boen in the | viction ticreof sball be punished by Lenoetiamtoaut | abroud bid een gary. Itmely thicenssd since Tos, | contentaut, i3 & the minority ln favor ot the tho dutles of cltizenship is mometimea | postal sarvios, and has sppointed ono Union em. | Bot exoeeding lon yoars, and by finonot ' exceeding | when s Democratic Gungress increasad diplomatio and | eittibg mes = r, Tho msjority report by Mr. in'sxpenditiru? I was on mccount of Advantage of Our Natural- ization Treaty. id or | the extrat be "SFTGATION WANTED, obtained in Gormany, only thirty-five cases hiave | ploya of tho Housa of Heprosentatives latoly G0, Amedin, capsulst salatios, Wiltzs, w " laborate and able, roviewing she El Th d of Thi P boen brought to tho atteation of our diplomatio | discharged undor the new regimo. that e Board :;"'A‘T.‘k’.‘.“’ :?.“.:‘.'4“".’3‘1‘53‘ ‘..Z"r'.!i“'&i fsr“r:&%nfl:nu:nixlrn lt{):?e of }hol{um;&c:n'r:wx::&;’; grounds S ihe conteat, and tho uaumou‘; ptos A competent and relisble account- even ousand 0 8S0 Per- | represontstivo sinco 1869, and of thoss oniy thren | | XRLLUT. govarnment of the District of Colimbls, approved | in referenco o the claims of Boutliern cittzens. and | Sented, g = ng decislons of tha 8 1 v g di . liave beon docided adverscly by the German au- The Philadalphis politicians are porfecting | June 2, 1474, ia Liorsuy abolisbed, and aball {mmedi- | said that ho was tired of these refiectiona upon Houthe 5 s o' Bupretin Cowmt ymt of soveral yoars’ experience do. sons in Fatherland Exempt thoritios. Arraagomenta. 0. Ao Judge: Kelley aside nazt | slr, ubon {nespproval of this tesnlution, transmit | ern men. 1ie waa bimeele # Soutiern mas froua the Inrogart 5 counting exra ballots, on whick yiros & position a8 Cashier or Book- pesyidy : MORE OF TIIE SAME KIND RERDED. torm, but the Judpo doclsros he In strougor | S I:x;&ookah d property n thels posseation belong- | top of his hesd to the soje of hi foot, but he liad not | tB0 C8ee 7 ned. Thero was an animatad debate B 1 rof d so- from Military Dut The Committes continuss: o Ring, sud he Wil run fa 'spite of - them | 2k 0 be Distict to the Comsslesiogeryof Whs Dib- | comeliorefor s purpose of Mirfing U dircord, Lo | on allov “ coansel to present the merits of the keopor. Bost of roferonces end 8o Yy Y. el o At trict of Columbis, sud make report of thelr proceod- | ad come for the purposs of peace, snd Le wanted ta | rival ca. lates, and fnally the matter was mad jurity given if desired. Addross O s, ot Govepmeet e ek Sevtaton o ke | KT OF MANT. ings B Bl e, Bewdlns o, | §20 EOSSCES Taprostataees isdod as gualenes, | the spocaaardet forinevening, the wtormorsof 18, Tribuno oflico. oty st il B i Gt | Therety o il iory I clrcilation. that Bre- | o iz il tls cnton e ot 10 Sng xayor | am Sor e o ks | SAck voitvo balf an haue ko aren, wod 8 quscier — & s . rraine, to dofine wi wand Jowell aro workiog up the Sout! manner recognize the ilabliity of tho United Blatos to | political capital, but h [ o Assombly thon to comt = GROOBRIES: The Banking Committee Favor | more sirecision some of tho poinia of controversy | fholr agoats In favor of o gl d WiRcinel oF Interens of Aoy sach bonda an | saw trough et disgulse; Fonsomb, ba aaid Jaq | to,B vote. touching the subjects of L Souchtng e a0 hiects o ur::mh‘-::;x"nr:‘m‘.m dentlal tickot, Ths story ia absolutely untannd- Besn Lsausd on of aince ths 37th day of Jan- | thres schomes 1o sccomplish iu this Cougress: One | The genoral Bonata procsedings to-day wert {bat. subasquonit_ezperlence hus fntroduced in Jster | ol In sl its parta. was to improve and protect the levees of the Missis- | quite ubinotereating. Inthe Scuate blils werd Plain and Confection the Repeal of the Re- A cussfon by Eaton, Gragin, and Hows, ths | sippisnd to reclalm the aillavial soil of the Deita, introduced I i sumpti Act trestica on that aubject, the resolutlon of inquiry ad- THZ RESUMTTION ACT. smendment of Mr, Eaton was eed Lo, than n it O AL Doty o) H 0 C OL TE ption o firench $ Lo Comitln T 1 Intlon, of 11Uty 83" | 110 Domocrats i favor of tho rapeal of the | *“Tho ot pemainiton wan theh. roporiad to_ the Seu: T oo ould i, | 0 Lon v Tseasurat; At Atargoy Qeneratal | A 5 ot Dommllics 1 ot s Resngaption act clsim that the proposition for | 16, and, tie question Leing Bret on the atmeadment | zaired on thia Feclyime land, gecly to.tako effct Jug, 1, 1578, wbor tin LIBERALITY OF TIE GEREAN GOVERNMENT, Topoal "bian galnod considerable strongth sinco | Droposed by thie Committse on Appropristions.fo strke | Bz, Hal saked bim to atatd what the other chemes noxt Btals officera wiil bo innugarated, after Cc0C0A, BROMA, &c., &o. Theso points, the Committes snys, Lnvo al- | tho Inst vote, and that it will carry the noxi tlme | 3 of the resolution as It came from tho llouss fle | were. waich all foes are required to bo paid into the Earopean Governments Declino 10 | rpq; attiacted tho sttontion. of tho prasont | it is brought up. provise (el any fociber amis of 3,65 bands e berely | | M2, Bloglaon sepled st another was the Sonthera Blate Treonury ; also estonding tho time for G-T.A.TUM, Act on Fish’s Recent Cir- Bacretary of State, and Liave bosn tho sabject of AMTRICAN COMMYRCE. Beeoiution ontataod anail avalrd e Governiment of B s acquiring titlo to cortan land grant lands. FAMILY GROCER, 146 East Madison-st, TO RENT, 3tr, Hale—Is not the refunding of tho cottontsx | Senator Pot. commutication by him to our Ministor at Borlin, | Ksston hus reiotroduced in the Fouss the | ths United Blatea in sny obligation to pay the princi- A ¥ B P Stor Fouer nffarod & reantntion oY thquiry bitt nono of the amblguitios or omiasions fn tho | schoma for the restoation of Amerioan shipping | pal ot Lnterett of any e have hosats | " 30e BamleienisX ok, propossis: discant Ak || Sors e o e mto, pat_tan permlle gw al: Em‘:;“n x"“fi"h"?l’ bn;n‘ tho soutcy b:r any 'lv!blch ho hu‘ldvocu:od in r?onsreu ;igh: yones, fusd contracy (o o ot Ln pursuance of low, it was | question o, ; l":e‘}’fi’ly 'p‘:;:;‘” ffi";’fir"&? rf:‘g,‘g“f;fi&l%flslg- b ractical ovil whatever. This may have boen'dae | I1s proposes to grant American rogisters “to all | X rred b s, Willis—The Democratic party doesn't q g . To e Hbstal spiri 1s which the Jroat. bad booa | ron e verialh wiliopatoe. HllE conmirtoted | ,Aller furtber detate, the question then belng on. | bo help the Gta by Puaing o Bovihiera Pacthe Hui, | Nortbera Hloepital for the Inswao. ' calar. * i . concurring 1o the amendmenta made in Committce of | road, We will leave it to our Nepublica basan= & construstod by tho German suthorities, but the | since 1870, aud owned by Americaos. This is & SN IpaYe publican friends ta do AsSENDLY. 'I"O REN' l‘ The Inharmonious Demooracy Again | geatriiol by Lo Gorman, SHiLecite savjact | covator-plan to the aubaidy bill of Boubwolle. | '3 i faoves T e L S e e R T e L LR L . Caught Napping in the to tho caro of tho State Departmont, whoro it THE DISTRICT DOND BILL. Appropriations, Rejectod. S e L L Butliorr | Amendment for Lisholl Koaslant was made this propotly belongs, entortaining no doubt thatths | Fow bills wore over no loaded down with | The juint resolution, as amonded, was then passed, | sa repruscatative of the Southern Lemocracr. A special grder for Tuedilas, Busoments, and Flats, in the new block on Houso, Btores, Plato-2t,, fronting Congress-st. The rents_will bo lnu:a lgzsl:) ood tensnts, Apply to 1L G. YUUNG, 0 Gorman Govoracont will continuo to aot i the | smoudments a8 tho District 3,65 bill in the Son- | #ad &t isaa follo 1o iade repled thas bia aaihority was the position | & Fesolution was adopted catling for coples of same enlightencd apirit {n which it originally | nte this afternoon, There was one making it sehiclh that gentloman occupied 88 & Houthern man, | Uh0 freight tanff list in this Stata in June, 1871 THE DILL. o concurrod in the treaty, and in which 16 has thus | bigh misdemeanar for aoy pereon o incroase the | Resomed, ke, Tiat the Commistioners of the Dis- bocause be spoke distinesly for the Southern Democ- | There wera twenty-three bills introduced, in- . WALLER, owner, at Room 8 Bryan far coustraed i h ot ~ rucy, and because hs (8ingle hed ladt bill : trued it. District dobt. All th ndment 1 trict of Uolumbis are hereby diructed to trausfer to 24 use ho (Bingleton) been sclocted aa | cluding billa to hmit normal school institutes ock. Hale, of Maine, Succeeds in Devel- K bn{“nrxl'::l e:z 3 “A“l’ n. Pz:zem;n;r: ; ::ldnl;: u"Il:; $hip Treanurer of the United Hiates, for the payment of | 988 g{l :nu Bouthern representatives on tho money | under the direction of County Buperintendents, FINANOIAL. E COMMITTEE WORK. Comumissianers. Inforoat lua the Iat of February, 1976, on the bonds of Qo tes of tho House,—the Appropristion Cota- | to two wesks; to provide for the payment of . oping a Little Southern e ey, rald District, fssued under tho provisions af the act of e faes to garnisheos; to provide thal TIMBER THIEVES, Congress, approved Jine 24, 1874, entitled * An act Ar, Holman declared that the Democratic party in % Bpectal Dispaich to The Chicaas Tribune. The debate 15 the Sonats spon ths Timber | for thn goverament of the Thatrick of Coluzmbia, and | 1o Lousa was neithor for the Southern Facitic ltall- 'fl:’“’—" . aof i Stato : officers shall _ bo s act contsined ‘mome damaging statemonts rela- | for other purposes,” the sum nccosssry Lo pay the e by o) i WisniNorox, D. O,, Fob. 3.—Tho Houwse ¢ tainod d e ) f9£-li 2t B 5 bibil o Bt ofL e, e A 3 " . 8 tivo to the extens of the stealing of Govern. | *Ama from ‘any unexpended appropristions herstoforo | Btr, Douglss deniod jhe right of r. Hals, or of any | PIO ting the cutting or removing ‘of timver sotions Committee to-day heard arguments in | yione timber, Tads by Congress, of from any revonues derived by | Otler Ropublican member, to desiguate tho member from lsnds on which taxos are not paid: to the first contoated aloction case, that of Drom- SR RSO taxatlon ‘:n‘thhn proporty of a4 Districtof Columtta ; fFom r‘fé'-:-’-’.",’.‘lf.‘;":',: member from any ‘elher Siate; amend the Jaw of 1875 for the encouragement of " S u b Ce - o &CY. Vi i ot berg (whito) sgalnst Haralson (colored), from | Tue Wisconsin delogation hald a mesting this e e T o Tha: sauport of pablia | 114 (Doiglas) represented a part uf the Southern F7z | tue Jovestion and"per{potion -ot’ aieam saige tho Mobilo, Ala., District. ''bocontestants gon. | Afternoou and ananimonsly agresd to oudeayor | achools; procidel, that any furthec issus of | Stitueacy, aud Lis was not prepared to inform the gen- & bil ed. orally sre much aonoyed that tho Committeo | 10 tocure st Joant 8200,000 Tor the Fox and Wis- | 3,01, bonds under or by virtue of said act | temas from Maiue what might bo or miyht not be tha Thore arn s levs - i % ¥ consin River improvement, of Congress, approved June 0, 1874, 18 herehy pro- | Ultimata action of Bouthorn Democrats on this foor [hiers gro & Iarge namber of Fan Ciro and as waited until tho’ beginning of the third | “rnp coxantssioxAL nEptmLICAN commnrrer | hibited: u‘vfi(i nromdzd, that e carificuen Letetoforo ou thete metsures, e was not 2 meniber of tho Clippsiva pople Liets ion tie. Dolle Dam bill, i i 5 of il uLdi) - ' 6 WAS 3 member of e na- | Whiel s faul i aul Tt betoro Leating & siugle. acgamont, Tho | mes i croning and- Aaoratad. (e fonaniag | med ty the Hoard of Auit, tacluing oo con- | SoLLEE SRS Srme aruto roformisois | sk aa ovor, L ot Sentiment. LOANSONREALESTATE In Chicogo and Smproved subsbs, in sums of $2,000 Jad npwards, made at current rates. DAIRD & BRADLLY, 80 Laalie-st, MONEY TO LOAN ©On Real Estate in Chicago and vicinlty; improved .qlganflc Schemes which North- ern Democrats Fear to - Euncounter, THE REFUNDING ACT. preforred. Funda in hand, PROPOSTTION TO EXTEND TUE TIE ¥OR KEGOTIAT- Committoo is not in as much haate as it might | 1'xecutivo Committos: ~ Cameron, Chalrmau; | have not heen so converted, and certificates horesft of the abuses of the Government. MEAD & COE. 365 LaSslle-st, 1 TUE 43¢ YRR CENTS, Do if tho Democratio majority wss leas, Oneof | Cragin, Logan, Wesh Domsey, Prall, Hubbell | 1o bolasacd by iho Biard of Audit of thelr suscessoes | S Lsle—y riend {rom Stislsslppt s more trank | Thia ovening the Asgompiy.Clismbor wes MISCELLANEOU! = pecial ispateh t The Cliicage Trfdune. T bt Trms ioatin mrotosted fouday | Jiusk, 'and Blooickeon. Judge Iidmunda was | in ofice; shall not oxcend in the aggreyuts the sum of | (0% ol {{5o orjwiad wo mey Tt foors thar seotion, | Crowded to hoar argaments ou the Dodge Coun- i o1 8-clo 3 13,100,000, " _nnanim uslylr” a..”i‘”’ Bwe;?'% o HSM0000. i there shall be no Increass 1o the pres. | 1 DS wxpect by s imple queation to atir up o | 4 ocontested soat. Mr. Dick, of Beavor Dam, that the Committeo’ waa sitting ss s Ji a THX FOBTIZICATION BIL) enl 4mouk of 1661 Indeuiednean of iho. Disiictof | fich of a hornels nestps T socn fo bave done, 8y | anpeared for 3. Heshurat, tho contapiac)s sl g 8 & Judge and ¥ol TION BILL. 1 3 d tuat-thp, Gommitieo; mas it oK M 8 WsmmaT O e Houss Com- | COIUMmbIS, sud sny oficer or person “who shall kow. | friend from Indisus (Holxan), who opposes the Soutli- | ths Hon. I, C. Slaan for Griffiv, the sittiog mem- Tho “'!’q of Abbots against Fraat ‘!““‘l:" mo, | 1108 bn Appropristioan complotad the Fortif. | iDL lucrosss, orald of abat io Incressing, such tomi | o2 Pacifio Milroad, wats thia discussion to stop, and | bor. Tho vote resulted in_retuining Ginffin in gaivat Froat will be heard ncetilgdnets, ccniod gully of ligh misde- | gyohuihle for it. o faust scttlb with bis collengus Hlioheat by 47,00 {001 adopting thamajarity re- cation bill to-day, sppropristing for the protec- i third; that of Lo Moyuo ve, Farwoll the ffth. | Sion. prossrvatios. aad palr ot the forilica: | loed. by isprisonmyat ot exceeding ten yoacs, | 1Fom tiaissiprt, port of the Committeo va Priviteges and Eleo- CATTLE TRANSPORTATION, tions aod other warke 3 s nd by fi t excesdl! 10,0005 dy Mr, Holman—I understood the gentleman from Mis- tions in favor of Havhurat, and tho Assembly Tho arguments bofore the Houso Committes tl?en Bn‘nvemln:r of rn.e::rdg:i;inc.éwim,'ofig :hs u%.m‘"’m”'iuflfi ml‘}ia”n,‘”?n,"'.";.“’m ‘?{: siasippi meroly to vxpreas Lis opdnion in favor of '. adjourned with & tie vote on tabling the motion on Agriesitare show that thoron & prababillty | 07 projectilen of heavy ordinaace, 316,000} for | SOTHLE) o 58 DCke Chedsnd shall Tome: Boulhara Rietns tiatietd [ieveisl omeceptc meer | b Foomniidar, ines T gpublicanhvors sosssh, s ) eroby sbolished, an imme- B that railroad and eattle mop cau agree with thy | CATisEos for bewvy guoe, 815,000; for srofien: | uately hpon ine spprovl of inis rosolation transett o, 18 ot that all 7 oWk agenta for tho proveation of oruelty to snimals | Goes, $50,000, SRR 2l boks and propeiy bu talr possession Selonding | Ar. Holman—Excuss me; and als that the Govern- uousz. upon a bill regalating cattlo transportation, Tho | ‘The eatimates wore: For armament of fortifi- | Oolumlds, and Feport of the procoedings not | Meut spend money in the rebuliding of the Mississippl Drzs Morxes, I, Feb, 3.—In the fouss, Kals cattlo men only insist that thelaw shall bo uni- | cations, 81,250,000 ; manafacturo of arme, 8500,- | horetofare made; and procided Jurfher, A% HH Feio. Jeveer. Hocenot the gentleman from Matne kuow | mrarnington was invited, b b ! form as to all, and equally enforced. ‘The 4 000 and $150,000 for torpado materiala, and the Jution skall not in sny way or manuer guizo the | that the zl‘v:uumln from Misslesippl was llmpl{' ex- | & L3 o , by a resolutim, to de- oot diffculty tho bill willhave to oncounios ia | fortoriifcations. Ths Iatter amouat, however, | {3'eTies S0 S0 Gay ot dancary, 1816, o | Mousebss opposed llof theso messures and il cuu- morrow at 12 o'elack. Wasuixaron, D. 0., Feb, 3.—A bill {ntroduced in tho ITouse by Mr. Wsod for the purpose of smending tho Rofunding aot was the aubjoct of careful conmideration by tho Committee on Ways and Means to-day. Tho Becrotary of she Troas- nry, who had boon requested to givo his opinion respectiog tho provisiong of the proposed moas- uro, roplied that thoy genarally mot his approval. 1o is of opiulon that, should the time during whict: tha 41 por cont bonds authorized by the soveral Refunding acts havo to run be oxtonded to thirty years, we would havo no trouble in ncgotisting in Eunrapo the $300,000,000 bonds bosring this ' rate of interest S o2 A A A A A sgainat this delay, whon he was practioal) FAWNDROKBHS TSTADLISHMENT, 3 % yractisally sold Doing good businees, conalsting of Gold and Ailver ‘Watches, Dismond Rings, Jewelry of all kinds, Cloth- ing, MS‘, Fixtures, Pistols, Guns, Bhow Cascs, and Piéagos, for ssle cheap for cash, Owner wants ta loave fhe clig: ‘Redress 3 b, Tribuss ofice. RBADIN FOR STRANGKRS AND OITIZENS— DAILIXS, Warkrixs, and MoNTLL from thaprincioa Cities Staterand On adas, Weeklicsand Monthlios throng: FREE 1 out Karopoou filefrom 6a. m.talap. m & _avizil Dedrbornat, JON COLLECTION AGENCY DIG. ‘We settlasstates in thie and foreign countries, rosur- pect judgments, transfer snd Toinstate thosamo, ine Teitigats and adjudicato claims sgaiost the Govern. | which still remsin, Mr., Wood himself ° | was not recommended by tho Secretary of War. '8 O tinue todoso Ditta passod to thoir second reeding to make ment, and attend to all mercantife collectiona without | thinky that should tho life of those bonds be ex- :‘r::;h&nr:;;l:g ?ufi,"r'.’é:'-'&‘?a‘i:}n?fif of Con- | 4 Committen on Appropriations roduced the | atr. Morton st st week bo guve motlce thiat Jio | 3 Hsie—If the gentleman wnuts me {o anawer that | an appropriation of £20,000 fot the é’n“n ial sharge “m?&fi'%dhom"n'i’f&"fl?fiv o, tended large eums of moncy which accomulato reeaty appropriation to 8340,000, yould ark the Benate to-lay tu proceed to the consid- g;‘fifil} ;'fa“rlxy"' that 1 expect bie will Us outvoted | pyooeition; sppropriatiog 830,000 for thnnln ¢ A g ™mE " g - B oatn a0, _ | in thio form of trust funds in tho cities of Now | The Houso Comumittco on Iailways and Ca- | N.u::fil ;;‘:‘::bfi:;: Gnnmn‘z;mml Com- ifi&"&%fi&fi?fi?fl'fi‘?fi{f‘fifi % ::::‘?q::nfmcg{ 3r, Bount, » member of the Appropriation Com- | 8ans Asylnm at Mt. Dleasaut ; that the pur- = York, Doston, Philadelphis, Bxltimoroand olao- nals hoard an argument io fayor of tho Wash- mittes mot to-nignt for the parposs of som- | bk Privilege, snd had been oo long postponed Al- mittee, xald that himself and his aseociatea did not | chmser, it a tax-uale, of auy uuiversityorachool FIRM CHANGES, i I purpose of cam: ington, Olnciunati & Bt, Louis Narrow-Gauge - 16 that ¢ propose to state what their nction would he on mea- | 1}, 1 i 1i5ad." Tho fack that th Company has o Vir. | PIOUSE their organlzation for the cumpaixn, xeady, Jio moved that o esolution be akea up 07 | red until tiey had an opporinniy of conalderin and e h sesatlt s sttt ginia chartor sooms to bavo given it a better | Sho Comeiittes Was ot led totorder by Honnter MIHCELLANEOUS. e e canae thar tng Bouth wouid.do | COmIIL rapo; providing that appeals trom tho standing in the Houso than it othorwiso might Bt BRD, The Chair 1atd befors the Scuste & mexsags from the | Wiyt "was mght and. proper, and that the country | oquslization of ascemimonts suall be to the whoro, and which aro CONSTANTLY BEEKING TERNMANENT AND BAFE IN- VESTMENT, DISSOLUTION. o copartnerabip Lierotofors exlsting belwoen us, Buder (b6 firm name of Godwin, Davis & Co,, bas this | ©o1a he convertea fnto these bonds, and that | havo bad, ond there is a posaibility that it may Camoron, of Ponnsylvanis, was unanimously | President in anawer 1o the Senato resolation of: Jan, | g i - Kine 3 , ¥ . | would approvo of ita coursa. Buporviwors instead of the Circuit Coore; fay beon dissolvod by mubusl consent, Jamoe B KIn: | |\ vay tho proportion of our national debt | Lo favoraby reported. clscled Chairman. Houtor Wonh, in Samtor | 19, ncsing thsserof ths Diretor ot o Mt | ™ i FLucll, Gl of th Comateo o Ao | o it gl gy i e Daodaor Sehiool B e CGODWIN, Held st Liomo by outown citizons would b gen- DURNELL'S SUCCESEOR, 8, P! position for g ! T 4 0w | pristions, remarked that it would be time euoughi for | Diatnict Treasurors may ba loaned or doposited tho laster in & fow remarks. The ilon. J, M, | Which bullding it is proposed to dunale (o the Govern- | (he Democratic party in the House (o be Leld - N pu:[r'tli:':i g;‘y:;'g .C:‘:"‘l:r‘l‘l‘;fl' u‘:‘f‘ '-‘lxllfl :::::" I | Tidmunds was unsnimously ro-olected Socrotary, Tient {0r Toint purposen, - Ordered printed, with the | Sivia focfos sesehon jt bad taken setion o measnres, | " nacionel Dauke. 5 i sccompanylo, , sud to lle on the table, Discuesion wau ¢ od ie ported to-day by & malorlty voto fn, favor of the | 3. . Brooks withdrawiog his candidaor for thak | *E0RLEEE BeTore o Seokte s communication | sentiivert b par. 1o B slably SYprAsEa e BT B Uro. o6 Lynb Comte. sopim SAMUEL A, BQUIER, LENRY A, DAVIS, Chicsgo, Feb. 1, 1676, JAMES 8, KINKAID, erally incressed. In this respoct the French poaple aro much better off than wo, Almbat tho entire dobt erested by tho TFraoco- office, and Jacob Tome tras electsd Treasurer., | g, J seutstive of hin party, 1le had stmply expressed his "fl!li'»r!ub‘"- Mr. Uro, of Lynu Counts, replying mdowflln S{E‘f‘,‘:& nh:;‘ o 35’3‘1‘;“%& t"cok, :vnl:'l f;’ “"l':“ "fi" L '“3‘ ‘c"“ by I“‘ffu ‘t“' fot anhm‘mz RESUMPTION ACT. b0 Committon l’“"'g‘”“H ed to’ ballot for an Ex- Chlnl“::? Hznm‘:m:tl: e "ifx"’&" gmxo—::uonnc%‘! the 3;“‘::." 4 el hetd Fospanatis :3, ;but‘::hl‘):;:g n':g‘x}x lnn‘ y:nt dax, ffl <] {upv- G o mpl whicl e CGovernment 0 ‘s Y el it our, i 0! pontinue the Wholssale E‘nrullmn?l EN business &t “': my Gor hea boss tken, by ber. own Tt isntated authoritatively to-nlght that the ma- ecutive Committes, and residont members for | Upper Misainalpt iver at Fort Madison sad Burling- | 3ir, Monroe criticized the_economic featuresof tho | bill. pending which thngnouzu ndl;qmn adr ‘:fll‘bbl . " | tho Diatrict of Cofumbis. The followlng is tho | ton, Is., and recommending an appropriation Of $5,000 | il in th ot Al " Jority of the Committes on Hauking aud Cur- | 100 ive Committos: Banators Cameron (Pa.), | 1o Femove said obetructions, Commerce. e b Yibbioy | Mortow moriiceat 10 colok, i bho same place, 43 and 4 Modlsow'sly o1 g co,_ | citizons. Tho Commitieo, although 1t did not Tonoy favor a repeal of tho Bpecie-rosumption fioish the discussion of the bill, will, without Cragin, Weat, Logan, aod Dorsay, and liopro- Mr, Paton gave motice thst on Thursdaynext be | american Republics. Ha expressed his belief thatone | - In the enate Dills pasaed to tholr second read- A TIST . Qoubt, at an early moeting recommend ita pas- | Bk but will awalt a declaion of the Democratio en I ’ " OPFe" | would submit to the Bemate resolutions in Tegard to | of ) bl o ® | ‘{og providing for throwing inclosed lands open DEN RY. e 3 28 Ry batorssoporing o 35";35'.‘3’1“" pontatives Enek, Hubbel, Binnickaon, aud Pistt: | 1 jire Andclaracer of (b ato Seaador ¥erry,of ?Lm{’,',':;’m:‘&‘.";},s"m‘:.;;‘a{‘fi;;'; e s | W0 o public’ 10 Foquirecoimtios 1o reh;ndhl;an tIK TEXT OF TIIE FROPORRD ACT: =3 ought that the American people ought to bs the | VO aid of railroads, and to ceucel unpsid That in Hou of the $309,000,000 of bonds bearing in= TAY OF ABMY OPPICEN THE RECORD. g e pabnied ¥ ’Wm';‘g_n‘,;“figlg posseasor of tnat feld Ho koew that the existing | taxes; in aid of the Fort Madison Ponttantiary ; ferent at the tate of 43¢ per centum, payabls semi-an- ‘Wasnrxaton, D. 0., Feb, 8.—Ropresentative BENATE. ot piret i Theldiigrtecs T iataor N iaaoer Iate | commercs thers waa amall, but he asked whether the | making ao appropriation for the Manunt Pleasant o nually, authorized by tho act of July 14, 1870, the Seo- | Banning fo-day reportod from tho Committes on Wasnvatox, D, O., Fob. 8.—Tha Chair 1ald | mileage snd pay of Benator from March 4, 1473, to United Atates wero prepared to accept the low snd i Insane Hospital; providing for the secording o Military Affairs an amended bill to rogaiato the | 4, P poor condition of its commerce sa an unchangeablo i ® efore tho Bonate s communication from tho | Mayis, 1874, Privileges and Elections. Tiive.Did Cangress mean 40 procaim to the civilized all State and District oflicers. = x;:z :X:g ;1:3‘1‘:3:. ndorro?:ggd ?:chl:rt‘o m.fl!chc::: Bocrotary of tho Intarlor, in reply ta a rosolution ‘n:,\;nl g‘nl:lr‘ (I:.r::dz ’bo_éeo: r‘:'flnb::,fi‘;t 0 :q&‘:n::m.: World that the United States did mot muan Lo be s The bill providing that Sopervisors shall ro- sido in tho district wh o e e ietatione. ar6- aa follown; | of tho Sanate of the Slat nltimo, tnclobing coples | Lion of thie Sentla 1n reqard to suits against the Union et commerchl yower, but saesnt to bave Ma maze | D00 o’y member of Slecied pal s dlilor Gonoral of the Army, $10,000 fustead of 813,500, | of the correspondenco had with the committees Pacific Rajlroad. Ordered printed and referrsd o the | pot Letlove that that was the oplniuu of taia House, population ia more than one-third of that of the Tetary of the Tressury {s heroby authorized, for the Purposs of sald refunding, to iasuo in 8 sum or sums Rot exceeding in the aggregato §500,000,000, coupon or Fogirtorod bouds of the United Ktates 1n suich form as o may preacribe, nnd of the denominations of $50 or soine multiple of that sam, rodoemsbls in coln of ‘Why pay $20 and $30 when you can get the best full ot of teeth st DK, MCCHESNEY'S for 83, 'Tho finest ind moat fashionsble resort in tho eity. Corner Clark sud Bandoiph-ats, e v T o sent sisndard valuo 4t (he .plsasure of the | Lisutonant-Genoral, €8,000 instosd of $11,0003 rorty-| . | Committeo om the Judiciary, Alios memorisl of the | “sgitnout scton on the bill thu Committes Tose. ¢ waa B OCEAN NAVIGATION, | Unia Sates adter thurly yoars ot of etz | Major-Gouerals to receiva the prosent pay, :{(:‘:‘; o::i;:‘ e i‘::g'::‘ s’f:&:c :‘:‘f ‘:: ::_ Joaklagilsines MkicE a0 o e e Lane A VETO. G sustrwa sl L i ‘S~ “T' A"" "“B"\L" L"'L“ I\'E inmuo, and bearing intorest payablo quarterly in such | namely 3 $7,5600, but the pay of Brigadier-Gone Lity i Rlchigen by way 0f the Foz snd Wisconuin Itvers. | , The Breaker Iaid befare the Touse a mearage from LOUISIA o ), erel {8 reduced to €5, inatoad o 3 Commerce. bl a approvil an act R B/ 2 coin at the rate of 43 per centum per sunuin, which T 1o roduced to 5,000 inetosd of 85,600, A | tions. Ordored printed and to lio on thu table. | ¢o the Prosident, returning without b y t NA UNTTED STATES & DRAZIL MALL STEAMSNIPS, | bonds and interust tleceon shall be axempt {rom the | Chaplain's psy 4 reduscd from $1,500 to 1,000 "Phio Chlr aleo 1ald bofors tho ensto the roso- | Tho Henalo went into execativo seasion, aad soon | FAUMErTIng the custady of cectaln Indisn trust-funds | ANELEGTION. BILL Euliog seguiscly arery moata {rom: Walaonw Whitte payoscat of ol tsxet or dulosof the Unilad Haiesss | your, ‘Tho salaring of all ather ofloors romain | Intion of tuo workingmen of Detralt in favor of | sdloumel. e T o | o o QELEANE Tk, ReboD.—u e Babbio 10} Drooklyn, Moo b, and Ko Janerlo allng | muBicipil,oFlocs autiority) and euld bondashati ave [ 49 now setablishod by law. » roposl of the Bpocia Rosumption act. Re- = Heoreiaty of the Talerior seiting 0ut that the act wa | (87 8 substituts Zor tho Fonso Eloction bill was 3t Bt. Johna, Porta Rico :;:é-zr&!ll‘;gfil&:g:u‘t:z .l;plilln w‘l':;':h ‘me?&;i”" ——————— forred, Mr, Clymer offered & reaolution directing the Secre- %‘é‘..":fi',fl"“"’f.f.'x’“'“ Iglwenvt:u'ul‘n the lntd;fl:d. passod. This bill provides for a Roturniog 5y 1 . ., v o aage 8000 ing docume o 'NELLLE MAUTIN, ,000{tons, Tuursdsy, Feb. 3, at | Sroeifl CRiient pl, Lov/orMhe United States. NIPPED 1N THE BUD. Similae resolations wers presontod by Mr. | 87,08 WAL TIPOR e, e TN s~ N orted, o | been read, Mir. tandsil e thos he DIl Nad o | Doard, and ensblés: tho lioar ta const autall ONE OF OUR BADNEY'S LI BCHEMES, y i i sl e e Christiancy snd referred o the ssmo Committae, | Mr, Wheeler afferod resolution dirscting the From this Comimiitea 0 Appropriationa that the fio. | Votes from districts where sny mtimidation bas . | retary of the Interior hiad suggested an smendent to nd that it Y " thing Lhat it should of the Afrioan race, eithior by parsonal threats ! upon Senator Logan way practically defeated in sald he did not sgroo with the views of tho pe- "h:g,:fl:fg-mmuw o bl to provide for » Custom B e by 1hs Dapssiraett u¢ x hoe thaiance it | discharge from empioymont, oio. All the Demo. ‘Bea. 2, That this sct shail not bo construed to au- tlioriza any increase of the total amountof bends pro- vided for by the acts to whick this sct {8 an_amond- ment, nor (o authorize any jucreaso whistever of the , 1. D DRAMALL, 3,000 tons, Wedvesdey, March 8, i 3. B, WALKER, 2,10 tons, Saturday, April®, Theso steamers are petfoctiy now, with all the latest mprovements, having frst-class padssnger sCcommo- balions, 1 1o | e e o e e R tatory, not ‘Tnconsist | the Touso to-day by tho_indiscrect zeal of hia | titioners 1ad teen propared: cratnand_ two whito Hspublican Senatora votod % . of acts to whic! s amendatory, not {ncoosist- { the screct zeal of his * o % 3 propared. 0 whito lepublican Senators vol Yor relght and prensns at educed rten, apply to | of st ek ARG S AREUII T B E %00 | nemmien. Glover, of Missourl, Introducen o | M. Hitchoook submittod # rasolution fastruct: nguio s Mapile, Toun. Materesd, e | PTie el vas stareed 1o the Gommitieson Ap- | ageioet tho bill, aud axnreused to opinion thal 54 Vineat,,'New York, | tinued in forco and etiect. - resolution dirocting the Attorney-General to | 108 the Committeo on tho District of Columbia | that certain political and personal infiuence has been | FEORTIAIONS. 0\ 0\ its passage would bring troublo and bloodshed T DIRECT TEE T0 FRANCE, | s s i 0 ettt | Tl it s | o e o mpvies o i | b b ettt T e o e S ST, e e L D e ek psor Bial Hisaere | 10O colipos for anly ten yours, and thuse aro | moval of Belfotd and tho sppointment of | DrOPOF form of government for tho Districk of | the sorrupt pirkoee o Focuh ceruin orderiatid “INDIANA. turniog Board would be and by the Repubhoans 1 T8 Qoneral Sesouailacuis Gompany's Mall Bt | now held abrosd. Tho Government s now | Stono as United States Judgo of Colorado. Coluzmbls, sad report by bil or othrwisc. Agrod to. | decreee Copcertiog oerialn mminiug interesis It M, — ua artillery, agatuat the shot guns of tha Domo- iwadid vesssis ca thir favorile e for ihe Gonnsat obfifd eithor to exchungo lu?no for sew. bouds, | oy resolution coutsined all the charges DIATRICT RONDA. Copies of tho Jotters snd papurs saking for the femoval | TAXes on Lands Bought from tho State eratic White-Loaguers, = aine, mote southacly tusa, sat olier), sune\:‘ &\: caso Qfi;‘.’,&‘x'iubfléfiaf bosent hom, oF | 1,10 e O Tn tha HNow York Sun | , LT Esten subinitted a resolution that any forther | of Judgs Leiford aud for the sppointment of Judge —A District~Atiorney’s Reports As this bill cannot paza the House, 8 Confer- jesus of 2.6 bands, sutharized uuder of by virtus of | Stono ta bis siead, Leforrad to the Judiclary Com- ‘s ; . ence Committea will donibtloss bo appointed ta agalnst Honore, Logan, nad othiors, Tho 1080~ | succs of congvese of Jume 20, 1674, s Beroby probibe | i, i s frsme a new bill that wiil bo niore acceptable wa % XDIAN L18, Loy . 8.—Judge Brownles, Jution was oquivalont to a final vordlct on tho | jieq, any law to tho coiftrary notwithstanding. He COMMITTZE NEFORTH. £ Marion, has a Ia 4 both parties. ahole subjoct matter, It was alleged i pri- | asked for the present considerstion of tho resolutiom, | smik'ag' reported by S, Willama (tudisny), the Ghatr. | of Hfarion, his drawn up & complaint in favor of | Intho Houso the Committse to invostigati of tho Committee on Accounts, far th LN i ‘ ¥ vato circlos that Ionore wanted an fnves- | and saud ho lind been nformed by tlio best authority D'“r‘;'“m'; ufl?w’xfiun‘;"m:mlfl"n( 2 3 fi)““:. Natban E. Ovorman agaiost Btats-Auditor Hon- | the charges againit Judge MHawkins, of the 5 Superior District Coutt, reportod to-day. _They tlgation, At all ovents, Darne; Uiat one week ago to-day the Board having power, to | led to considerabls discussion as Lo whether thero were derson, for s mandamus to compel him to issuo o F y .“iod beslda Glaver, and ,,,.ml,‘d"’m’ dfi:;’}‘:,’,‘,: fasuo thesa bonds had pasesd s resolution G PO | 50 many Unian soldiers now o tho rolls, Mir, Fort ut- | & warrant in favor of Overman for au smount mada twenty-oight chorgey . the Judge, dertaking to deny that thors were, and Mesars. ol and rocommend his impeac . Mr. Bomor, Ihtho prasantation snd dofoat of the resolution. | oL, Ao bonds should be tasued for ane Neek, Yy BOFC | vl king Lo deny that thors et e mmatiacy. | 0ual t0 tho tazes pald Ly bim on schiool lands | Ropuhlican, offered foiut rexcliitiva 1o logis The resolution was dofeatod of pasaage by tha Fiually the bill was passed, befuro recolving u title thersfor, tuo tazos hay- | lato Hawkios out af oflico. objection of thoss who koew nothin| nf u-);nb- ffi,fim 'E‘i{\'}’é"t‘fiun"‘.‘.‘i‘fi:.f’m‘%'.n'-’é‘l‘fi‘:“l‘i.’;“:‘fifi f Sir. Atkias, from fhe Gommitteo on Appropriations, ing accrued before the pumbn'u of the lsuds, Both tho roport and ronolation will be acted bt who wera_ sstounded By the atro- | lutios, bonde to. ihe amorint of $100,000 Usd been | Teportod s resolution fequesting ihis Tek dent to p- | A'miitor Hondorson watved process, aud tho c1as | OB Lo-mOKFOW. Runce of ita ausertions and 1t noosual foru, | iasued. Tule mformation he had recelved from un | PORLE 0% f:flf";ffi%‘:’f“&?’,:}fl"'flfflgfig will immediately como uppbu{oro' Judge How- i Flogan's frionds do not object to tho rosolution, | eutirely irustworihiy source and lad just aa wuch | {0500 Gl ud Agen A Tand, in the Civil Circuit Court, and bo catried OHIO. L uon i cy and otber Blous Agencios, Lo whieh wad finally referred. ‘Thera will be found | SoRfdence t it v 1f &t BAd beca ol b 85 e ha fticlency of the appropriation fof the | 1o the Saprome Conrt. It 1a 1o of connlderablo BILLA INTHODUCED. at tho Attoruey-Ganeral's office n recommenda- e Bious Indisus, Adoptad. importance, as 100,000 aro involved in this sort B = B A aral of Belford, menad py o | ol Sanceat asked, f that ranlition was not pussed. | e bi regilating practice1n United Btates Clreult P aima uainst the Statos i e L L e Sealis; os Justico of the Huprems Court'of the United | Sir. Eaton replied thet 1t waa passed by the Board [ 22d Disteict Courts, which was before the House inthe | ~ Ty annual xeport of District-Attorney Lus- provide for sessions of the Statos and by Judge Wood, and a request (o tho | having power 1o 1ssue tho bonds. mommghuurdyuunhy ‘was taken up aud passeil, kirle waa submitted to-day, and shows that, durs Buprema Court Commission a¢ Cloveland, Cin- A ) Statos and by Judee Wood, and » request to tho | Byt pour o e S iting Fund Comumiaton, | - Mr. Ohulfeld, frama the dudiciay Commilec, 1o | jog o yeur, ho haa writen thirty opinlons and | £lanass 41 Clumiun (o arich fhas noiuty ——— UNPATRIOTIC CERMANS. A MXPONT YROX THE WQUSE COMMITIEE ON FOREION AFFAIUS. Spectal Dupateh to Tne Chiceas Tribune, Wasmixaros, D, C., Feb, 8,—Enriy in the presont sousion a resolation was Introducod In tho Ilouse of Represontatives and reforved to tho Committoo on Foreign Affalrs dirccting it to Inquira whothor notice should not be given to torminato the naturalization treaty with the Nogth Gormsa Confoderatiod; ratifiod Veb. 22, 18 ik Lare. . AMKRIQUTE, Ponzols 'RIOK OF PA:“G‘ u Dirkod thu* do not PR Mt e om0t aiery staerags b Pk U1 Bl kDI N, Axsots 15 Brosdwas, N.X. ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMERS, VIA QUEBEC and VIA BALTIMORE Tausage, all clastes, between chiof ports of Kurape sad America. OABIN and HALOON ACCOMMODA- TIONB UNEXCELLED, Bliorteat Sea Jtoute, Buperior Bhire. Exnorfenced Ofcers, Disciplinéd Crews, SBAFETY THE GOV- EBNING RULE, Thres weokly sailings. EMIORANT AND STEEKAGE PABJAGE, the vory 4 in all Teapocts, ab loweal rates, 69, The Committes then snvmittod the matter to Faulkner, one of jis mombors, and ai its woet- {ng to-day ho mrde & written report on the aub- Apply to ALLAN & CO., L which was unanimously adoptod and will ba | orsdo, Thia Iatter laster i indorsed by Logan, ona of whom ke W, V. Corcoran. s anewored 521 Iotters from ofliciali ssking fogal | but paid-up ralirond stock shull entisls its hold- L 12 and 74 LaBalle-st., Chilcugo, ::?:ueuwd to the House o’“ tho first occasion | ud that id all, oxcept tho scurillous charges nod | o0 0, g LA tderation of o‘:.’{.'.fi‘lzi’iflau‘"o'v’.i‘fx’fih‘l?i'"AY«".?'.:';‘Z'%-“\'L’.‘ advice. %1981 oru to voto. L e T That offors. Tn this roport hio eays that, if the connter-charges of the contonding Colorado fao- | 4, OViection was mads Lo Los bosee K naded the | Lill wes recommittec. T case of the Ftato va, The Terre Hauto & [ A bill wis introduced to permle students to National Line of Steamshipa 3 4 notico fs. founded | ‘O52 o EeROliton Y T CATHR Bore dskd of the Hor | o, AL Juuton, from the same Qommittes, reporied | Indianapolle Heilwas, In which tho Biato do- | Yote &t placos whera thoy are atteading sohools, - FEW YORK 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIvEpooL. [ dearo for this proposad HoMel o TOAR G . e e o Eia i acing. fostrg. | Lscky adversly, o bl o pvvide (hat (e hesds of | wmanda €1,600,000, 14 fn atatu quo, awaitiog: tho ————— aturdey, ¥eb, b, ab 13 noon, | UPOR tho ida that tho condition of uaturalized DISAGREEABLY DISAPPOINTED. Thaca 1o the dispoat of te publio lands I Alabaros, | Bxecutive Departiuris B8y Broupy A foported » | decision of tho Marlon Suberior Court 0% do- KENTUCKY. e B S et i | citizeus waa bettor bofore tho formation of tho | AN INVESTIGATION TUAT PANNED OUT POOILY. Musluivpl, Louluns, Atkaiou sud Hoids, Tbe it for'tha salict of the owgers and Dirchasers of | fendant's demurror to tho sutlicicucy of the com- A VETO, FOR LONDOM DIBECT, troaty of 1869 than it hsy boon since, thisis & Soecial Dispatch to The Chicads, Tribune, B e of 8 sasd suciion shall ROL b land sold for direct tazes in iusurrectionary States, | pl ¢ tho yoar smouit t0 §17,469, LotisviLus, Ky., Feb, 3.—~Gov. McCresry sent Iaint. i Juc h’; :‘;’G{;fi;fi:" ‘Comuitiee of 1lie Whole on the Htate Collections q\lr‘hl : ‘;‘]'ro"-\ly the first vato of the soxsion. It was ». ‘Mr, Lord, {rom tho same Committes, reparted a bill ill which originated in tha Benate, ompowerip o are thio. merest pollioal drag-nets, This | fucisotor st i uni s, sekshalhisxe efoct sbal | yuunirir Ualiod Siates Cizclt Coltia o aypolus JACKSONVILLE POULTRY SHOW. Tistion O, Hastle, w alnor. 1o diopoes. of est » i Commtssioners, to Lo catled Afdavit Commisaivnery, special Insvateh @ The Chicaus Fribuna, wea conclusivoly suown by tho examinationgbe- | Br. Bogy spoke I favor of fne bill, sd said the | {VENT Snidurta, deponfons, st verticatione W Saom . Tob. d~The apuual exhl- | Oéiste in Dath Couaty, which doscondsd to him . act wia piassed originally to enablo colored peoplsof | 43¢ 2 fore the Freodmen's Bavings Bank Commities | (Y00 B (0 mfi’n Y arosds, 10 avers coiored | Pleadiugs, tobo read in the Uuited Stalos Courty but | om of the Central Iltinoin Poultry Associa- from his father, The Govornar in L voto mes this morning, Tho Committeo was [nstruoted to | man in the Eouth had a bomestesd of 160 icres of land who are ot 1o pousssa ollier power confarred by the | i » sage calls attuntion to the Coustitution declar- ik miase, s sl e st | s BL e e e | e S i et e vt | 16 Aot ST L eAe) Lat 5 now in exlstence wea perfectly ruinous to ihese . 5 ittes, eowe inkian A tho estates of infauts by apecial logislation, o,“ 8t bauk. It took occasion Lo g0 out of i4 | wiates, e eition "“‘”“?.f.{.fi"?x;"» llfx:u::t. oficers of thio Association, the usual publicity —-————-—o—a groat exror, Licforo 1809 coustaut diMicultlea aroso betweon the two countri wrowing out of the teturn of naturalized American citizons to Ciermany, and almost overy Page ot our diplo- matie correspondeuco bears evidence of how continnally our representatives sbroad woro callod upon 1o protoot tho sights of this class of aur fellow-citizens, Thls atato of affaira caused gflhu!(l) 817 tond ANADA, 1, Cabia pi "11" Wasuinotoy, D. C., Feb, 8,—It is ctoarly evi- | tho. cffect to impatr tho right, cumnpleta or tuchos! dent that the Democratio Investigating Commit. | of sny homsaiesd settler, and no L oce lod g?lrmie Westorn Steamship Line. land) diroct. Havuidsy, Jaa. 39 i i 10 back the bill autliorHug a Tuch fnconvenlenco and loas of timio, and cutail. | WeY to-day to sxamina iuto tho orgavlzation of TUE DISTRICT VILL. BF Columbia £ ges | f death resuiti iven, : o ben many poniona burdeusome costa aud | & Maryland Stono Company, fu tho bope of | PerliaR S, oo mocmind iour dxpired, and | S .Colmble (or dambtann Sact gl (el IeELAn | m ot B e 4 the lsudpiica af ox ATTEHPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY. "mf‘m" mm‘:um,“ before thele rights | catching tho Presidont. They did this in the "I‘;';u‘;"‘;‘:“‘,‘g ey 'm"mum‘l‘;;n“‘a’l‘"m“&fl business, | discuusion of tho Uil (e morntuy Lous explred, sud { hllll'l:\’:;flm';g‘“::’l&“_fid o ‘c:’;;:";gfsb m?'('i" Jamos Bazter, residiug at No, 231 Faat Van &l e i1l Lo-1 o ther 8lio BUSINESS OHANG e o eta” Comsuttise. knows of | fooease, Of ity " Hepiblici membar of e ces of the Datetcs ot Colurabia to poy iuterass | 400 il west otet SR tuora ars botuecen 1) ad 20 sqop of somieutie' | Dutuu wirest was atiacked by dhroe kighmaymea the Committeo, B0 ~ that the Prealdent | ou bonds issued in pursusuos of iLs actol Cougress 10 | last night, about 11 o'clock, at the corner of Dos- wa witbont & dofender. Thoy “made Luproved Juno<o, 1 tf.'nmnn&rtu"d-mm hudtad | 02508 aason ntrotucud a il lo ehcourags theon | Plgons e oot b g sy, i latto and Yan Burog: stseets, s 4 TaoSeck. un:lhr haut. The! Setacy Bandstono Company | Btaies Treasury su Jock 10 thia roquiaition of satd | Rft O I3V "t Terrad, Thebiil provides tha tIth y,uy nevor saw bettet birds than aro hero pro- | ualattompt wade to reliove Lim of Lia watch and owed tho Freodman's Bank a small sum. 'Ihe 4 Jat of July, 119, any steatuship of nok less tian %000 | Ltey embraciog sil the notod breeds of E: 0 e alitoe summoned ono of the paraons cone | o 3AF: Cléyton moved to lay that Uil srlde {nformally, | (5o, burdan, that was built during or sfter 107 s | sentod, A3 of Enge | wealth, Mo bud left liyau's saloon, near sho nected with that ocompany, not ta learn sbout ‘fi&"&“fifl":’n‘"fififl‘a{“fi‘fi%m l::lrl “:m::;— of wlich ‘3t lustfour-Bicis v owod 'N“.yn:‘:lw | yi‘i‘;.lllllxgg;ll“dl‘::‘\?:‘;"’u:"‘:flhlg::l'l‘ll:iuol‘“';!l:: u:eusd Mh b g ¢ built 4 3 ¢ i V! this indobtodness, but to' discover whether the | Siitce. Liojootedu-yuss, 285 Days, 30, Eltrans of ine United tiates, aud buil in u foreien | eicy ad SO R TR 00 e | Bod Toachod & followiug luat. ' When i 0, S e Presidont was a stockiolaer. Thoy found thiu: | 3r, Sargeut submitied an amendment to that of saunleys ey, b Eegl e o el i | bisge, do thak, in il rcapocts, Il miny bo-sonsid. | Lo had resched the powt indicated, thoy no 1natance in which compensation or iodemuity Proj was accorded by the forelgn Government, of v the hasq or lesse of the Bloskion Hotel, U demanded by our qwn, for coat, troubls, eto. '{i«fm‘:fl. e mn vt inrplsbad sad Emigration itself, under tha old regimo, was, in ha sfound eontaina a1 ases of shou certalu casos, Lreated as & punishable offevse by h A . A C ol d oy Bladen oy forais {hio laws of tho Germsn Btatos, Much of thus of BTOOKTON HOTEL, OAPE MAY, N, J, FUR BALE OR LEASK-] als will be rece atido. No propossl £ to 11l inqairies ss to Mr. T 7 dlug Lhat cotblog herel = o mads & rushi on him, snd while two of them Horg) 'mm"’u.'fll‘ had ssaedaince 400, {::a:fls‘um aum'wu an l;ln"inll ..wkh(',‘fi::"‘:‘; lalrnul’:::m ml;r-‘i;:m;’ fon‘rufln- 44 ‘:;n?m%‘;‘j‘y vewscle ored & success. Lield bim tho third _m(emxmu \he cooteuts of slatlols 404 ea} astate wi HOW GERMANY 0£T8 THE WOMST OF THE TBEATY. | LR\ 4t he way, and that ho pad i fall e the Graduation act, TUE CONROLAR BILL. o et | s wurdrobo, While thus engsged (Lo wera paceald or lossad 1 wil b Tho torms of the troaty have been carrled out | W8 MIMAES EE 0 UM loat lis money, The | 215, Withers, from the Gommitieo of Fensloas, re- | The Haus e wiot o e oy wud Diglo | , A man supposed to bo Lyman Jones, of O frightoned by the mpproach of assistauca, and Gty ..4'!“..;.‘{.:5"... oo ! | by the German Covernment wiih hooor aud | gujy original stockholdar who did uot pay cash portad s subilliute for the Sansts Wb o smend s | Mitiic Appropriation Lil, which appropriates D10 | koab, \Wis., died of heart disease ucar Crale, | atiowmptod to vacape. Lo of them shocead BLBVLdarngranie Bee %0od faith. The matural sight of emigzation | wau Gen. Dent, who §ave & mOMEAEe 00 Prop- | auidiec aad sailors of Wi wat of peaslons,io certan | mle APLERREIANen Wl e OF WU Uil ae y iewn: | Neb Tueblsy atleruoon lasi. lo bad soms | but Wiltiain Halpin, the * wiro," waa nipped B afirmed by the treaty has been fully recoguized, | esty at it Louls a8 sscurity. By the lawe of | decessod soldiers, aud (o Zestoze Lo Lha ponsion rolls | bar of e ‘Cotamittes 00 Appropriations, wivocated | 1,150 on bls pazsan. .. aeb Jocked.up iu the Mudisen Streot Station L.