Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1877, Page 2

.2 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 1877. . ’ FOREIGN. Lonixians, or that thy Legislatare which sup- ted him waa the leqal Legisintare of _the Stata, {Vhen tna Inte Excontivaof the nation has becn unable to ascertain that fact, it seemed fo him (Conkling) that it wonid he snitable for the Senate o wait nnt!l there shonld come from the Pablic Printer the teatimony already taken, 1t had heen statd In the debate that the case of Kellosg mizht be treated a8 In some way declded or determined by romething done by the” Electoral Commission, l(n then referred to the declsion of the Commisslon As pasned Senata. An it hecamo law,.. oo Ag it becamb faw Jast ZML o As entimated A reporte t As paseed [fous As pnssed Senato. An It became Taw. "0 Asit became law Jast year. TLLT. | yent n the Semnta Chamher, in his open | sssault u{nn the Southcrn policy of the . o lows: In-Transcaucasia, under the command of | howarver, expected that the Archbishops of Lieut.-Gen. Lorisamentkoff, Yhere aro In readl- | Rlicime, Vienna, and 8alzburg will ba elovated ncds to pass the froatier four divinfons of Infant. | 0 the purple at the follutrlng Conalatary, to hie . & held jn May. Allowing for these changes, the i ry; one bricade of tificmen, two divisions of ber of Canl th Insurrection Has Again Broken cavalry, nino reglments of Cossncke af the Ku- ‘x".‘)'tllv: olrfl?urrv‘:fiwwll'l“;nla‘ :‘l’;vg:. = m‘“f‘m 2 Out in ngzegovina. banand Terck, thirty-five batteries of feld-ar- TR PAPAL SUCCESSION. tiflery, and _a aleee-irain of shout 250 hieavy Among the mensuces resolved upon regard- 4 guns,—in all 115,000 mon, among them 05,000 | [ng the futitre conclave 1s ono by which it Is va- What Midhat Pashn Ought to | combatants, Inthis foree the permanent gar- | tablished that any Cardinal may bo clected to L 158, 00 1, 16,84 1,187,197.60 8 7% § 22,834,332.18 14,200,056, 50 RN ¥ N X ALl 080 4.0 nascts of A company, which they were not ro- qulred to do In England or the United Btates, He nasured the Committeo that the passage of the nill would compel all American comnpanica to withdraw, from Canada. Mr. Davfidson, rep- resenting the British companics, eald four Britlsh compavics. doing.husincss in Can- new Presldent. Mr, Hamlin goes around de- mouncing Hayes and all his cronfes. Mr. Halo docs not feel guite 80 bad, heeauss he il not renlly want a Cabinet mt‘tlon for himsclf, but Mr, Frye, who did want Itand worked hard to get i, mad clear through. Mr, Biaine and hin three satellites had full mada up thefr v . At Jt bocame law 1858 Yoar. INDIAN o oda had $3,250,000 . luyested o the minds that they wonld hare a title In fes almple | (n'the Louiefn , and_ nrgued that the Com- [ As estimated, a18,0680,00 risons of Alexandropol, Gumrl, and other posts | suc P Plus IX., frrespect ( his na- | connti amd the earnin were o Cabinet piafion. They bottrcd, of - a,’.“..fi,., :'[h'fla:“ 5»1'2} "t;:mld::lu '?" ool | A% porietid i 101,00 Have Sald, if e Did Not, on the fronifer, &moa‘;u'm mtfiw:]n J,mto:;,am Sibmstity, e sutting o one: se thepemenntte | seoneYont "ot Mo ey, T It nised, that Mr. Hayes would simply say to Mr. | the = cortlncate, because thelr powe 20,101, to the Saltan men, are not reckoned, For tho dafense of the | rule by which Italians only could ba chosen. | bill were amended. fn one or Lwo particula itied_ clther £ come fnto | timited the clanss _tn the 'Comaiitution | As bassed Senat 200,505, 00 o the 3 i - | T r g ) m:%:fim&'fi-fl:n:"& ‘member of It Conne | In remrd 13 connting the Electoral voies but the | Aa it became I DL sl Dk Sea comt “from Kerteh to Ack: [ Tiero fan ben much alscuision on this noin x the companies ho represented would not object to the bill. The Hon, Mr, Cartwricht read a lotter from Charles J. Lewls, agont of the Benate, 1n determining upon the qualifications and el R P L S cre was o Legisiatuire n_the State, ‘i I6r0 wah & Gaveraor. satisfring the Constitution, uently they made the arrangement nmr s glr. Hale desired to stay tn the House until he could obtain an etection to the Senate, which he crmann, thera arc under tho commander | between the Pope and someof the Cardinals, 3 il I of ths Miift District f Odess i g The French hm“'lmp“ml will s ary stric of %, | but the opinton prevalled that the cholee As entimatod... . Lleut-Gen. Semekn, four divislons of in- | onght to be absolutely free. This determination 5, 712,800,172 3 A reported to Hor 4,448,000, 1 fantes, two divislons of cavaley, twenty-eleht | will Lo communicated to nil the Curdiuals, thinks possiblo in 1850, when he hopes Mr. | R0 TS 8, Governdt, Murenh (il Rud never | A pasred Hons Lohamanan an Address to His People batlerles of ficld artillery, sud the partisons of hton s ‘fe'f_‘l‘;’:é‘:'{hfi‘:,‘,’m,‘,‘"fil’jfifl":;:,‘.‘w‘s‘y"]:l:‘ Blame will he elected Prosident, Me, Hala | gaid fhat ks was aware of having heen recognized by assed Senat B, 154,015, 60 ¢ Kertach, Otshakow, Bender, Ackermann, and GREAT DRITAIN. e would decline the positfon f {t were offereld to | any department of the Government for any pare became jnw. 4,761,400, 12 lfii the N Mexican Presi- | other smaler detachments 'slong the coast, ., fere with the vested rights of .any company, e "{ouldu“"o I “xm B s M ioe "’.‘"n‘:;’!ii’. :-:n‘;l':n E:elfeu!’ur?el A o a5 Yew Xien numbcflnf fn all 100,000 men, 80,000 of them THE TURP. All the claures of the bill wers adopted to tia i 3 <lann, & ~ Wflfi‘x‘ng&; ; “}.'.';?1 Bl‘fl I o2 3:..':”‘“: mflg’m; aoen. Tho Rlectoral Commison do- | Ax entimated, s a, dent, Commencing Well. combatants, In Deseorabls, nomioally inthe | Loxnow, Mareh B.—At the Croyilon March | fifteenth. On the sixteenth clausc befng put, overtures to Mr, Iialo concerning a chiled it had not_power to look hetind the certifl. 1. 2‘.""0?6«1’203 epace between the frontior of Moldaviaand the | meeting to-day tha raca for tho United King- s M. Young moved that it boso amended that 1 i lons of the Odessa Railway ot Ismeriuka 3 de thatba- | As paesed [Tonre, 1,240,577, 68 Junctlo e y dom d handicap stesple-chase resulted in a | resctves held in Canada for the bonedt of Cans- tlon in the Cabinet, Mr. Jale ' signified | catee and now the stzument was mude iat bt |4 = L] and’ Ravdelnjs, tho troopt of the Southern | 40M grand handicap steop! ul } Snat o 8hd ok dcsfes o g0 luta fhe Gavinely e e conb ot Thia sication 133 | An ¥ oesang wses s BSGRES | Mo Is Dispored fo Card the Guerrila Syirit of | 503 Ravdelos tho trops of the Bouthern | oo Sver for Spoctre. ; disa_pollcr-tiolders shall, In case of fallare of An it bocame Jaw xet year. TUR XAV, ificance, teo, fn the lzht of events Rl Eoaning Dafore’ k. Agdressing tho Yicos Tresident,he aaid: The other day yon werc on the 2,508,177.00 '8 10,430,012.00 the company, be held far thelr sole banefit. The Some of Wiy Cenerals, Duke Nicholas, are located In closc canton- MINR ZXPLOBION, amendment carried, and the (Iause was adovted favor of Mr. Fryc. To the uiter surprise of this ments, They form fonr corps d'armee,and | = Lompow, March 8.—An cxnlosion took place political crowd, Mr. Hayes manifested a lack of As eatimated s W Y . | osamended. Further conalderation of the bill + Totercat n e, eye,and a Tk ot curlonty con- | sty porico.of ths Capi, oxétcoktog am - | 2 Feperiof i Izinoce do THE EAST. Solnate oF rifeimen, fomn o Teviore ol vateys | NTL o minees wore ot ol At Lhe fmes L | W28 Posipored til Saiurdey, - ; Mr, ¢ cancaurse 5 A A X 2. i 2 ¢ e ;'.cl_r’nelrll‘r,;!}"!::fll ul?:: u’xrn.t!th"c‘ge“w ;. I!:‘;::f:'fi‘l Fria oo e g (it fagiotrate of the Repnbe | An hanecq demara: 7,01 455.40 | WIY TEE RUSSIAN xOTE mAS ®oT Buzx | iwelveregiments of Cossacke, hesides those i~ | number lost is notyet known. Sixteen bodies LATE LOCAL ITEMS. tiew In Lhe wnv, and s Mr. Blaine, and M. | 116 In whose clection, ander the forms amd sab- 1 ANSWERED, tached to the different divislons, sixty batterics | have been taken out. It fs thought that six Lowpox, March 8.—Inthe House of Com. | Of field artilicry, and & sfeve-train of 800 | more aro In the pit. UnderS [y heayy guns, the number of which, should Y. maons this afternoon the Under-Seceretary for |yt "o necessary, might bo Increased aceerd- FRANCE. tho Forelen Department satd England a8 yet | ing to requiroments, Besides this, the army i THR FRINCE IMPERIAL: 342,952, 40 #tance of lnw, sl partics and all factione, whatever 741, 153, 40 thelr convictions, have peaccfully acqniesced. Standing to be endowed with the power of Chief Maglatrate, ho utlered to his connirymen some- thing of the principlee, the purposcs, the inapira. Ilamlin, sod Mr. Hale together took un bis cauke fn carnest, and went to sce Mr. Iaves about it. They had a very Intcresting inler- view, Mr. Haves sfenffied what Dis feelings “Detective Long last night ran in s negro named Edward Smlth, who 18 wanted forthe An estimated, . Iarceny of a cuat from o pawnlroker on Halsted As reportei toTlonss As passed Houze, ¥ 1 t street and for holding up a man named wore In rogard to Mr. TTale, but. i not put tita | tions which woald fclnsto hls AQministration: . | An haered Schato: 18 0gn 7. 27 | had sent o reply to tho Russian note. The ro- | prowded with a larzg pontoon train suflclent | pamis, March 8.t ds rumored that the Princo | Adam Cavey Wednoadny nignt b the comer of offer at all ou the ground that it was made in | - Mr. Conkling then guofed from the inauzaral | Awlt hocame law,.. 17,570,320.3% | PHy was Intended to have bean sebt last wesk, | 70 ariTes g¥er tha DERIDS ab sevoral places, 1 p oo iolls about o Issuo a manifesto to the Clarke aud. Polk attoat e o acltnowledgment of any_ ubligation to Mr. | address of Preatdent Hayea in regard to Sonthern | Asit hecame lnwlu;ny“ 10,1151, 474.58 | but awing to Ruesia's request to awnit further . esiot; o tlobchman oieTa v ; ark: (et olk. streats, . A hiog ) F THE AENATR Al » Blalne. They urged Mr. Fryc‘!nwmlnlmnnl as | Mrlh and, rcaumfng hfa ~remarks, eafd: 1RNCY BALL. the marino in Antl:clrnuan of & ficht on tho | French people. * him of $40 in moncy and a silver watch and | a0 communications was deferred, Farther com- | rver. The total cffective of the Bouthern army, : TNR NECENT DUEL. r - > skillfully as the .{.flulrd, bt _\Ir.mgy':sd(l)d" -m e 'fi.,fi,“" B cujet M-:({;ml:;”;"g? fi: r’é';‘»::'?zilfluum veed 1'39:,.”—5:2? munfeation has niot yet heen recclyed. Inciuding commissariat, a3uitary servico, ele, s I8 B : ‘me-The duel | 0. When searchied at tho statlon, the give them 8 partlele of enconragement, ' | with a consclentlans alm at right, to fnd ont. to 4, 870,11 As parsed Honse As passed Senata, As it became a Inw.. DREECE. numbers 200,000 men, of whom 150,000 wre | 4n “which Marquis do Compelgne was A dispatch from Athcns says thé Ministry has | SOmbatants, "The bodyguard of “hio Grand [ kilied at Catro l;q“ causcd WPME- Meyer, resfgned fn conscquence of 8 vota of eensure Duke conaists of two squadrons of Cossacksof | o porson connected with the Epyplian contrary, hie frankly tald them that it Mr, Hale did not'go fnto the Cablnct he would probably lovk autside of the Etate of Malne in New En- stolen coat waa found upon his back, and $12 ot he stolen monev was dlscovered artifully cone cealed in his mouth, Sinith Is a0 old and adroft sscertain, to deciare who, In trnth, on the 7th of November last, was chosen Governor of Lonisiuna, who, in truth, of those contestants in the varions . Im23i08 Lo 130,254,098 TPRINTING Y e : the Guard, In the space beiweon Kamanl Y thief and footpad. 1and for an officer to represcot that section of l.eftulnllve dintricts were entitled to alt nnrluiun‘ A# estimated.... 850,000.00 | passed upon it by the Chamber for granting an | Podolski, Kiew, nm\wvlunmlr Volvnski, Lm:cf‘n ?fl‘:’.fiffl%"‘lfl"mfiifi“’.‘u pl}.‘nclcd “i‘flé‘”{a‘cr.fi}.’,‘i Two wull-}u‘:’uwn vmmf thicves, named Christ hE SRR e {‘fi‘hu %culv:lnhl‘m ?fl ')"«"llmmn'n 'gucgg' ul‘r‘:‘c’r 2 ""mfilmx {-’OM& ilegal pensfon. The King summonsd V. E. | stands a resorye for the Bouthern army of four | peographer Schwelnfurt ]’“ the Secretaryship ot | Flann(zan and Willlam Haipin, were captured * i hicreupan they ssked bloy whom B mas com 1 HeL S e e oaT And i1 tha | A Drecd Houie;. e 20:000:00 | Detigebia to form new Cabinot. divisions. of” infantry, ous brigade of Tilemen, | that Borlety, - During tha nitercation which tal- | ¥ Seret. Fitzpatrlck nt an iy haur yesieniay $idering, or hind thought of, from New England | Toyoraaeisteate, freshiy nolnted with hia great | A3 it 0000 iR RUNDIvE'S LOTALTY, and one divisian of ‘cavalry, Thess | Jowed, Meyor strnck the Marnals. A chailenge | BIorniniz as they were on thelr way lome with 3 dniies, doen menn, as we are bound to belleve S Tho President took from Dis pocket a cand Loxpox, March—5n. m.—~A _correspondent gfi:flfl umnfl:‘, " like the rest, fittcd out 1o | wasscnt and acceptod, and thoducl was fought bearing o number of names, from which he pro- Rluudrr sceured t the house of P 1), Bootticher, he docn, by the moden provided in the Canrtitution BILLY. $180, 103,114, 80 135, (3, . 87 K eld, and may at any moment i l, {4 Mfehfzmun avenue. The residonce was entered 1 R0 Ta, 0 Scortati tha vety truth of tha slection 195 10y | Af-Festihears from Congtantinople that e Khes | chter “tha " frst Mnes - They " spmber - to. | "L tB0 result previonaly reporte shortly attee midniznt i voubed of” 870 wori ceedded to read. IMe firat read the name of Jobn | iy Lonieiana, shall it be said that on the thresh. 132, 000, 64, four men-ot.war at the dlsposal Of the Sultsn | Kether 75,000 men, with 60,000 combatants, Al - AT AMERIC of clothini anl jewelry, The case against them M, Forbes, oF Hotun, oot namet? o asked of | Si ok 4 Auminiration, 8ahe entstei the dose 20 17 1093 | in the event of a conflict. a reserva of Cossacks, ten regiments of the CENTRAT: A Ao wos g0 overwlielming that they waived cx- Bis ‘_';lflwng)'oumy c m;amd e A: i ,‘&w,‘wz.né IERIECOVINA. second catezory have been mobitizod, With A BDATTLE. smination and wera sent across -the river under be aworn in, must proceed withont any inveatiga. 7 1 cach. Mr. Blalne nmm{»_fly reptied: “I seo nothing $300 ball cach, Telegrams from Rogusa and Cottinjo repre- | 2ome batterles of artillery, they number 10,000 PANAMA, Feb. 20.—The Natlonal troops tion of & committee to closo the door in the facoof ! sent that the insurrectlon in Heryegovina is | men, with 8,000 combatants., Finally, in tho | defeated the guerillas recently, Nearly 1,000 T o003 Uh promivent s the Cablaatss oo U=t | theTrcblertor eavo i, Bl ngement v COCKING. enin bosoming serious, bocouio of Turkish op | depets, foms 10000 men are Kept Fesd 10 805~ | 1aen wara Killed anc many wounded. © EXTRAGRDINARY, d ! roa him todo o s od army, ) of Masnathagettar Wik do you say to wi” E‘{"‘l““;:;"mc’;‘,;‘,fi"f.:,‘“rékfflc'?.'i'fi"1.“,.':,‘8‘.,;, Borles of Nattles at Truesdell, Win s MIDITAT PABITA, 3 Tn all, Russia bus mora than 000,000 men on THE WEATHER . Erars, T Mareh & Lint sprin Misa Ellen T{g was huried five years azo,” answercd one :r'fi'm':?eufi:r.' Tiado without «nvc-u.:{unn, and Bpecial Ditpaich to The Tridune. Pamis, Feb, 10.—The Republiqus Francats | f00b of whom ahout ono-half are ready on the of these precious gentlemon. 5 *“Well,” sald Mr. Iaycs, reading on, *thero 1s ex-Scnator Cragin, of New Hampshire, What Burcr sucd Mrs. Wotmore for slander and . | frontier lines, and anly walling for theorderto | = %, D. C.,, March 0—1 —] publishics a letter, purporting to have been ad: e8y ‘WasnixaTon, 3 2 n. m.—For elafmed 85,000 dnmages, but, after an cxtended TrugsDxLL, Wis, March 8—The announce- | Bt 0c A lEt o B b0 e o is fall | bezin. This statement, o far as it.can bo con- Tennessee, the Ohlo Valloy, and Lako reglon, closed by a judgnient no matter how ropuguantto it miglt b meot that the cock-Bghtars were to have a day's his n !n’:ndfl%l\un.‘?\lg Cor’kllnn agnin alinded to tho to the Sultan, Ifwritten, howeyer, on the dato | trolied. by information” frotn other sources, {s & rising barometer, diminishe | 800 tedlous trial, she recefved o Judgment for A Lonisiand caee, and eald Lo thonght it wan conslet. | 8POFL in this town turncd out to bo perfectly | Phenrs, it is inconsistent with tho surprise with | tolorably correct ang. : i T, (oowsd By sk barnemrr ot | 8180, which Mre. W. refaced Lo pav. O 1%0h, well hie belongs to the t, to0, Ho | D! 10 refer the grave and ecrions fsenes in that | accurate, ond yestenday was given up to thelr | which Midbat met his diegrace. After writing v R 0;‘“" WILL el l“ a "h 1 % Wednesday sho was taken to Geneva and locked: wouiil not 4o, answercd Mr, Hafe. e e o P L FiEiont: | cnjoyment, at least as far as Jackson's tavern | such a lettor he could hardly have been unpre- | VIENNA, Fob. 20.—Referring to an art fojust | cloudy weather. up, Ezcltemont here runs hizh, a8 both partics Next_ the President. read from his card the | fieoiorrs anatvoty diftersat peincipten, - """ | waa concormel, Tho weather was aimply lior- | parcd tobe summoned by the Sultan. - Pru.-| Published in the fiuwcle itevie, entitlod “Poter Spestal Dirpaikdo Ihe Tyibune, T herslif il pmo of Senator Eilmunds, of Vermant. Wl | ‘7368 S0\ hda of tha faci heceenary o con- | rible, the wind blowing dead from the morth, | 4cnce might lave imnde Lim hesitata £ obey | tho Qreat s Will Y an Invention of Nspoloon L., Bious Girt, fx, March 8.—Sinco yesteraay | holdg hgh postonn, soclty.' Mr, Wetmore have you :fur. to_say of Mr. Edmunds, of Ver- | atituie a prima facia case, and claimed that the case and tho snow drifting and blowlng In a way to e call. e letter Is as follows: o noon the weather has boen extremely cold and mont, gentlement” of Kellogg was rogular on its face, and ho came N u proclalt o ¢ As_long hack ns 1803 the Rign town librarian, .d.‘.’fl::‘ :‘Lfi'% yu?‘l';nc':l :o fi:fi:eafiflfifnf‘{{:fl Derkhalz, fasned 8 worl with & slmilar title, but, | 5tormy. The thermometer ‘ab daylight this Talace, to awnkon you to your dutlos, to Awaken | A8 itattractad little attentfon, the fuasiacke Nevua | morning indi¢ated 14 degrecs bolow zero at Ourpeiven to onte, ba accopl tho compiate eqpaiity | 10 transinted it into Germas. 'O strong extarnal | Yankton, and 13 Lelow at this place. This In- of Christiany and Mursulmans, and to work sc | 8nd Intornal gronnds, Borkhols showed tlat the | tensc cold following the warm weather which tlouly at tho regcneration of the country, ~For | pretendsd will ls -wcr{vhfl" hat ftwasfrst pat | has prevailed in this section for the past five or thirty years wa have published cnough Hatis and ,;’"'flrfl In 1812, and {list {t was on favontlon of | gix \veeks relioves the apprehensions felt in re- Firmang, The pubiicatlon of tboso docrces has | Napolcons. Dofare the outbreak of war againal | yoed to prasshoppers. Thelr destruction {x re- sliays colncided with Agruve bolitical conjunctaros Russia, Napoleonhad o great intereat inreprorents | bordod’ns hogond oubt. Tho Missour! River el e oon a0 tho daveerwhs pat, e v’ | 0 et an Tavatlble Iy, ook eiory A | BTGNS IR aver st Oty & patton L o Thlni e Phma "t Cone | wan Commisaloned to compore » work which,tnder | chaunef Row open, hnd that {s rmning fall of stitution _only to closa the Lastern ques- | the titleof *!Des Progros.dals Paissance Russo | ice. Unless a change in the weatlier oceura tho tion. 1 have spoken of dutics, 1In the first d'e&nu eon origino jnsqu’ au commencement dn | riger will bo fzozen over by to-morrow morning. lach, your Tporisl poron must ' know | XIXemo Sieclo," appearod at Fariain 113, and Apecial Digpateh & The Tribune, he ' dutles daevolying on youw. u _order | A8 clrculatod by fhe French. —Lesur had also | EAsT BAGINAW, fnch., March 8.—By far tho that those who have asstimed tho Fesponsibility of | Been concerned fn 1807 fn the publication of Andro | most severc snow-storm of the wintcr hoa pre- goyernment may beable to act. Then fuis Incam- | @' A"’“‘;" #book, **Dols Politlane et dea Pro- | vafled during tho past twenty-four liours, ne- Dent ou us, the Ministers, 1o know oura, I menn | Rrea do 1s Pulaance Raso; but tho editlo prineens | companied by s gale of wind, which drifted the that we muat abandon tho system of dlasimulation | 8F kp“";',‘}" Greave Will © first appears in the | . 0 bodly. ~ About a foot of suow has fallen. and fiattory which hun prevailed for 400 years o | Work of 1812, i {nirodnces the document, Of | Dispatchies recetved this evening from all points our country. 1 respect onr Imperial person: [ve. | Wiich o Kivos & sammary, with thoe words *2on | (U0 CUCE Tailrond northwet of tho Saginaws Spect your Yamily: bt £ canuot mak Lt respoct R L B L T A L W ety et o il au Instrument sgafnot the Intereats of my count T anman ol L Takr e Nenleyia plag | irep o o clghtoen inches oo My responaibllity Ia great; and, abovaall, fear ] which had a run at the Porte §t. Martlu in 1834, mululmnvr storm, ‘The movement of trains ls which| eontract wilh toy comsélonce, for 1y con | AUpears lo lave borrowed from ‘the story & | copaldcrably mpeded. . ; atlance reqaires that I work for (o welfare of my | 00317, for, romantlc cplsades {n hie °f Memoiren | gz, Louts, March 8.—Tha most violent anow- country. X fear next that Power which may requirg | S0 Chevelier d'fon,t ‘an historleal romance | aporm of the winter provalled hiero to<lay. ~Sev- me to Account for iny acta, Donotdeceivo yourself | Prof ','J'! ng 3 ‘n 't'n:"' it an 'h” re- | oral inchea of anow fell, and travel of sl kinds 8% 0 the atnde of my words, 1fear the repronchica | Sented &3 abebracting the will from the Bm- | wog el fmpeded. The mereury begnn o fall of my conscienco and thoss of tho Ottoman Em. | Bress Wlizbeth and beloging it to rance. | (W0 fotl OPCL o L E tho' thermometos ize.” Toyond tuat § fear nothing, Tho Ottomans | erkholz shown fram Napolson's writinas that the | this afternoon, an g jermomeor Pave- thoir gwn. dutice. They have yecognized | il contains altozether Nanoleonic \deas, and to | marks ten degrecs, Tho” storm originted In them and fulfilled them. Wo must Imitate them, | #ome extent word for word: and that it was very | Colorndo and to tho Sonth of it and lins extend- o ar, above all, & Constitationnl (overnment, | Probabiy dictatod Ly Napolon, and fnseried by | od over Kansas, tho Indlan Territory, part of T yon know the signification of the Constitution? | Teaur, without his venturing fo correct nealigonces | Arkansas, and Missourl on the west, and Is now 1o who givea & thing onght to undersiand it. [ do | 0f ntyle. 'Tha (ablo once nat on the acone, itmada | jryyaling eastwanily and northenatwardly. pot dwell ‘apon this. 1 kaow tho ® mportance of s way. \The moat rematkable thing. however, In, Speciat Diapatch to The Tribune. ha post you have confided to mo. An Ottoman, ,"“ }"’ R“?"'";""- who riehtly deny the authentic- Mexpora, Ui, Starch 8.—Tha seyere hafl- and_occupying & high post among my fellow | 7,0 iho il tiave ncted and autated sinco 1612 | g1orm of Tast nizht has mado the surronnding countrymon, 1 have a [wofald daly fo fuifll, | fethongh It wore gonuine, and as though thelc | country look Jiko o transformation sccno In o Just a8 { recognizo my duty ‘as an Ot. | floverninent alopied tho tdens exprossed i it | Linvorline, Tho trees ara all eryatal, Travel- toman, g0 f ought to know my duty, sea tanctian. | 3 BroN R e e atea fo | ik conTd bo beet accompllslied on kates. Falla ey s it aconnss | Btr et i M 8 Bty | rsroent i o ety A Qrand Vizier s responsiblo to hia consclence and | ot afme nijcatel ] e e, D o to tho nation. I ,“; Dffl'“l‘“l“xl hm,: noulnln 1o 'rance, i;g“lr:n‘twrgrnl‘! ne hiere at noon, Was over thres Teproach my conscionce for. wi 0 foel as e o srfiudln oy Conpomiuiity o the maton, - Nina MEXICO. 17" "% Apeciat Dispatch to The Trivune. . oys havo pamsed, and you sifil continue not to A CUBTOMS JINIROGLIO. . UARBONDALE, [1L., March 8.—Another driving lc{nnwh:dgu whot I have sobmitied to you; In h S—Lo snow-storm visited this locality this afternoon. other wards, you refuse to the warkman the tools [ BAN Franciaco, March 8.—Letters recetved | 1y, o 8 oelock the weather waa cool and damp. ho requires, °I cannot work without tools, Thosa | per the steamer Newbern, from Mazatlan, re- 'n';n wind changed'to tho west, and snow began {,{'fl ‘"o'[,',', ,‘,‘,‘..5".';,’:’,‘;'..2,’,‘,’,;""’,"u,";,',’;?;,,"’,,?,;",’g,{ vort that Mijoni, Mexican Collector of Customs | to fall. Soon It changed totho north, The will intrunt to another the functions with which | ot that port, forcibly detalns tho American "ffi :'gut::;"v:\-fiflfi y g:{:.rfitg% th:hnqm‘ you charged me. i Mipuav, | achooner Montans, undor an arbitrary ruling | 5F o8 Sulurdiy, DIERt. Consierit t'r‘:)ptu?u X e Feb, 10.~Tho editor of the Neapoli- | “1d fales Interpretatton of International lsw. af_Dispatch to The ne. e Montana cleared Ja from Ban Fran- n arch nthic) Cl APLES, Fol o 0 Neapoll- | 0 afontana cleared Jan. 10 Ban Fri Qatro, 1il;, March 8.~Tho wenther 18 very tan journal Jtoma, has had an Interviow with e cold here tis evening. Thero was o heavi Midhat Pasha, of which he publishos the follow | ¢isco for Cantral Americau ports, touchlug ot | fNF FRS, LER SEERTE L Rete W B heavy ln;ineconm.: Mazatlan. By conseut of shlppers Mazatlan | yoicrand sicet this afterncon, It fa gn;wlnz of h;;r\'l)flnwldbngg‘,hl-;i";P;olhn:alrn;- froight was rocclved. The valtie of tho mer- | colder very fast. The frult prospect Is very Stamoud Panha, the brother-in.iaw of the Saltawy | chandise destined for Ban Josc, Quatemals, held | much endingercd. 1o considored hia recail to Constantinopla im- | by thearbitrary ruling of the Collector is about bable, although the Sullan was ly at- 5 PRINGYIELD, 111, Mirch 8.—~The heavy snow LRched G5 him. - Studnat Fasba read jotter which | $10/000- Tho Bsn Franciacg ehippers aro 0. A. A o {n thia vicinity aud further north and caat e had received frons a friond of the Hnitan, stating ( Low & Co., Calrose, Riml & Co., Parrott & Co.y | peared to del{y all incoming trains licre wdn’;: that nls Tmperial Majosty, on scelng tha Izzedin | Urrarala & Urlosia,and M. Brumberger. Tho -li'm. doy in Bpringileld has been very stormy, sat sall, shiad tears. Tha writer of tho letler added | yfoyatlan customs' authoritics clatm that no | with & heavy fall of snow and conslderabls drift: that on the Sultan helng askod the cause of Midhat e, Pasha's oxila, Le tapllod, **low waa [ to act with | vesselcan Iawfully enter Moxfvan ports from | (O o) pien g0 e Tripume the document lg‘ul befors mel™ vMI\th Pasha | the United Btates with goods on board for BrOOMINGTON, 1)), March 8:~A terrific snow- el o arny | (uatemala or other forelizn country and ob- | atorm has rayed’ horo all oy, mcompuniod by s violent temperament, aud added that ha belleved | taln her clearanca without landing such poods | heavy wind, m:fx"m dceDl'-Mh“- At sunsct the Reouf 'asha woulit succecd hfm, and {m"m duty on them. The agent of the :‘:.‘ ‘;nmkimll. N k%’nvolm m"?;‘;"’x were deluyed, In answer to o question respecting tho proba- | vessel writes that ho “notifled tho anthioritlca | bul no routs are seclusly blocked, bllity of war, the ax-Vizlor salil: of tho cargo on Montans, depositod thomanifest | 1, ey [oeacl Busaichle The Trbuns, A war withh Russia in Inevitablo and imminent, | and the vesscl's papors with the United States terday & snow-storin, accompanied by a "" even After peaco la concludud with Servia. Rusiia | Consul, ond complled with all the Juws, A Bigh wind. sot tn hero, -ndp-lwlll S would have c!’;lnml tho llmLh long ago l(n!llu uad | formal’ complaint Las been submitted to tha until about noon to-duy, Railroad trains huve, Condition of Tarky. Tirker sl Onecs denngrate | Moxiean Consul at this porty and the matter [ JOUFO0GS BVCR 100 3 Gefonso with e aniny of 600, 000 good. sordipr. | Wil bo brought to tho attentioi of the Depurt~ '?«M Dispaich to The Tribune. Tussin, in the Turklsh statesman's opinjon, | 2¢Ot of Btats st Washingtou. Dixon, [il,, Murch 8.—~Snow, fell here laat 1ot draw back, and ho hinselt bullds: hopes DUAZ COUMENGING WL, night, but ifot fn feathory flakes os it dld at mmm“ oy “‘f"(‘"‘ > '{"x by ‘flpm MaTawonas, March B—A tolegraphic order | Galena. Goud sleighing, The tralns have e ls b frarypni doss fok heliera | waa vecetved to-day from th Sccrctary of War | been all dolayed, aud aro bebind, that, the war can be lovalized, Austris will, ha § o¢ t1,6 Diaz (Goverament, directing that Corting A LR AN ATION, thluks, Lo deswn futo [t by her varlons popila- | 14 gent to tho City of Mexico witli the procced- Cuia, tlons, i ‘:‘ '{“"‘k“ 1!‘;]‘ it Lthe ‘1‘"“5"“ i 419 | {nze of tho court martial which trled blm hore, | “FmeTharTir i reason that tho inhabltants of Dalmatln snd | 13t yyderstood ho will lcave under & strong ——]— — Croatla will provoko dlsturbances, whoreby shoe | .loies tor the Capital in a fow days. m"s‘«‘a may bo compelled to Intervene, Gens, Trevena and Toledo, who were arreated % Midhot Pasha expressed a belief that Princo | oo votimg aro fn the interior, bave also been Plamurelcfs “"‘I:;‘“":l' o1 Jhe bresent situation, | orduret to fhic Capital,_Both thoss offcers sups | S5 & a greatly culogize 6 Hultan, and, in con- o o iipym, clusion, safd that, without s complets revolu- ported Dist {ran thaliat bt thiy couilited “Maiinum therinoinetar, 811 mintmumn, 17, tion of the customs of the Mussulmans, o res- many unsuthorizod cxcceses. Thoy are to - GENENAL GHNERVATIONS, urrection of the Obtoman nation was fmpossi- count for their conduct. Tho actlon of Gen. Citiaauo, March'8—Midnight. of his wife, and thon they will sue the prosccu- make the most ardent lover of tha sport tion and Court for f think twice before he ventured outside. For this rcason tho attendance was mach smaller than had been connted on. About 800 bad been expected and provided for, but not one-half that number were present. The dele- gatfons from Racine, Kenoaha, Milwaukee, nnd other Wisconsin towns. dld not pan out well, and even the Chlcago sporta wore rather chary of coming fifty milos in tho cold. A part of tho Iatter gang came up lnst evening and with them were the Ilayes party and their fowh. Jerry Monros and his birds arrived this mornine. ‘They were nceom]mfled altogether by about fifty sports from the Bouth and West Bides of Ch(flzo, chiefly from tho first-named locality, ‘The last fight In this placa had heen held ina sort of ball-room, but that small appartmoent had been so crowded as to be almost a black- holo for heat and stench. ‘1sking warning by mul and expocting alarge crowd s well ns o mild day, the pit bl been moved out fnto a barn, where it was all set up when the crowd arrived, Comwcflnf the weather it did not take long to determine tho sports to move tho pit back into the housc. This took somo time, and it was fully 3 o'clock hefore tho arrauge- ments were all completed ro as to admit of pit- ting the first pair of fowls. THR PIOITING ‘was between Hayes, representing the West Side and Monroe, representing the Bouth 8ide of Chicago. The terms were that cach should show thirtoen cocks and fight all that fell in for £25a slde per battle, and $100 aaldo the odd fight. The welghing showed that cleven of tho thirteen fell in, ond "the maln was therefore re- duced to the former namber. It was evident hefore the fighting had proceaded any distance that flaycs had gone into the contest on sonnd Pnndpln, and to win rathier than to vindicate ila strain. This waa shown Iu{ his handling, s his light weights, n couplo of Thomas' long, strong, mary, hard-hitting Canndlans, B Tho bottin was at. firat strongly In favor "ot Monroe, presumably because he won a larze majority of the fighta at the last meeting. Tho money Was not quite so fres as &t some other . .meotings, and some_of the sports went hroke early in ‘the game, while there were more offer- fugs of 81 and- 82 bots than aro generally heard 1o a ** well-heelod »? crowd, "llflflli soloctid as referce an aged gentleman by the whd and wolrd name of 8imith, TILS PANTIES MARCITRD INTO TIIH PIT with the lightest welghts first. liayes had o glvgor red and Monroe a red pile, each welghing 4 pounds ORounces, The J)ulr were lively und fresh, and had a good deal of sport In them In the way of dodging and nfllm:. u tha first ronnd the Canadlan, which [1ayes handled, put tho gafl Into the plic in a dangerous way close to the hiead, This was repeated up to the nfth round, when tho ginger took a bad stab in the brenat. The pluck and luck* were both good, however, until the tenth round, when H‘inyu' bird substantially ended the contest by a head Ulow which floored the plle and disabled him, After threo more rounds Monroe took his bird out and gave up the fight, ‘Time, 23 minutes, THE NEXT heavlest Imlr on the llst were Monroe's duck- wing, wefghing 4 vounds 125 ounces,and Hayes' Lluc-red at 4 pounds 133 ounces, The latter waa another of the Thotiaa breed, and o breczy, Tancy fightcr. Attho first fiy the Mayes blrd got the steel In his neck, butit was not & dan- erous cul. For the next four rounds the fight- ng was ns near even as_cauld well be, and ‘the crowd wera dellghted; but in the sixth call the blue-rod gaflled his opponent throaxh tho head, disabling him, and rendering the fight no more than a bit of exerclso. Beven moro rounds were fought before Monroe took his bird out and owned hMim whipped, Time, 37_miuutes, Two wins for I1ayes, and the South Siders as bluc us a whetstone. THB THIRD DATTLR was between a palr of black reds, Iaves’ .mllnfi 4 pounds 4 ounv and Mon- ros having' 3§ ounco st of hin This was too mush for the vencrable amlin, who could not restraln himself longer, and broke in with ** Mr, President, go into some grave- yard, for God's suke, and take your man.' The 'resident (oof( all these criticisms with entlre calinness, and did not allow himsclf to bo at allofended by them, and the fnterview cdosed withouttho slightest satisfaction being given to cither of the three. Mr, Fryc is rcported to rive ns a reason for his not going Into the Cabinet that he did not feel that he could support the President’s S8outhern policy; that Packard, he belloved, ought to be zecognized as Governor of Loufsiana, ~ Bot the truth s that he was never offered a placo at ally and nelther was Mr, Blaine offered & B}m atall. Mr. Blalucand is set now pretend that the of- fer to Mr, llalo was made merely s a sop to Zack Chandler, rnd not at all in’° acknowledg- ment of an obllg‘ tlon which Mr, Ilayes Is under to Mr. Blafne. ~Mr, Blaine conaiders this as Dlack Ingratitude, and Is using cvery effort to Iet Prestdent Ilayes know how he feels, BENATOR BLAINE'S GLIEVANCE, Warhingion Iispateh 10 Cincinnati Commercial. The axsertion fs made that Biafne has deter mined to break with the new Admintstration, and run an opposition machine of his own. Jiis #peech in the Senate to-day gives cvidence of careful preparation, and the leading papers in the city bave been furnished with verbatim re- ports.” It wns charged that Biaine was of n mind to run the Administration Limself, bhut that he encountered unexpected and powertul oppositfon from Rutherford B, "1“' who, oddly enough, scemed to think that he was to have romething to say In the motter. ¥alling In tuis, Blajne proposcd to lead nrovolt, if pos- | mble. e mayget up o small one, but lis Torces will not exceed 1ore tian five or #ix In punnber, and won't succeed in hurting anybody but themselves. 1l Immedlate cause of es- trungement Hes In the fact, it s explafned, that President fuyes refused io uppoind Mr. Frye, of Muine, to be Becretary of the Navy after Mr. liale had declined the office; Mr. Blaine had assumed to supply s man to take the place without having been re- quested by anybody (n authority to do so. There has been o preat deal of nofso during the day of suature fndicating a purposs to yuarrel with the President on account of his literal polfey, hut a carcful {nvestigation develops the facl that aside from Blalno thero {8 not much welght to auy of the opposition in the party. At tho best “this opposition cannot hope to do any Hamage. They say that they will vote against the confirmation of the Presidential nomina- fons, tmt for every voto cast in this way the President will gali at least two from the Demo- cratic Mde. Tno Blaino party have madethreats on various occaslons, {a the [ast fow days, thnt they will make trouble with Hayes It lie dou't treat them with distingulshed consideratiou, THE SENATE. TILR NEW BERATOUS, ‘Wismnarox, D, 0., March 8,—Thao motlon to tefer thu credentlals of Jobn T. Morgan, Sena- tor from Alubama, to the Committeo on Privie fleges and Electfons was negutived, and the original resolution, “that ho ba sworn,” was thenunanimously adopted, aud r. Morgnn was sworn fn, ‘The resolutfon to seat L. Ii, Grover, Benator- elect from Oregon, was then called up by Mr, Wallace. Ar. Bargent submitted the following as a aut» stitute: Wazneas, Undor the Constitution and laws, and the practice'of Benate, Lafsyotto B, Grover, clalming to bn & Scaator {ram the Btate of Oregon Ll eredentiais being regular and in due form, ani there being no conwatant for the scat, i entitled 1o admission to & seat {n this body on tho prima {facio case preacnted by such crodentinty, nolwith« rtanding the objections contained in the petition of cltizens of the State of Otegon against his admis. sion; therefore, Jiaaoleed, ‘That the crodentlals of Lafayotta I, with the proper certificate sizned by the Governar, nnd therefore hod s prima facle case, which was not fnvalidated bLecanso there was snother boidy in the State pretending to be 8 Lecinlatare or another rrnlnn in the State pretenaing to he Gavernor, 1t had becn argued hore that becaurs @en, Urant did not recognizo the Prckard Govern- ment the Senate should not do so. Ho had ns much respoct for tha Inte President as any other man, but he falled to sec tho force of tho l?{u- ment mentioncd, 'The views of tho late President could not bo brought here to inflnence the Scnate. Mr. Thurman rald the charges against Gov, Grover in the ‘)filllnn presented by tho Benalor from Oregon (Mitchell} wera general in their char- acter, and as vague aa it was possible for llnfun‘gn to make them; but Gov, Grover desired him to say that he courted the fullest inves- tigation, aud he would, therefore, Vot for tho resoluflon oflered by the Senator from California (Sargent). Mr. McMitlan orgued that Packard had a com- plote and ken title to the ‘ofiice of Governor of and was do jure Governor of that State. Mr. Saulsbury eaid It had been stated that the people of the City of New Orleans wero an armed mob. A more unjust, erroncous statoment had never been made, 1o commented on thc Packard Government, and argaod that it wass nsarpa- tion, Packard had notitlo to tno office, and was afraid to show himself ontof the 8t. Lonis Hotel, occupled anihe Btate-fouse, He (Sanlabary) bo- Yioven the iadies of New Orlcans woula drive the whole Packard Government out of the city, pro- vided it was not alded by tho Federal power of tho United States. 3r. Saulsbury, resuming, argoed that no one 'Was 80 poor as 10 do Packard honor, and it was madnces Lo atlempt to impose nren the people of this conntry a man barricaded {n & hotel ns the lawful Governor of a sovereign Btate, Jle was not sarprised nt the words of peace uttered by P dent Hayes. Thoy did honor 1o his heart ans honor to his head, Jlo (flnul-hnr() was not In fuvor of hiw clection, and did not belleve he waus eiccled, but uow that he had been clothed with the dutien of ofice, bo woas glad to sco that he appre- clated the high duties imposed upon him Dy nin onth. He was surprised at the attompt mado on the floor of the 8enato to bulldoze the {ncoming Administration, and the aunonncement that its ifcy must not bo pacifie, e frusted thatthe 'resident wonld defeatihe appeals of partisans, and obey the high heheets of o statesman. Hor.- forred to the caso of Packard, and said ho was not s ontlaw, bt he could not show himeelf on the streets of New Orleans, 1f the people of Now Orleans were law-abiding, why should Packard bo afraid to ahow himaclt befors them? 1t had beon said ho elalmed an offico to - which he waa not en- titled. The same thing had bean satd abont the T'resident of the United Hiates, yetin this law- Il\lldlmscll that Prosldent waa nol afrald to show himeelf, This fact scemed to him to distingulsh the character of the peoplu of Washington from the character af tlie people of New Orleans. Mr. Blnino sent to the Clork's desk the following letter, and had it read: WastHIX0TON, March A.—Tb (he flon, J. G, Diaine— Tan sin; The Hon, Witllam AL Evarté beey ma to say 10 you that hie dfit not indorse the jeilerof Htan- ley Matthiews to Gov. Chambe tothe oxtent fm- led by the teleram of tiov. Clismbetlain o miey that e lotter was prewnted (0 ltm by tiaskell, of Routh tarolina. and ho wrute upon It substantially as follows: ‘That he had read the foregoing letter: that he de: Lo ave Ll tronbles 13 Bouth Carolina composeds he aired to hiear from Gor, Clismberlaln upon the subje ‘Veryrespectfully, D. T, CORUIN, dlAl:o the following telegram, recelved by him to- y: mprisonment. ——— ‘e OBITUARY, - Special Dispatch (0 The Triduns. Donuqur, I, March 8,—Col. Mclenry, an old residant of this city, dled this morning, after ashort {lincss, He formerly Ived in Jackson ville, I1l., and came to this city In 1844, whers hohins hield scveral high positions under tho United Btates Govetmment. Ilis loss will be felt by alargo clrele of friend: 3 ————— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. Lonpox, March 8.—8teamahips State of No vada and Greovey from, New York, and Loipzy, trom Baltimore, have arrived out. Nrw York, March 8.—Arrived, steamsbip Herdery from Hamburg. - A Torrible llnnry._ ey Jooper's Farix Letter fo New York World. QL‘he {)Irhzut sunshive and !mlmi' ale tempted me te lay asldo my writing and togo forth to enjoy them, Leaning on -iny husband’s srm, [ was walking on the Kus doIn Palx, about ono block from tho Vendome column, und was Joaking up at tho column Iteclf, ndmirtng the effect produced by the dark bronze of the ehafl agalnst the gold-flushed huo of tho sunect-sky, the lour being about 6 In the afternoon. Buddenly down Lhefacoof the column tell nhu man forin with whileant black draperies fluttee ing Inthe air; it struck tho wreath of Immortelles that surrounds the column ot its juncture with the pedestal, and robounded with such forcs thatit was thrown clesr over the rajling that sur- round!s tho basc and feli into ths centre of the outside pavement., 1 could nat_ realize for a woment that Thad really hehold that awlful apectacle,—a human being eclf-hurled Into cternity,~but such was Indeed the meaning of what 1had scen. Ina momnent tho prostrate figurs was surrounded by adonse crowd. Tho emotion of the spoctators was extreme, and one old-ludy who had chanced to bo walking along tho Rtue de In Palx near mo burst out crying In her agitation. - At my sotlele tation mev companion went forward, vory reluce tantly, i must b, confessed, ta learn the pure ticulars of thohorrlble event. The victin wasa young and meatly dressed wowman, Bho lay pronc on tho pavement as sho lhiad fallen, but 1io trace of blood or mutilation ywas visibfe, ns one of the bystanders had drawn her waterproot tloak around her shattered head, that having been the point that firat struck the pavement, Her shocs, a neat palr of black Insting boots, it been forved from her fect by the fall, showing clean white stockings of n quality nover wuru in France by the working: classes. One of he{ gurters, also jerked off b{y the fall, ln]Y near her —n dainty blue aidk affalr, with a gilded clasp, he Lad, as 1afterwards learned, gont most dellberately to work to exccuto her purposes Bhe bad concealed a camp-stool under her waters roof before making tho ascont. Arrived at the op, she hud profited by amoment when the gulde waa busied in poluting ont certaln objrets of Interest in tho view to another party, bad then glnnn around on the opposlite side, bhud placed her v:mnév-swol thero, mounted uran ity and 8o contrived to clamber over -the high rall- ing, I passed by the spot an hour later, Tho body had long” aince heen removed, and the crowd was gono; hut a few byatandors sull line gerod under the davkening sky, looklug alter- nutely up at the summit of the glmmlln slialt’ thut “towered atove them and duwn at two crimeon stains upon the payvoment, upon whick gravel had been lastily strewed, but which stifl revealed n dusky and ominous red through the pebblea'aud sand that tried to hide them, Nrw Ontxans, March7,—70 1 Benator Uayari fa mintaken, 1o of tha clty, except tia Gve bulldozed yarl which uur Tax Colloctor has Just bs flovernment is racoguiaed by all save Nicholls officiale. Mr., Thurman sskod if the Sena rom’ Malne would not pive the Senate the Stanloy Matthews Jetter In reganl to Bouth Caroliua, Mr, Blalne sald ho would be glad tod o wo If bo had it, but 1t was in Democratic hands, It was procared by Haskul), who 18 Chalrman of the Detn- ocratic Committee In Sonth Carolina, 1ie under~ -Iunndnlmll-r latter bad been sent to New Or- eans, Nr, Blnlmu}nnloa from (ho remarka of Mr, Key ‘whila be wus in tho Beaate in regard to the caso of tho Oregon Eleclor, 1o the effect thut he reyarded the nction of thy Governor of Oregon as wrong, but St was_not more reprohensiblo than sho action of tha Heturning Boards in Louisiana and Florlda, and that lie (Key) mupported Tilden and Hendricks, and boliuved them to hiave been lionestly clected, & Wind. Death at the B Altar, Naleloh (V. ) News. 4 At _Thowaavilio, b8 0.) on' the evening fl"'j Feb. 8, o number of gucsts had asscaibled o th realdence of Mrs, Fornoy, widow of tho latey Thownas Forney, formerly of Montgomery E i County, North Carolina, to cclebrate her mure e o At oteted to by, 20 1o 0Rth of | e it rosolutlon and preamble submitted by 4 h&,’:.l“"’;ndn‘f&“‘{’"“n& p;llu:mgt (jotitng | ble. b f?ififlri’?fl‘fi‘fififi?’fimm 2‘2735"1’.'-" R n). Wil Hag with Willtam B, Thounas, s0n of Ans lals Resoluedd, Jurther, That the poiltion of the eitt. | iz SAr8ont n the easo of “Grover woro agreod to lgfllb thele Qifferences. In tho sccond round bty DR b 2 lishing his Government o the confidence of J, We Thowaa, Tho appofited four had comen zens of Oregon containing the charkes againat Li Mr. Dayurd ho was autborized to_atate that t was the purposo of Qov. Grover Lo affor o reso- lution if bo sbuuld be admitted calling fur the fall- cat inveatliation of the charges aguinat him. Mr, Kargent then withdrow tho recond resolation, and Grover was eacortod to tho desk of the presids {ng ofticer by Mr. Bory, and the oath adininisterel by the Vico-President, M ‘hurman rald at 8 former sessionof the Hon- the jovous tones of laughter had ceased, whllo the nuincrous friends and relatives took thelr pluces sround to awalt with eager futerest the approsch of tho two who wera soon to take tlo eolemn vows that would bind thelr hearis tor gether * for weal or wo,” A inotnent's pauso and they mado thelr l‘lnearnnrc. ‘The ofliclatig minister, the Reve Jo W, Lewis, of the Noith Carolina Conference, tuak his stand, opencd (hot Discloline, and begun to read: ** Dearly be loved," we gathered together hero {nthe aight of Gody" “cte. -Whon he reached tho second paragraph, which bealus thus ** Into which nnl{ estate theso two persons Pruw‘g come now to be jolncd,” and the word * fnto fell from his lips, the fgure of the bride sude denly begun to droop, at frst upon . her kneet, then sileutly falling backward on tho floor In 8 lifelcss swoon. Bo great was thy consternation of all present that they seemed rooted, spells bound., to the Hioor, and for a moment no ond was nble to render sasistauce. ‘Then thero wad arush—sho was borne away from the rooin— restoratives administered s averything that kind- ness oy humwan heart could sugiest wus done 10 bring hier back to 1ife and constiousness, but in vain, Tho edict hn?I ous forth, aud {n & fe¥ minutes skie who was o“hnvo beon a hnw’y, Joys, ous bride, exulting in the congratulations of fricnds, and participating in the festivitivs of the oceaslon, was tho bride of Death, itk dtintic ‘Transporting Petroleum by Plpes. Baltimare Americas, Boversl genu:me.n from Pennsylvania, fuclud fog s civil vufluwr. have latcly bl cupsulte tion with Mr. Jloss Winana, of this city, withs view of securiog his ald ju 1xing an outlet of 8 petroleum pipe lue uear the Bpring Qardenss The JMug in question is surveyed nearty all the dlstance from the oll reyruns, and the gentlemed uterested represeut that Baltlmore {a word LoNDON, Murch 5, —~The progress made to- | Peuplo ol all classes, ward carrylng out the proposal to give a_respito to Turkey couslsta in Russiw's having dropped INDIA. the jdea of gutting the Fowers to agree to coer- WIrS PAMINE, civa measures. Itussia will now basatistied with London Times, Fub, 30, 3.f0lamy pranlesauhie partof tho Bultan, € | Wo hayo rucelved from the India Offics tho ed 11 & foros which would give o cliar- acter of an Iuternational oblization, 5o that tho | following dispatch from the Viceroy, dated the Powers would have such a collective right of | 17th of Februarys control as would guarantee the carrying out of |~ Coudition of “distressod dletricts unchund} reforing within the ‘stipulated time, The fdea | further dininution. of 32,000 persons on selic 1o be exortlscd by thu lnternational Commission 1) - whould bo aliundoned {0 favor of this general | Prabablys “;j‘{,fi‘; Imporitiond, bat e sheny sight of control which shuuld b accorded to tha | %CINTG Rt ‘one- oyttt of an. ordinaty oo KANKAKEE, Pawers once for al), and which they mizhit uee | Bag markuts well anpplicd owlng to proxialty (] 1 Dizpatch 1o The Tridune, at their discretion at the ewd of the delay which | Madras, Caltlo atill kopt alive, but heavy morialie KANRAKES, 111, March 8.—The Gazelte of this is secorded to the Turks, To graut this porma- | ty exvected If_raln docs not fall Conditlon | ooy announces that O. F. Keatley, proprietor nent right to the Powers would of course bo | of North Arcot joas favorablo th et report. | W8 Sk T P ) direetly” contrary to the Treaty of Parls; | ed, and 'umrln suggests smmediaie adoption of | of the Kankakeo Knltting Factory, has vecently but the anxléty to cecaps from war | various zoliel measurca, - Distrcss seporied fn 8 [ purchased the entlre outt of a woolen-mill i suchithatitis uotto becxnocted that any | Bottlon of Seuth ‘Accou, which las, not Mher: | pogr Galens, und has moved 1t to this clty, proposal offeriug a solution will be abjected 0 | . eq'tiiat relfot operations (o Nysoro Are cai where so muchot it os ls neceassry in-the manu- og that secouut pcrely, The rocont attltude | gul)y and economicaily conducted, “slso that con- | facture of ysrnwill be used, The lotg-unused of the Turks, and hints thrown out B{ them, all | 4ition of pouple tu Ceded Districts and Kurnool b i B o tad Tor the piir tend to show thelr rendiness to negotiate, "The fair and good and private trude fu gralu extraor- incu-tnlil property hus gk rcnm ! m 7 “Il&l;ln lulhll,cnm of uwk Palsce, mpecl)llly“ol Qlnanly sctive; srud thut Whe new Muirasoriers 2t at;::;-‘-sl .‘.“:x..,':t'{‘.?.fi;‘“fi’u iy B lrmibs A Q1! el LXv i ! N Yoo respecis, slow] ! 4 s..'n?fl?fi'fiufifl‘fi‘kpfim&.‘".‘fnf:"u'rii..,:‘.‘.f.','. :‘: and fmperfectly in ’uu.m ll.uhmy Coyernment | machines are to be added, and the entrs mill acceptany solution which may terminato the | report & cumbination wmony rlict laburers in | force will be Increased to forty % hands.”” This escilt ptate uf things, Thy ‘Turks, howeyer, | Shotaput causcd by urdor reduclugiates of wayes: | g quite an Lmportant jmpruvenicut, and dem- present s ngs. ) %1 | dutormed that wo vhato thlr oplnion as o miscalof | gualvatos Mr. Kotley's falth 1. Kankence ne will certainly roject any srrungemcnt which Tl onatrates Mr. y' kee, dow't Ineluds the oblization on both sides to dis. | Of Tieldiag to the strike, and thalwaxes should not | well ng Lis fuancial prosperity, Besldes the il arm funncdistely, Turkey recognizes that & | one death from starvation velavcd 1o Eave oc. | S9rce, w largo nuinber of faiiilies will be fur- ye ‘:;5 nupile.\uvw:mplad w(llh n:;s“«cl‘ulllnn gurred. Mudrag railvoy nln‘u;m:luu'fl <t io lcal :-‘i:h'gli nxll_l,-kl)mt 'f':'npolffl;:'.‘ st nomo heel- X "] w5 m ore 10 Madras sta- < o o e oot e ai it [ o Uy the TR ovety sxeriion bolug made 1o | A Iying AUpatcl fn' this, torning's Hulldaser must be gruppled with, and, unless thera s a | et iocteascd trate. ‘Femple nuw estimates State | statca thag the Chicago Toned' circulation in chance of ¢l K bellu:lfiunn ‘succeasfully, every | Spenditure oy fanine fn Madrag ot 202 lacs, of | Kaukakeo Isnore than that of all ihe other day passcd 1n Sruitless negotiations s & day lost | Thich about i luce bavo alrvady been speut. 'Thi% | papers comblned, 1recently scut, youa state- to tls hu bases un the assumption that checke e % A Turkey. on sxpenditure reecutly orderod will b atrictly | Mmént showing the decroasy i the Zimes) clreu tayette B, Grover lic on the table until the Commit- tee on FPrivileges end Elections In organized, when they shall be referred to such Committes, togother With tho crodentials, with instructions 1o inyostis ?h‘nuth charges and report on thulr truthor alsity. Mr, Wallaco accopted the substitute. Mr. Conkling moved to amend by Inscrting in + the premnble, after the words * no coutestant for the seat,” na follows: * And thers being fu suld Btate but ono body clalming to e u Lezis- Jature, and but one person clalming to be Gov- ernor, aud there belng no doubt or disoute asto the exiatence of ono legal, rightful Btate Qov- cruwmeut,” The swendment wes accopted by Mr. Sar- went. Mr. Conkllng sald he had heard it affirmed that the sawe reason which entitled Grover to Le seated ou & prioa faclo case entitled Kelloj 1o be seated on a'prina facls case yesterday, 1hat position was sound in law and sound ia fruth, it proved conclusively the caprice of thoss who voted to refer his credentials yesterdsy, 1le denlod that there was any unnlup{, that there was any ro- tamblance between tho lwo cases, The Oregon case Waw 1o 10 which there wis & Legislature, an mscerlained constitutlonsl — Legislature, and necessarily lbut one. It wis & case which there was an’ asceriained aod ac- Xnowledged Goveruor, snd only ooe cone stitatlonal Governor, becuuss the Coustitution did not ucknowledew & dual Execulive n any Btate, ‘The facts in the cass of Grover wado upa pria facle Case, wnd (e claluant wee entitlod Lo is seat. Afterwsrds svy Investiyation could be mado 410 the aticged vieo ylnflwhlnd ths certificata, ‘The Bunate kuew the world, knew that jn Loulsians twa rival bodues tutly cunteating, restrained (rom viulence and tumult by the aru of power, had been sascrting cach aguinat thu other that it was tee Tswful body, the fuwful Leyislature of tho State, Tluyes' entry took 8 bad blow in the l)ll.'IL1 and in the third Monroe's bird sottled the fight in his own way by a braln-blow which the Haves fowl never recovered from. After a couple more rounds Ilayes drew his bird and gaveup the battle, Time, 13 minutes. Two for Hayes; one for Alonroe, TilW YOUNTIT CONTRST was oven shorter than Its predecessor. Monroo had & famous white-lugged black-red sald to bo of Earl Derby blood, welghlug 3 pounds and one-hall ounce, while Tlayea showod & hlack henny of the Canuck breed an ounce lighter, ‘The stury of the fight is told insaying that In the aceond round the Dcrbfi Lilvulhrfln blow which really ended ght, Tlme,| eight minutes. Two battles aplece. THR VITTIL FIONY was s long, hard one, declded at last by pure Juck, The birds wera both brown-reds, Minros's welghing 6 pounds 8 ouoces and Hayes' one-hnlt ounce lighter. In the sccund round Monroe's binl” lost an oye, aud Hayes' took and hield & winning sdvantige through the wext seven rounds, ot ths end of which ' Monrow's bied . woa all ubroat, and had very little mors than hls gateness to keop “him up. In the tenth rouud, after thirty-seven minutes’ fight- ng, the backers of Monros wers laddened by a chauce blow, which killed the Hayces bird ss «'lluml as nalls, Three for Monroe, two . for nyes, l-’ur the sixth fight, Ilayes handled o 8- pound 4ounce gny plile, suother Canuck, agujust © Mouroe's ~S-pound Sounce black- red, [t touk eighteen minttes to convines the Monroo that ho had had quite a Elnnu', and Lo then manifested s disposition to run away, wheu his owner ordersd hin out of the pit wid reaygned the buttle. Score threo all, e ate tha credentlala of J. Eustls, claiming to b & enator from Loufslan reforrod 1o tho Comn- nlties an Priviieges aud Elvctions. The Comupute tee roported t the Fight of Eustls (o o seat on the groun: the vacancy had been filled by tho clectlon of Pluchback, ~Subsequently the Sen- ato declded that Pinchback wae not elvcted. Heo therefore subinittod a reecintion that the creden. tinls of Bustls be taken from tho tablo aud re- ferred to the Commiltes on Privileges and Eleo- tlons, Laid over tiil to-morrow. The Benate then went inta executlve sesslon, sad ‘when the doord revpenvd sdjourned, APPROPRIATIONS. AN ANALYSIS OF TIIE DILLS A8 PABSED—A COM- FAHIZON WITH THOSE OF LAST YHAR. Dlswatch Io New York Times, Wasmixaron, D, (., March 5.—The Appro- priation bills as they pussed Congress lust scs- slon are analyzed and compared with the bills of last year in tho statement below, The Army biil s not yet enacted, and tho bills below given as the House and Printlug Deflefencles * and Printing Deticlencles™ ure not regular appro- &ruunu Dills, aud appear In tho Hst for the first me. For this reason comparisons for the totals cunnot bo Bfllmlly ade, aud the amouuts of cach LI must ba compared sepa. rately: THE PEXSION BILL, Amountof Ll 2&5’"- of bl As estimated. .. uie Awzep d {on, and the gratifyiug focrease in Tus Triv- ; ire ¢ = - eatorced, aad that usual spring shawers will not | lation, o | eligible than’ Philadelphia, sud consequently et S s A TR L | 24 B e o dOEGOSS o= UEEEA. = e TESEA ER RS LR R | s, atre. ity - Durkam, rocr | St bty et rmind o sl i sy L e lawfuol overnor aud exe ug tl es | A bosu naty 3] Al morniog xclusive ol Lt H rozatives and the attribatos of the Bxecative of | As It bocame 1A, LovisviLLy, Ky, March 8.—Gov. McCreary Dispatek ta London Times. 303 1aca us lone of rervauc by romlesloaxiolat iom || oTert morklo o urday, pise the wsiablishimeut of lurge ‘of Tuntte, with the State. The csacutis] question fn regara to | As it becawa Iaw has fssucd & requisition for Joe Goss, the prize- | ViExNa, Feb. 10.~The Politische Correspond- | [£6,000,000 sterlivg]. = Loulslana was, whether there was o legal Lotls- VONT-OFYICE BILL. 1 As cutimated. oo o o As reported to Houve. As passed flous orce power at certalu distances along the lmn‘ g0 08 nut to depend entirely on the naotuts furco that will result from’ the declivity o the route, A pipe four feet In dlamcter fs fo bo atare in Loalslana, and whether there was u law- ful iovernur, aud that question the Senats would be callod upun to declde. Whuther 8lawful Legis- Laturo pxlated b the State or not, §1 did not atand zbter, arrested in Now York for violation of enz ls in a position to give, on the strength ot tho laws of Kentueky for participating in o mil autlentic data which {t has recelved fiom com- TNIB VATICAN, thinks cor- WBW CARDINALS. ' used, and the plan of operation devised is ser? el S B riats Do | With Tom Allen last fall, Detective Bligh, of | petent quarters, the following, aa it 3 isufanid the ples of perstin devisel i et Leblnd the cortificate of Ketl % stands bl L ey 2 Loulsville, starts for Now York to-night to se- | rect, statement of the military forces which Rows, Feb, 18.—-The pames f Monsiguor »f r at of bringing water luto ; A abid to TronE A e Tt st andubutor | A4 it Lecaols 30 | cure Gusa, The sentiment of the peobla 1s very | Ryisyia bhas ready for war sgainst Turkey: The | Francesco A1 Pacls Benarides, #itriarch of the INSURANCE IN CANADA. whero of itaown torco It reaclics e upixt do strong ugainst th (list, sud ft " s Ukely Lo floors of bigh bulldings. The oll regions el parsilitud ' sow o word 21 Yo Lniitasy | Au entimated,. NTITICATION Bitty 000,00 | Wlil TS finlatied soverclv.” “1¥ 19 | mobllised Ruselan aruies consut at this mo- | East Indics, and Monsiguor Ewasd Moward, Apectal Diapaick o The Tribens. Licher n altituds thauauy locality where the biis taisea by the Commiiicasf the Seaate, snd whlle & seted U ifoy 250" 000:00 sl JE S meat of twenty fofantry divisions out of forty- | Archbishop of Neo Cesarea s parfious, and { OTTAWA, March &.—~Consblerstion of the Go¥- | Jiny paseos, wud s ail. Houlds 80 thelg fovel, & covy of that fesuimony lald upon the' table of the £50.000. 00 Sh-lk-fmln sisndars llfs when bo makes Macheth | eight, threo brigades of rifiemen out of eight, | Buflraganof tho Candinal Bistop of Frascati, | ernmeut Insuranca bill was susumod in Uom- | fs expected that o continuous ow of ollin v,nnl Deliter, bor ooe, s Wes not seady Lo ducldy ln {10,000.00 | stlymatieoitass tale— nine divislous of cavalry out of twenty, 150 | aro added tothe list of Cardivls to be created | mittes toduy, Tho Hon, Willlam McDougull, | cun be sceured batween the mountalns of Ll wuch haste. Ho could ot forget that the late 800, 000, 00 ‘Fuld by au {diot, full of suund and fury, 2h of March. On | representing the Now York Life-Assurance | #ylvania sud the wharfy In Bultimore. By th Cblef Megistrate of the United” Btates, not mors 815, 00000 8ignifying pothiug." batteries of Beld, boree, and wmountain artll- | at the Conslstoryon the 13th of Mar n | representing arrangewmeat od could b put on shipbiard 3t mum%.:: ::{ '-‘{..l gx::n:::&-! l(l‘h:xlx u:"'uh“l: gominun CUSNULALL AND DIFLOMATIO BILL. Life i¥'pleasant, used properly. Bat bo careful | Jery, besldes n sfege-train of over 500 hoavy | the other baud, diificultios laving ulso ariscn | Chamber, sald the objection tothuolil was 2cnec, all the u As satimated 1,215,007.50 A roported 40 5 1o usa B. T, Labbitt's toilct scap, for ft 18 th v s rluunnml and purcst of things jor the tollet and T T TR S D e less thau one-bhalf the present coat, and, ight be expccted, theblan is mcctlng with wuch opposition from the rallroad compaules guns, . TLis fore, comprslug two-ffths | regarding the sclection of tho Archblshop of | chicfy aa regurds depoats with the Govern- Yo exniatlol of Uisabeat, Gf 1o Wholo aray, {8 st ureacnt divided a3 fule | Rucluns, bis creation Lus Wew suspesded. 1 bsy | ment, the eect of which would be to divide the