Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1877, Page 5

STATE AFFAIRS. Continiuation, Without Issue, of the Springficld Sena- torial Contest. Six Morc Ballois Secure to Logan No Additional Strength. —_— Tnorenging Sentiment in Favor of Some Other Ropublican Candidate, Hitcheock Defeated in Nebras- ka by Ex-Gov, Saun- ders. The Weary Tenuesseeans Close the Day with Their Sev- enty-first Ballot. Moar and Boutwell Likely to Give Way to Rice in Massa- chusetts. Reincubation of the Nest of Illinois Penitentiary Corruptionists. SENATORIAL, SIX MORE BALLOTS CAST WITHUUT AN ELEC TINS. Special Dispatch o Tue Tribune. gpriNoriELD, §ll.g Jun. I8 —~There wus to- duy a notable dunhintlon in the crowd i the gaileries, but (e full conip ment of politiciane, placeholders, plac iters,ard atrikers thronged he lubbles, and awafted with lively Interest the result of the tulloting for Senator, which was yesumned ut 12 o'cluck noow, when the two HMouses et i Julnt sessdon T the House 1Hail. The roll-call showed il her ubsent,— Bartholswr. of Chumpaign, o Republican, who was called liome by the serions Hness of his wife. Iis absence reduced the Republican yote one, but [t also reduced the number necessury 10 clect from 103 to 102, So far a3 Republicans were coucerned 1t left : TIE AITUATION UNCIANGED, Buscy, of Champalen, palred ofl with Bartho- 1o, 8o the Democratie vote, also, was redueed one, Busey voting blanls escept on Al venth “ballot, when he created a mmall sensation by votlng for Lyman Trambull, but, shortly after, withdrew the vote. Six ballota for Senator were taken to-day, making twelve in ol fo far, The dead-lock was malutained the duy through, and the votes taken demonateated nothing but that the coalition that must be entered Iute on cither side to elect ulned to be effected. On § THL SEVENTIL BALLOT— | the first that wus taken to<day—the vote of the Senate stood: 415 Patmer, 215 Andor- , som, 73 Parlsh, Ialnes, 1. Halues, us on i yesterday, voted for Senator Parleh, of the In- Qependeints. Kehoo cast bis golitary vote for John €. Halues, “The seven Independents, as - on yesterday, voted for Anderson. The Houee voted: Logan, ™3 DPalmer, 685 Da [H Haines, 1; absent uud not voting, 2—Ilickey, of Cools, changing fromn Palmer to Halnes. This made the jolut vore stand: Logan, 99; Palmer, 873 Anderson, T3 Davis, U5 Ilaines, 23 Tarlsh, 1. The ouly change ou . THE EIGHTIZ BALLOT was that Weutworth chiangzed his vote from Yalmer to Davls, There was n sudden start ull .over the el when Wentworth announced bis yote, Everybody waltedito sce 1€ the break had come, but the roll-call was completed wwithout the cmnge helng made. 1t was evident that, on all sldes, they deslred to gatn time and 5o maln- taku. the demd-lock. It was also manlfest that Wentworth acted without consultation with the Demoacratie xide, aud thut there was no disposi- tlon anywhere to break to Davis, ] 3 EVENTI, TWELPTIL The ninth hallot was taken and there was no chenge In the result, and so on the tenth, <leventh, mut twellth hullots. It was now 3 u'clock, membera were hunzry,—they were tired and sleepy, too. There was nothing cx- hilarating in rish when thelr names were called, auswerkng * Logan,” “Palmer.” and droppiue iuto thelr seats swaln. ‘The Honorn- Dles finally bezun to forzet which slde they were ou, atid vuted for Logan wheu th neant Yalmer, oud vice versa, and then found fault with the Clex for wrongly recordinge thelr vyotes, ‘T keep on votipg was only to kill thme, and, while everybody erew tired, mul sleepy, o hungry, so, when a notlon to adjourn wasmade, 1t wits Joytaily received and strafehtway careled. THE MANAGEMENT OX THE REPUBLICAN SIDB has not been free rom bungling, With refer- ence tothe Investigation fto the ulleged at- tempt o brite steridan, of Covk, to vote for Logan, votafne could he more domaging than to ullow the friends of Lowan to be placed In the attitude of delayine the fuvestization, yet that 1a pretey near wint the Republivan menibers of the Committee did to<lay, Tnmediately upon . the adgournneent o the House, Herrineton, e Chalrsian sl wover of the vestization, got tho Comnmnittee er and. propused to go on ), kLt thot the witnesses were here, v then offered the following: Resolved, o now adjourn to wmeet in thiw room [committec-rouns) ab 4 ocluels e Tow aftecnoon, and that the Chalen e fustructs e to viter u resnlution te-morcow norning cuthor. Szinz hls Comtuitiee o employ @ shorthand re- porter, 1o be relected by this Commltice. Herrington objected that the resolution would stpotie the Beghmiug of the luvestigation un- Tatter taimorrow's Datloting for, and the pos- blo clection of, & Senator, Wil night not be iroveeded with while such o cirze was ped- iz, but tie tesofution was carred” by the votes of the three Kopublicun members ol the Com- mittee, 1IN THE MOLNING the Demnerats will muke the most capltal pos- sible out of this postponement of the beglunlig of the fuvestigation untll after another duy’s Palfoting, The story of the ulicged uttemnt ot bribery 15 that Owen Stuart, of the Chleag Custoi-House, approached Representative anrhlnu] told idm the * Demoerats didu’t care w dainn P—that Jo was a fuol i e didn’t s ey hee could ant of his vate; ull Jiad to du was to name a feiend whoe would re- celve That §s the story us told bere amd known tu t utterly falls 10 connert Fow matter in anywise. That fuct would at ol be brought out upon the examitatlon of Sheridan, which, therefure, ouzhit not have b put off 1or even oue bonr, Wlklever spe fons on his own wevount Stuart may have attetupted in theway of purchasiog s ¢, it _ouzht at onee to he shown to have eenon Bis owa uceonnt, Thut would be done when Eherblan told under oath all he knew, TIE DEMOCRATIC MANAGES are atll fu dreadtul alurm lest certaln of the ratle metsbers supposed to Le in the tlud purchasers for thelr vote. Su, $ust hefore the assembl Joint Couvention, these salable ones wi threatened with an fnveatigation. lerrl demanded to ksow waen tie Committee to in- yestigate the alleged bribery or attenipt 1o brite Juembirs would be appotited, Speaker Shuw satd e had been toahusy of lettmyg the anpolutt morroe. Heerinzton . intment without detuy, o Beresimd showld be eximire] at ouce. Bpeaker appointe:t as such Committee Herslig. 1on, Matthicws, Crooker, Koaelt, and waster,—three fepublicans aud two Democrats, It there hus been il '|\"huh\ will now tom. TIlL ON sbout the stuation te-nleht Is that 8 Lugan has Jess Visible prospect than ever of secuiing the three Indepemlent vetes necessary to secure ult r,lt'uUuu ¢ propusitton made G bls belialf 10 Heuns W aved out of the caileus pe fu” und give him theie then if e did ot wake gains 1, lie would give was fur sume other Pepublican to be triel, On three halluts yesterday und on aix to-day the full Repubbican Vote kag buen cost for bin, Ile still fuslats upon the eutire budy of Republicans i Lot Houses stauding by hiu, and all commu- uicution with the Judepeudents, cxeept to avite thew 1o vote tor by, 13 probivited. Whoever shouldjtali of electiug uvy other Republicas, e trying any other Republlean, would be punished 28 u traftor Lo the Republican party. This etate of affalrs oA Tlowrly the Hean r. stderabl NOT LAST SMUCH LONGER, coling mrows steonzer in the Repub- ks that the canse of the purty §4 con- greater than the miceesa of Gen, Logans that hie las no right to nsk that ail shall be Tzarded ) uling by him, when the puseibility of seceeding with anybody o xoon helost, The cauens will hold the 131l vate for him to-marrow. That [t can do s for etitl another day scems out of the question, thouh the way fu which the lash is wiclded herv, and the way men cringe before it makes it bootiess to hazard conjecture on that polnt, As yet the success of the ltepublican narty 1A NOT NEEX CONRIDERED except as subordinate to the succeas of Lozan, and front the outset the Independents have been told to yute for Logan or 3 Demo- crat, or antbMepublican Imlependent. ‘The questtonr now' Delng conshlered {3 whether this line of polley shall be further pur- sued. ‘The Democratie caiteus to-nfeht gmve the Repubiies r_day In which to treat with the Inde| This’ the Demorratic caucus diil by r Lafteralong and stormy Fes- lon, fo stand by Palmer. Fhie report aboit the Indapendents golnig over to Lowan i« lugled at by Independents here. They pronounce it A RILLY OANATD, they know their man, arc running o 1 s ur some other Independent, and are hot goluge over to Logan, They bhad a con- ference to-night with the House Independents, rome of whom will probably = te-nworrow vote for Anderson, The ©eftuatlon 4 still mixed, but fndications point to_a continu- anee of to-morruw. The Senate Indepemdents to-nteht elati they will to-twors row }n thirteen voles for Aniderson, six of which wll b furnfshed by the Houae Tudepend- ents, who nre programme be udhered to, tu drap Judge Davis LOOAN'S ECORD, Tn the Kditor of The Tridune. Movise, DL, Jan, 17.—1 have hicen a Repub- Jienn ever riuve 1850, 1 fought for Republican principles during the War. Iwas tempted to vote the Demoeratleticket [n 1563 hecanse I was 10 negro suffrage. [ stomached the egor, however, i preference to Coppur- Teads. In 1872 1 did not beleve the eharges of corruption that were broughi agalust the Re- publican party, and voted that ticket agalu. In 1576 3 centered my hopes n Bristow, but bie was defeated for the nomination by John A, Logan, Turlbut, Farwell, Munn, Ham, and others, but 1 thought they were defeated by 1layes, and I voted for him. 1 hunted foran’ excuse to stick o the glorious olt ship, and I founditin Tlayes' letter of acceptance, Now, doea the record of Joln A, Lozan cor- reapondd witn the letter of acceptance of Rutherford 15 IHoyest Ts not Logan o salary- rabber! » Dots he not constder “civil-servi reform a farce? Has he nol Identitied himsclt with the cornpt rioz clement of the Republic- rty! Is he not o favor of rag money! s he not” I favor of the Quaker India and i war-to-the-bitter-end poltey reforns clement of the Republivan party, of which Briztow was the leader! If not, then 1 must be mistaken [ Johnny Logan. I have used the pranoun” [ very frequently in this communication, but I believe that 7 'wiil express the feellng of thowsands of good Re- publiciens Tn this State who have but the Kindeat feellugs toward Mr. Logan personally on ac- count 'of his war rd, but whoem lie falls to represent in the Unlted States Senute. Rerony. ANOTIER NOMINATION, Zn the Hditor af The Tribune. L CecAGo, Jun, 18.—Allow me to sugeest the wame of the Ton. o M. Gregory, LL. D, Re- gent of the Champuign Unlversity, as a comy teut man to M the oftice of United States Senator, His distingulshed abillties are too well known In the West to require mention. 115 selection conld not full to meet with gen- cral approbation, althourh it might be dectned w *new depurture,’ but it wonld be one that would bring honor' to the office and to the State. Anan, TIE LEGISLATURE. A REORGANIZED FRNITENTIARY RING Special Dispatch to The Tribune. SeriNoFIELD, 111, Jan. 15.—There (s no little comment on inslde clreles at the ovidences be- ginning to crop out of a reorganization of the olil Penitentiary Ring, with view to grabihing all that may bo grabbed out of the $1,000,000 it is proposed to expend for the Bouthern Penlten- tiary. Sonthern Illinols cannot be happy, itls to be understood, without another Tenlten- tlary, And $1,000,000 s the least that will be expended forit. It Is whispered that way down underneath this Penftentlary project will have its influence upon the 8enatorlal question, —the moving conslderation belug cortuin lewls- Intion seenred, The personnel of the Penlten- tiary Committee s sigoificantly commented on [ this regard, It is headed by Rowett, one of the ex-Penitentiary Counnlssfoners, and TOM MERRITT who at the last session succeeded fn muddling and defeating the Penlieutiary fuvestlgotion, heads the Democratie side of it. Merrltt was put on the Committee by ex-Penitentlury-Com. missioner Buckmaster, who happencd to be as- siened the duty of making up the Democratle sldo of the "Committees. Another thing that makes the constitution of the Committee the subject of more remark {3 that the Chalrmun- ship was originally to have been nssigned to James of lLake. DBut, while he knew nothing about it, u pressure was organized for the sub- stitution of Rowett as Chairman. LOS INTERPOSED IN JAMES' DEHALT, A most strenuously that the Commit- tee be left v originally proposed. But such wus the pressure brought to bear that the changze was foreed, “These things all were brought to the minds of thoss cognlzant of the Snwarduess of the matter, when yestenday Rowett gave notlee thut Lo #hould move a re- connfderution of the reference of the L provid- I fur the purchase of a slte and contructing for the bulldlug of 2 new Penitentiary, It was referred Lo a relect committee. The v isto et it before the Penltentlury Cu When the motion cones up a lively muy ¢ utnl the coni tleioen promoting the new Penltentiory scheme, }\flhmu old Penitentary Ring, way be ventls TAXATION, Albrlghit introdueed w resolutlon Instroctlng the Revenue Comsidttes 1o repot wheddier o syatem ot taxation mieht not be devised whicl }\nu‘hl exempt lmproved lunds from taxatign, Luste THE DAM AT NENRY, A vesolution was intraduced by Herron for the appolntnent of a cousmitiee of three to in- Vi e und r«?u-rt upon thy demage done by 1 onofl lands in Burean, Futbam, awl Marshall Counties by the ba:king-up of water Ly the dan ut Heoryl Insipport of Wis sesolo- tion, Herron sald the deslen was to ascertuin tho Fas ta on to the alleged damage, and (o pro- ¥ide for the payment ot what ought justly to be . The resolution was mde the special onder eaiday next LIQUOR. In the Renaten bill was introduced making the pennlty for vivlation of the Liquor law fine or imprbonment, or hoth, Under "the preseut Taw the penalty i fine and fmprisonment, MARNIAGLS, In the Honse Vandeventer Introduced u bl reversing the common law i the subject of wmarr| ‘Fhe UL provides that, hereafter, no aerveenient, express or hinplied, between a man womun 1o live and cohabit together as il and wife, aud no living and eolublting — together w3 husbund snd wife, ahnll by held W constl- tute them such unless they shall have been julwed In marrdage In the form preseribed by the statute I force where sich cobubltation aind sgreement were made, The bIL reve the cstablishicd poley of the law, and looks us thuuyeh it had been deslzned, by retroselive of- feet, to meet some parthealar cise e prope erty palts are dn question by Hlegitimatlzing children, or defeating v clufot to dower, FALSE PIONISES, A L providiug that the obtaiulne of goods, ete, by fulse promises (ot falae pretenfes), with intent” ta detraud, shall be deeined swindllug, and be punfsied by u flne not exceeding §1,600 and dmprisomuent m Jad) not exceedivg one wus fntraduced by Mr. Vaodeveater. It it properly be entitled A bl to muke t dangerous to o in debty but, If mude a law, it would be fripossibio to enforce it KLLIOTF ANTHONY'S TAX BILL was Introduced I both Houges. The LU has already been printed in Tuzs Trivuse, CHANCERY FUACTICE. A bill which will nterest lawyers was Intro- Queed by Sierman, Tt {s to stnplity practice in chanvery, sud provides thot fn chancery suits no #et torm of pleadings shall be required, but that g plaiy, conckse statement of the facts ehull © we sutiicient, Cross-bllls shall not be necessary. lustead, the party may, In Tuls auswer, set furtl auy suatter entithing im 1o untiruative relief, ¢ THL PAWNBROKERS' BILL, {utroduced fu the House by Irwin, imposes & U- = T | cente fax of $200a vear to Le pald fnto the Conity Teeasury wpon pusnbrakers, and ifmite thelr Intereat charal w luans to three per cent permonth, The penalty for charglog more 1s afine not execeding $200 for the first wilense, and for the recond o ot exceeding ORI Lins fnteoduond n APPROIRIATIONS. The bl making general appropriations for {he Stato overnment. was intrmlueed in the House to-day, 3 appropristes n« followa: For nterest an the public dent, £10,0002 for expen- eesaf arresting fugitives from justlee, for expenses of conveying conviets tathe Penl- Tentiary, $10.000; for incidentul expenees of the General Assemhly, 30,0005 for pavment dn full on lust el ot for dlstribntion of lawe, $20); for State binding, last paymenton last contract, 2400: for Incidental = ex o4 of the Sperotary of Btate not otherwiee Ted for, E460: fur potage telegraphing, awl Ine State Treasurer's oft penses, Attorn x cldentat and oflice exjcnses of the Custod the United Btater Burveye, 32003 for nostpg ele, and Ine s ol the Superin- tendent of Pabll son L0903 fur clarai Tylng, Indexing, and recordlng ol papers, etr, i the Hecretary of State's office, 3000 alance due riembers of the State $ox Faualization, §1,1005 Tor A. Il Worthen, Gieoloy or preparime_ Yol 6, of the ¥ Geologleal Burveys, $1,5 EASTON'S HOUSE RAILROAD BILL, introduved in the lionse, gives wazon and rall- roads the rzld of condemtation of streets, al- Teys, ronds, lauds, and rout rowater-conrses 1 the manher now provid the statates of cwinent domalie, It Himits the franchise of such cumpanies to twenty-one years, and the locution of route, aldinge, cie., In any elts or fcorporat. ed villagre ean't be made without the consent of the curporate anthorltice, and with the conrent of a majority i frontage of the property-hold- era aloniz the proposed route. A bill abolishing the Buard of Rallroad aml Warchouse Commissloners was introduced by Willlaing, of Jeflerson, More biils liav already heen Intreduced than eoulil be properly considered In a three months® sesalon, but nothing will be lust il mauy of them vever are consklered, NEBRASKA. NTENEOCK SUCCEMNR, Bpecial Dispatch to The Tridune. Lixcony, Neb, dan. 13.—="The handest-fought contest ever kuown In Nebraska ended this afternoon, A bitter fight for two or three years hasbeen waged agatnst Senator Hitcheorks ‘The opposition presented four leading candi- dates—ex-Gov. Baunders, Judge Sprigge, Con- gressman Crounse, and J. C. Cowen, On the third Joint bullut this forenvon the antls maossed upon Gov. Saunders. whowas the weakest of all at the outsct. * An editorlal was publisted fn the State Journal this mornlng containing investieatlon of the charges that the Burllngton & Missouri Raflroad had sent inoney liere to operate agalnst Hiteheock, It is belleve ed this fujured the Tatter. Many helieved that the churzes of attempted conspiracy emanated from Hitcheock's friends. Until this mornlng Hiteheock wis considered the strongest candis date in the lleld, THE NESULT ia regarded an @ defeat of Hitcheobk's friends, without any victory on the part of his leading enciies, os Baunders 8 the mogt conservative maun of thelot. There fs the greatest exclte- ment in the State over the result. Thousands assembled abotit the Btate-House, and, when the result wos aumounced, the fimmense throng pit Gov. Saunderaupon its shoulders and eareled bim through the Capltol to the st It has been the imoest Intense und bitter fight o known lere. Saunders was the first Governor of Nebraska nnder Lincoln’s appointment, when L_I‘w‘prumn Seuntor Paddock ‘wus Secretary of Etute, HITCHCOCK DEFPATED AND SAUNDENS ELECTED. Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune, OMAIA, Nebey Juwne I ="There Is great rejofe. inig here to-night among the triends of A Snunders, of s city, who was clected United States Senator at Lhicoln this afteruoun, Suun- ders received 53 out of 111 vores, Savace gretting 495, His election wives genercl patlsfuct) Tv the Western Avsuclated Press. Ostatra, Neb., Jun, 1%—Alvin Baunders was to-day clected Un tutes Senatur on the third” Jolnt Lallot Ine 84 votes fuil I Republiean aud Indepenglent vote, bV Sanne devs was the last Territorial Governor of Ne- brashia. TENNESSEE, STILL NO ELECTION Bpeciul Dispatch o The Tribune. fenn., Jun, 15, —Whitthorne and Key were nominated in the Scnatorlal Conven. tion. Key rose from 38 to 45 votes, when the Convention sdfourned. 103 vote was nude up of twenty-one Republicans and Dewvcrats, the Intter el destrons of etfecting an clection. Bato recelved 8 votes, out of which 6 were locally {nstructed for lm. Bafley got 24, and and Whitthorne 9. Au attempt will be e on the part of the Bate men to vun up his vote, but that i belfeved to be hapossible. Some gssert that Kev's advancement to-dav was the resnlt of & _combination between the friends of Buteand Kev, and that Kes's friends, or ns many o8 ean be controlled, with go over to Bate LU-IOrroN, . Tt the WWestern Aewaciated Prest. & NASUVILLE, in, 1o, —Alter four hal lots witliout result for United States Senutor to sticeeed the Jate Andrew Jolinson the State Lag- Inlature adjourned untll to-morrow, DL ML Rey wus sigaln tominated; also W, C. Whitthorne, ‘ e seventy-fiest. atood: Key, Whitthurne, 95 Bate, 8. Necew- . fhe epablicans voted fo e MABSACINSETTS, HOAM BTILL GAINING, Guectat Diepatei o The tawns, ~ Bostox, Jun. 1%,~—The lurgf galn Hoar in {he batloting to-duy for Fenbtor hus filled his friends with contidence, and bils election to-mor- row 15 clalmed by them fora settled fact, He wants but thirty-four more votes, und these are sulll to be surely fortheoming from among the supporters of Rice and Bontwell. Farther than that, some Democratic votes ure expected In Bis favor. To-day the supporters of Abbutt voted to sticl by thelr candhlate until o bud brea in the ranks of Hoar or Boabwell showed the folly of further pursuing the'r present courge, Thelr help wilb pobably not be ded, however, The Boutiwell men are great- Iy discouraged by the thu defections from thelr ks to-day, anil thelr orgauization seems to have been shiattered, It necessary, several bal- Huts Wil be taken to-morrow to el the contest, To the Western Aanctated Preas. Bostoy, Jai, 18.—1n toe thied Joint ballot for United States ate thy whole number of vutes cast was 2543 necessary for u eliofee, 1§ Hoar, 1005 Bout ll, 833 Abbott, 63; Ric Bullock, 43 Se Fourth hatlat Hoar, 101; Ab- lye, 4. bott, 633 | Adjourued, HusToNgdan, I6—Evening.—The latest phase of the Benatorlutcontest to-nizhit 13 adeterinina- tivn of the Boutwell men to voto for Bice to- morrow a8 4 compromise camdidate, which it is thought witl narrow the tlzht to 11 with the chances fu fuvor of the lat 0110, BILLS, ETC Coruytuus, (., Jau. 18.-1n the Senate to- day a bill was Intraduced Lo reduce the penalty on delinquent tax sales from 25 10 10 per cent. A eommunication was; recelved from the tiov- crnor nominating Mugh M. Lash, of Atbeus, to e Truste of the Athens Lunatie Asylun, The Conmittee on Benevoleut lustituttons was fustructed to fuquire whether Charles D, Wilson, of Indianapolls, recently uppoiuted Medicul Divector of the Atheus Lunatie Asvlain by the Trustees of that institution, s chzible tothe vosition, and whether his appolntment h[)' the Trustees uf vall hospltal 4. dhrecard theopinion of the Attorney-ticneral, aud wiat “ :lnw'rlx:r ‘xu“l;:: done Lo prevent such yviola- on uf Law, and the paying y et GF 0 STt st > e iy House bl to provide for tompulsory odu- vation was passed, Blils wegg fatroduced to make vacelnation in pubtic schuols comualsory, all pupile to be vae cinated once B five veurs by phyaiclans appolut- ed by the Scnool-Buards; to provide for tho reg- fatrution of voters. INDIANA, UK LEGISLATURE, Syecial Disputch to Tha Tribune. INDIANARULE, Jan. 15, —In the Senate Sen. ator Baxter Jutroduced a uew _tewperance law, acopy of the Mussuchusetts law. It provides for s Btate Inapector of Liouors, who slall re- celye 5 per cunt of the value of all lguors sold, to be puld by munufactwrers. It bolds There is b Qreece, from New Yoo 15 tu be forwan the { tion for presentatin tu Cougress. pel}fr 1lable for damages resulting from the use ot Hyuor. A bill was introdueed 1o repeal the act allow Ing cottuties nhx townshipe to take stock or ald tu rablle it or Ather corpaeations., [t the Jinuse the Prison Committee was {n- examinution of the mtherie Prisoe, ¢ vote by which the resolation was tabled xpenses of the Supreme < reconsidered, ui tommarsow a resolu- tion will piase to make such_ investization sinca the year [std, In vl o Ieglslatton which shall restrict the extravagance of that by, In the Houre to-morrow 2 resulution whit be Introduced for the investigation of the state- ment that Attorney-General Buskirk fonud In a gaubling house. and ashing what, if any, aition [« neceasary to protect the honor and dignity of the State. Busklzli gave the name of Smith at the statlon-house, und to-day paid his fine fn the oty court. WISCONSIN, THE LEGISLATURE. Bpectal Dispatch to The Tribune, MaDia0%, Wia, Jon. 18.=The Legislatare has falrly got to work, and did considerable business toalay, Among other resolutlons adopted In the Senate was one calling on the State Treasur- er to show how much money had been paid inte the State Treasury by ex-Gov, Taylor. It Is nnderatood that the ex-Governor's consclence sniote him, aml lie has given up nearly a thousand dollars a5 « conacience fund, ARKANS/ FLECTION CASE, Littie Rock, Ark., Jan, 13.—In the Lower THoust to-day a majority of the Committee of Elections reported in favor of Wood, In the Lee County contested clection care, If the repurt 1s adopted §t will oust Price, volored, the sitting Represeutative, CASUALTIES. AN AVALANCHE, Denrer (£ol,) News, One of those fearful visitations pecullar to nountufnons countries, and knawn in Colorado as n snow-slide, oceurred at the bead of Hai's Guleh, "ark County, at 100’ clock Sunday morn- Iz Iast, sweeping she boarding-house of the Wiale mine a quarter of a mile down the guleh, and burying ts fmnates, elght persons in all, under o mountaln of fnow, from whicn the Inrlies cannot be mecued until the summer thaw reduces the drift. Owinz to a break In the telezraph line hetween Morrleon and Hall's Guleh, Information ol this accldent did not reach Denver until Jast even- g, when the Hon, Ziba Surles was_{nfortmed of the detalis through a tetter from 1. McDon. ald, the operator at Grant, dated Jdan, 9. As near 03 could heascertabned, the boarding-lote: contained elx men, one wotnan, and a ehild, and Itis sald thut one of these eacanéd, though a letter from 1. N. Cassell falls to vonliem this item of good news, but rays thst all the fn- mates were burled beyond reach. James, Jolin, and Matthew Reed, wied the chidd of the latter, together with J. L Ralph, are amonge the lost, The woman's natie is not given, nor are the naues of the other two men. ACCIDENTAL SHHOOTING, Syeclal Disgatch to The Tridine. L.ACuosse, Wi, Jan. 19.—The carcless hawd- liug of a revolver In the hands of a cigar-naker nated C. tirosskopl, resulted In the fatal shoot- fog of Ar. Joscoh Bergemelster, vne of wur prominent German cltizens, this moralng, The revolverhad heen handed the former toexamine, when by sotme means the weapon was dischary ed, the batl strlking Burgemeleter i the ub men, pussiug entirely throush the bady. The elovting vecurreit in a saloon on Main sirect, in the hnmedlate vicloity of the spot where Dr. Clinmberlain was ot three weeks azo, Burge- mefater fs 2 man of considerable property, aud has a wife awl one child. NUNAWAY, Ssecial Dispatch 6o The Tridure. Mesvory, I, Jan. 1S.—A farmer named Brown Monroe, residing on the line of Lasatle and Hurcau Counties, was driving into town hera to-day when some school-buys suow- bublitnge each other aceldentally pelted the horses, which beeume unmansggeable und started of at u fenrful galt, Mr. Monroe was thrown out and recefved several contused wounds, T horses dushed In wilid fury over o stout p! fence, on whivlione of them was literally fm- paled, and the other serfous)y fnjured. TIHE RIVERS, Spectal Dispateh to The Tribune Catno, FL, Jan. 13.=The heaviest fee of the season b been pasdig down to-day. The river v full and trowding the shores, It {s con- siderubly broken, Lowever, und the trausfer steners are enabled to continue thele trips, (*I‘ll': u number of flat-boats, coal-ats, and wkitfs, cut loose from the banks uboye, have been eanght by tugs aud boats. Sech s spectas cle us neyer been witneased liere before, The river evttiuues to rise rapidly. CAVED IN, i Cinersyaty, O, Jan. 18.—The Commercial's speclal savs the tunnel on the Marietta, Pitts- burg & Cleveland Railroad, near New Coners- town, 0., gave way near the mouth, shutting In five laburers, who up to 8 p. m. have not been relearcd, 1t fs fearcd they will sutfoeate from foul alr. 'The streams {n that *sectlon of the country are ull out of hounds, and no trains have been over the Marictta,Pittsburg & Cleve- Iand Rtoad for two d A FALLING ROOT, Npeetul Dinitch to Tie Tribune. EAsT Sad wo Mich., Jan, [B.—A frome building 40 by 50, aned 40 feet bigh, at Flint, partlally finished, fell with a terrfble crush this afternoon, burvigg I the ruins Augustus Dejougoy, Juiics ward Foote, il Leaae Hurty, wha w on the yoof. “The firt two named were seriously 16 not fatally Injured. ‘The others were not hur DROW ). Kpselal Dispateh tu The Teibuna. Muwavkne, Jun. 13.—The juquest in the caso of Patrlek Hyland resulted ina verdict of accldenta) drownine, The deceased was a vet- eran of the Soldicrs' Home, and will be buried with mllitary hunors, e THE WEATHER. Wasinaroy, I C., Jun, 191, g, m.~—Iu the Upper Luke reglon, Upper Mississippt and Low- er Missourt Vulieys, falling barometer, westerly winds, backing to southerly, sud wartner, clear or partly clowdy weather, LOCAL GIIEEVATION: Cloud, Cluuy. Cloniy! ——— - THE EXPRESSMEN RALTINORE, Jutn 13— At this afternvon's scs- slon of the Convention of the Expressmen's Mutual Benetit Assocfatlon, St. Louls was se- lected as the hext place of mecting and the fol- lowini ofth tal for the ensuinzyear: Preshlvnt, Georze BSnchan, of Pitthe Prestdent, J. Q. A, Herrig. of Baltimore;, Gran Beeretery, Suthes land Dewitt, of Eludea, N, Y. Executive Committee, Ho W, Dwleht, of 85 ring? tleld, 3 B Hayden, of St Loufs; A, D, RKerner, of Balthwore; B M. Moreenan, of ‘:lll(ll:jl_; W. 4, Yates, of Cleveland, Adjourned slue die. e THE CALIFORNIA RAINS. BN FraNcisco, Cal, Jan, 13.—The weather 13 unsettted throughovt the State, with the wind sonthweat to southuvast. The rafufull thus far iy small, but there are indicatious of more. It ruined Mahtty fnn this ciy all day ut intervuls. anow fu the mountaing. gt adtons OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, Loxvoy, N.—~Arrived, steamsbip & £ —— - 8ax Fuancisco, Jun. 15.—The Chamber of Comwerce, st its unnual mecting, wdopted o resolution 'o{:x‘xr" the pruld stundard, A copy to thoe Couresstousl delegy- THE ‘CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1877, REJECTED. The Tuwrkish Grand Council Renders a Prompt De- - cision, And Rejeets Unanimously the European Propo=- sitions, Midhat Pasha the Leading Spirit in the Affair, And Proudly Refers to the Easy Subjection of Servia and Bulgaria, Me Is Alarmed at the Presence of the Russian Fleel in American Waters, And Fears that War Materials Purchased Here May Be Captured. Russia Said to Be Endeavoring to Se- cnre the Neutrality of Austria. THE LAST. CRANINOUSLY BRILCTED. Losnox, Jan, 1$.—A dispatch from Constan- tinople announces that the Grand Council to- day, sfter an animated debate, unanimously re- Jected the fast propwosals of the Eusropean Powers as contrary to the dignity, fntegrits, and fndependence of the Emplre. HARD TISES IN RUKSIA. Loxnox, Jun, 18.—Private advices from Rus- sla continue to afford ktrong cvidence of the Injury done the mereantile community by the apprehenslons of war, One finm of cotton- spliners, employing 1,000 hands, has lost s heavily sinee Russin assumed awarlike attitude that the establishtment would have heen closed liad not the firm vbtained aselstance. It fs salkd, from the Government, which was unwilling such a catastrophe should ocenr, which would fnvolve 20 lavge 1 number of employes. RUSSIA WILL XOT MAKE WAL 1t is suld that Gortschakoft has fssued a cire cular to the Russian representatives ubroad ex- pressing his belie! that Turkey will reject the Couference proposals, and declaring that Rus- sla cunnot undertake u warltke polley, because Europe would not support her, and might form a coalltion agulust her. TURKISH PAPER MONLY. 1t Is understood that onc or two millions of Turkish pounds (paver money) will be {ssucd. APIRIT OF THE COUNCE Loxpos, Jon. 18.—~Anather dispatch from Conetuntinople suays sixty Christians particl- pated {n the Grand Council, After the proposals of the Buropean Powers had heen uvanimously refested, Midhat Pusha osked whether the Porte might not, nevertheleas, cuter upon negotiu- tions with the Powers respectiuz the rejected pofuts. The Counel unswered, No," and declared that the Turkish counter- propusals whera the only sbject upon which dis- cusslon of the Conference could be furlher car- led on. The Frencl man-of-war Chateau Renaud will arrive on Friday to take on hoard Count Chan- dordy, Plenipotentiary of Franve. {91 il of the Empire wet to-day, The first three hours of the sitting were oceupled by the read- Ingz of astatement of cvents which have occurred sluce the outbreak of the lusurrection in Herze- govina, Midhat Pashe then made a long speech, dn the course of whish he gave an usecount of the Turkish counter- Droposals and the coacesslon which the Porte, In a spirit of concilintion, had inude upon points where the Constitutlon would not thereby be infringed. Ie dwelt on the grasky of the sltuation, spuke ol the departure of the Plenipotentiaries, the possibili- ty of war, the horrors attending it, the injury it wauld do the Internal atfulrs of the country, the fnpossiility of procuring funds for a war, and the fact that Turkey could not rely upon any aillance. Several speakers followed, the most note- worthy belng maide by Greek and Armenian patriarchs, Al speakers REPELLED THE IDEA OP ACCEPTING THE EULOPEAN PROFOSALS, Midhat Fasha uzain poiuted out the gravity of hie crlols, und the distress which would result from war. After hearlnz o}l the speskera, the Council ununfimously rejected the proposuls awnid shouts of * Death before dishonor.” LOUMANIA. Loxpox, Jan, 19—5 4. m.~The Vienns cor- respondent of the Standurd telegraphs that ad- vives have heen received frum Bucharest that the Roumanipn Government nas resolved to de- clare that ft will remain neutral fu the cvent of war between Russla und Turkey., OTHER ACCOUNTS Loxpoy, Jan, 19—5 u. m.—Special disputches from Constantiople to the Dadly News and fimes state that Midhat Yasha, while hold- g up to view the evils of war, fuvelghed In stronz terms against the fnterference of European Powers as unujsti- flable aud offensive to Turkish fndependence. In fs recupliulation of the events lead 10 the present troubles, he dwelt upon the sue- cess of the Turkish orus cverywhere agalnst the rebels, and recalled to mind the Russian ul- timatum sent at . moment when Turkey was on the point of crushing Servia us slie had al- ready criahied the Bulearlan, The correspondent of the News adds that Midhat Pusha, while atluding to the adittieulties coucerning funds, allisnees, cte., which would hamper ‘Tuvkey fn the event of war, polnted out that many millious of cartridges which the Turks would requine MUST COME PRON AMEUICA, at the risk uf capture by hostile privatecrs, and he coneluded by declaring that the sitgatiun was unfuyurable for war. The Counicil renlied with toud shouts, * War, rather than forclgn Witerferences’ The only dissenting vulee was that of the. Ar- mentan Protestant Bishop, who suegested tHat the decisfon should be left to the discretion of the Government, He wus shonted dow iy, tie Councit atl being of the opin- fon that the Governmeat wus uot eotitled 20 dectde such a momentons question. The same correspomtent remorks that it & runored that Midhat wad the principal obstacle tothe acceptance of the propusals, sml the whole business was rehearsed btfurchand to futimidute the Sultun, who REALLY WISHED TO YIXLD. A Berlin telvgram to thie Times says Russfa i3 endeavorinz to seeuve the neutradity of Austria inthe event of war, It remwalnes to bo seew, bowever, whetner these new negutiations are more than au attempt to uipress Turkey with s seuse of its lmminent danger. AUSTUIAN LOAN, The Times correspondent ut Paris reports that the Austriun Goverament has concluded a loan of 70,000,000 florius fu gold u various Lou- don, Vienna, aud Paris bauks. This Joan (s the balance of the 110,000,000 floring whichh the Relcborath gutborized the Miulster of Fiuaues o rafse. STILL ANOTUER ACCOUN’ Loxpoy, Jau. 19.—1he Da'ly Pera correspondent reports that the Christlans present ot opnuacd The 1ald b tne Councit iwere even more to concesélon than the Turks. dnngers of the situaticn were falrle before the Council by the Sultan's aw, Alimowd Damail, na well s by 2. Safvet Pasha dwelt upon the ril vl braving Eurepe, wud remarked that the urelan squadrun vow fn the waters of the 1 States aalght stop the transmisefon and atnmunition which had been order- e in that country for Tarke: Fwo hundred and thirty-seven dignitaries and oflicials were preseit at the Councll, - A protocol of the proceedings drawn up, to which all wLo took part in the Caundl atlixed thelr sigua- Lures, A STUDENTA' DEMONSTRATION, Forrespandence Landon Timies. 8r. Pen :nG, Dee. 2h~The incident whicd o led to the arrest of 2 number of youny persong, has huen oue: of the great toples of conversation fu St Petershurge during the past week, AR information, however, 4 at preacnt contined to what happrned Lefore the eyes of the publi for the nvestigation s st golnz on, and, be- yond the disorder i the street, of which § was an accldental witners, nothinge whivh conld give to the event any political fmnportance, or the Jenst coloring of a cunspiracy, has yet teans- plrets Last Monday, the 19tk fnst., was marked it in i reck calendar as racred to St Nicholas, the Miracle-Worker, nnd consequent- of the churclies there was al o of those orthedas persons beasing the name of the ralnt. At about soon a nmber of yonag peoaple of hoth < 8 wate i the Unthodret of Onr Lady of Kozan, Tacing the great steeet of the il div gz peefo was notived tiat these pessue, who feered to Le students, were condirting themselves unbeeoming way, by strolling about the chtiret aud - earrying’ on o lively conversas tion with vne anether. L D servioe was over about 204 Lad tihled, and awost of them then left the Cathedral and stnd g an the stepe. The curloelty e sispleion w Tiad heen awakened hy their strange hehavior was uch inereased whet one of the vouths bezanty address hin feliows by sayluge: 4 We shall lways enteem this day in_remenbranee of thuse sent to hard labor [Siberd This sllusion was d with loud shouts of “ Hurrah ! Afl some other not very Intelllgible re- tionite several nan the .«). Y forth from the poket of a little peaeant-b atandiie near o ored handkerchle! or, Hlaz, on which were the words Zetatie e Volin—Land and Liberty., The production of this embiem of their creed was e sz for mure shouting, i which the boy, who was evidently au Inpocent victin, took Some vfficlous bystanders then took b Doy, whereupon many of the stul el ul bezan to dlsperse, while vised that they shonld all taveh down the street o n body, Thia was golnzg on not only 1 the nost fashlonable part of the ey, but at 1he pnst fasklonable time of the” day, i members of the Imperkal family und ali the zrawdees of 8t. Petershurg were taking their nldday strollz up aud down th Vi el many zendarines and policemen 1t was, thorefore, but o minute or two everal of the Tatter came up, but they 7 et with [nsult amd reelstance, Inothe maanthine mes<enzers had been w to tue suthorities, With astonishing guickuess Gen. Trepoff and several lugh potice otlicials, with u furce of colktubles, srrived on the scene before all the would-be disturbere of the peace h time to get away. ‘The arrests lmincdiatel connnenced, ard both men sl women were hastily dragized off to an Lsvositehick, or publle drivers' vanl, in the vlcinity, which eerved a<a temporury lock-up. Altogether thirtytwo per- sons were taken, including cleven women, The unly plausible guess made nt the catse of the mitter wus that the stuidents of th Medical School, to which mast of the prisoners Delomg, were discontented In consequence ol being pushed turough the course of studies fn order to be deafted o3 suon as pussbie into the runks of the mobllized troops. But, until we know the results of the Jidiclal Inquiry now an fout, theee reports fall to enlizhten us as to the real inotives, I nuy, which led to the demon- stratl As an sttept ot popular ugitation, w more rldieulons exhibition could scarcely be fwngined, and the fllchosen thne amd pla rrade it doubly abaurd, As far ua concerned the general public, who il slmost us much tu prescrve order as the polive on this oceaslon, sucl a milserable effort ut politieal propazunda must have been a complete tailure even bad the pollve not Interfer I had often before heard of the stif:tness of the wuthoritles tn punishig any misbehatlor on the pare of the student«d and althouzh [ could not Lelp adwising the thorongh way in which the polive perfurmed thefr cuty on Mowduy last, st the same_ tine it secued to e that “every young nun who wus unfortuvate enouzh to have L hulr or ashawl over his shoulders—two distingtive marks o Juesfan student—was quickly pouticed upon by the oflicers uud burrled off to prizon. ITALY. TUE ANTONELLD SCANDAL—TIIE CARDINA ALLEGED DAUGNTER CONTESTING THE WILL. ‘The tollowing mysterlous statemnent recent- Iv made s appearance In the columns of the Liberta; an Itatan journal: - ubout. The wuccession to the property of Cardinal An- tonclld wil} give rine, 16 s xaid, 1 3 trinl wirleh witl e reat aid cnrloslty of the publie dnthe . 'The Sianora — pretends 1ot she 1t & portlon of the heritne, i e was bound to the late Caedinal by tic lationship of n *dud delfcate and xoered aboye His brothers, who 16 his hefrs, abeniotely | Sinors — lias any sort of cliin ik ure nll the more peaulnte in ¢ v ihiuk they are best defending c fer. Al ate tempte at arancement having resulted i falluse, it that the el murt take plu I . The Lunlon Dispatch, u very doubtful su- thority, fndulres {n many surinlses aud sug- geations on the subject. It says: A I|¢-Y‘M \hl cholee scandal reaches us from deny that whatsorved (he o Ronne, which, a4 §t concerns one of the iglest ecr clusi: 1 persenagies of the are, 18 uut devold of ubl rert, 10 fnnot our cirtom to pry it e titalre even of public men, hat when a pricst ttewpts to revotutlonize the world and sows the genma of dixcord on all sides to maintain s Chureh whoee Tawe lie Limaelf disgezardn in hix privato Mter vee have 3 Pt tn potist ont suel 2ros fucon slstency, It appears that whortiy sfter the enirance of the ultun troops Into Hee n certain Counten Marchioninl took llml‘lmflll! n the Beralnl Palace, on the Corso, ‘Thia lady hiad horses and carrls N and acetied 1o live in aa opalent manner, but was miore particulaely remarked o convequence of Youuzs und beautlfal gol Whe siwaye eat at her Pide when she went out to drive, the Jady sickened and died, but ehie b wummonrd to her death-hed o certaln 8i 1 0 bint the mystery that hu il 'The Colintess coul 1 this Indivie it 1, cretion, Slenor pullty of mulvereation while serving s an oficer In the Ititian wrmy, and had boun condemacd 1o three years’ imprisonment e Deal subseuently sturted @ weareions print sehich vida the terror ol Btown, for 14 1aid bare the tradi- thona) ik lun Which every fuwmily atlempteto cuceal, This thne b hind dlscovered the skeletun in tue 1 0f 10 lewd 0 peraon ¢! ‘ardinal An- tonellf khueelf, Armed with the documents givei frimn by the Countess Marchontul he had uo didi- enlty In extesethng a baree wum from the l‘n\rr'n contubential Forelm Secret. Tae es-ollicer amt couviet Invtituted hiu s e guare dan of tae Cardinal's daugbter, and miite proceeded very smoothly tih nae day a lover pre- rentud himeell wind claimed the young tady and the marrue portion hee father had, under threat of dteclosre, mtrupted to Mzuos Chavet, 1 conrae, diduob i Bay iy o ter gentlemun 4 views o ditererte, und 3 rinaway wateh was the consequence, The husvaud now 1enatye party, and threatened pros cu 2, Whte's uiatitage portian was nut handed ove uneinie the Carnlinal ugntn entered upon the seene, and, by disgorglg W pnriher supply of hush-poney il partie cvined, peace was re-cstablished, sud e G o U | wared, Nuw, how Cardinal Antu and the duugiiter the tnheiitance of tapartof her fathers furtune, The secres sa carelully kept dung bl ethmy bax been thizown to the foar winds, aud Is the talh of all Kuie, ‘Fhe whole watter has becu placed in the hauds of thy luwyere, and weandal- anticipating wish bated bresth un cx- GERMANY, BANK FTATENEN Bexuiy, Jun. 13.=The weckly statement of the Linperlal Bauk of Gennany shows an Ine crease 1 specie of 135,455,000 marks. ELECTION, Fuankront, Jan, 15.~1lerr Holthol, the cau- ditate vf the Nuttonal Liberals, wus to-day lected 1o the R etz by 5000 majority, GREAT BRITAIN, OFERATIVEs' PROFOSITIONS REJECTED. Loxpo¥, Jun. 1%—The Loncasbire cotton trade has uncouditimally rejevted the opor- atives® conditions, heenuse they would result (n a general advance of wages. SPAILN, TUE BASGUE FROVINCES. Birsao, Jan, 15.~The Governor bas forbidden the Blseayan jouruats frow discussing the ques- tion of tie Fueios uuder pain of suspenalon. 16 ! el here on Mionday last, and whivh | s ‘probable that the Mantclpalty of thla sy, <2 will resign in a bod! L.OXDOX, Jan, 18.—A Madrid dispstch to the i3 Standard repurts a deep sensation throughont the Basque provinees In consequénce of the pro- muleation of ardere appointing the 1st of March as the date for begluning the military eonserip- tion n each Basque provinee, > ticn, Quesida remaina at Vittoria, An veent ¥ing army of 80, k Eulhurm':{ of 000 men will support the divil | —————e— e LIBEL SUIT. ' 5 Soeclal Dispatch to The Tribune, o MiLwavker, Jan. 19.—The fury in the caseof Brucker and Lyscr, former cditors of the Socfaf- " * isf fn thls city, and the latter now connected - - With the cditorial mansgement of the Chicaze Vorlate, charged with iibel of W, W, Colemar,’ - pmbilsher of the Herald, arcuitted Bry conviitml Ly Coun i a stay of proceedings to was granted. BUSINESS HOTIC3. i Botand's Aromatie Mtter Wine of Tron fen renedy for warvous debilits. npayerished blowl, and nnpateed Gigestl Deps b lemk st GREAT ANNUAL b Cppolaiy CLEARING SALE OF THE West End Dry Goods House, CARSOH, PIRIE & (0, Madisoa aml Peorin-sts Tho following bargains will bo of-. fered at SATURDAY'S SALE: Haubarg Eabraiferies, Bie. 2,000 yds Hamburg Bdglags and Inaor- tions ut b, 0, 8, aud 10c g, 2,000 yds' Hamnurz Edginzs and Inver. tions a2 1243, 15. and (8¢: Food patternn, 3,000 zdy 12a-abu~z Embroideries at' 20, 20,'and 806 ; pv:chllyc.n:%. l 2,600 yds I'ino Hamburk Embroidorios at simost half price, . Ladios’ hom'd Halfs., full sige, Ge, _Ladioa' all-linen Hdkls., 0 acd Sc; very olisan, Tagice’ all-linen homatitch Bdk(s., 100, 150 doz, very fins all..inen homstitch Y52 Fatrest nomstiten Initial Havt oz. Liadies' homstitz] itial 4y 25¢, worth §0. 100 do#. Gonts® ex.fino Linen Hdkfs., 260, worth nearly doubla, ) Lac? Triios at 106 each, 400 Ladics’ Brgiish Crape Collars, 380, worth §. 1 Corsels and Underaioth arsets and Ondsveiothing. 200 Wovoand Mand-madn Coraets, 5o, #5.Tono Corso:. Fronch Wove, 700, 100-Bone Corsst, extra fine quality, $1, N toos Duglex Corsets, In all o rtreo's unie: s sLiB.worth S 1A5, Coreetdh fn all & AN 1,000 Englisy Corsets at $1.25, wo=th -3, ‘Chomsoa’s ziove-Aiting Corsots, $1.35. w106 e, mbroldora t Oar3dt, ¢1.60, hand.made giova-fiting makn, with side.atasly, vary chiap. A largo Iioe of Punciers, 1n cloth and vriro, much 1owoz than formur pricos, Lindies! Chewnisces, laco-trimmed, 334, udl'«r.fingu' Chemiscy, cuibroidered and puff- T.ndies' Drawers, tucked and deep Lowm, . Ladien! Drawers, tuszod aud puffed, 50c. brIE“"c:'c Nightgowns, ruflled and double- e, ies’ Bkirta, very deop rufila 50c. adies’ Skirts, tucke: and deop hem, 8Jc, Als0, a full line of better Under youar, vecy c)aen 20 Tiadios' hand-smhroldarod Chemiso Yokes, un double ¥rench Purcalos, $1.95 and $1.50, wortn 53 and 54 cacli. f A LSO, A bankrapt stock of Ladies® WINTRER CLOAILN, of New Torik manuiaciure, at 50 and GO cents on the dollar © ot value. o CARSDH, PIRIE & 0, KULIGEOT SOUTH SIDE UnionGospel Meeting CONDUCTED Y WHITTLE and STEBBINS, AT PLYMOUTII CHURCH, Michigan-uv, and Twenty-sisthost., Thursday, and_Friliy Tyenings of No'cinck, und Tuculsy, Wednesday, ciday, nest weeks r H i 1 ¥ Thnieaday, i fld?%flz?hiu; FRIDAY EVENING Gospal Union Megting Reconstructed Men, Will boheld st FARWELL HALL, January 190, 1877. Mr. €. W, SAWYE[ and others will anlst. ALL IN SYMPATIY AL WAL 1L SUNDAY SERVICES TABERNACLE. Messrs, WIITTLE and STEBSI. Will conduct tho Gospol Mceting’ Sunday, Jan. 21, ut 4 o’clook. Mr. Stibbdue Will olug’** EVERLNITY, " by spe=} clul requeet. g ALL ARLINVITED. NO TICKEYS, - Al requests for prayer ahoald be adilrasscd ta- ia. ¥, Aveociat, ey, ' H : tlce (s hereby glvea that the Fifth Instaliment of® 0 1th Park Assessent. wita yecrucd Interest, t¢ he udice of 1 et vuruer ol Dl dud Lol atercat wid cost may beadel fed 1 Jan. 16, 1977, W. L. Glte. "o _Steam-Fitters, Plumbers, and *Fhie Board of Directors of the British-Amerieat Amsurance Cowmpany are now prepured o recelx Tenders for the beailug, plumbiny, sud gas-= of thefr new bulldings wow L the coursd of erec tlon $n Torontu, Candds. The baildiuge bave froutage of B0 feet by @ depth of 10d foes. Loy ut the plans and apecidcativns may be luspectod & the otice of Willlam Asbworth, Gieneral Ageat @ the Company, coruer LuSalle sud Mooroz-sia. Teuders to' bo uddrcased fo ¥ & DAL B Managerof the BRITISH-AMERICA ASSURAN( Lowgisuy, Toroute. Out.,'aot latet than the 3 fust,” /Inv Board of irectory du bot blad = sulves 1o accept the lowest vz 3uy Torouty, January, 1877, lon, sealh o Adgltons % Dy 20t