Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1877, Page 2

THE CHICAGO 'TRIBUNI: IFRIDAY. MARCH 16, 1877, m;l;l;:fll:flm&r |!'|r.\<"n'=!n:;m::nllry :I;': Jé‘.‘,'u’f,’%n:‘{ . STATE A["FAIRS. .| beensent to the Judiclar, Oomn;lllec, with a FOI{EIGN ylew to sending future offendera hofore a crim- Commission and the two Tonses of Congresa telating therrto, and the matter of Investimating the purpose of obtalntng Infarmation shont 1 of tho District Judges, of whom there are neventcan ontside of New Orleans. Thirteen | Selating thersio, and th matter of Investimating | o8 oG X"yl 2 ontdcnce bo. pestored. fal courty nnd & thurough Inveatigation wil i ner aSTomleIn Lo Ganitaton. Mos- of there fudges wero elected ns Republicans, | ayqr til) to-morrow, when the Benate went into | If Youcan ald inthie, don't hesitate, pafly of no - = take place. forolgners.” and will uot recoguizo the Nicholls Supreme | executive'sesalon. P other—and one af tho most dlstingaished ent- | Making up the Committee for the onio Prospect of an Understanding on Court, and have enjoined the Nicholls tax-cal- | Whem the doors wers reopened, the Benato | pensof the State—writes: South Park | tigati . R ian P it GRFAT BRITAIN. Jectors. ‘Throughout the richest portion of tho | 8ajourned. Thia i« avidence of Presldent Mayes' consersa- outh Park Investigation. - LEGISLATIVE. the Russian Proposition. COMIN{ NOAT-RACE, them, and T hope vou will accept. * I know you can A 3 S17 Tho Dince. and it honar. b6 YOUEesIF and the Cormntsy O,y March 1i.—In the House this Loxnox, Morch 16.—~Betting on the Univere SRtate, and do the South much good, You will, . | morning tne 8cnate amendments to Richards' N Ao ot eada thote kaging tha no | The Cook County Delegation Evi Compulnory Education bl wera concurred fn, | TH®_ Soveral Ambnssndors WIll | tlty bost-race la eleven to eight {n favor of Ox q 1 ford. flomeras ahaal, iold, viice nnier sy Mlapudiicen dently Trifing with the and the ill 18 now n law, Soon fteturn to Constan- THE ITYLLOXERA, nona of them, but do what it {s your bounden duty Back-Tax Bill, A petition was presented from the Btato tinople. . Loxvow, March 16—5 a. m.—A dispatch from to X’"’fi"‘“ wc ofiice, " Grange asking for o law to tax dogs, the rove- Emnkrml. ;‘hltl t_llll. Erlt}zflnng hIM lll;vll.m.l G ?n;;o‘;;ue:r'm accept, and T urga yon to 1o 3, o therofrom to be used asa fund to compen- : T gl n::“ hflt‘l:'l‘:fl"l to nrc,(‘:'n(cre};'cup:o"'rnn':fi‘;; £0. Ttiwniile time to hrenk away from ina tyran. | Manlfest Disposition to Patient- | s sheep owners for losses snatained by doge. | Priority in tho Work of Disarmament | 8% and & reteating Lio ravagos of the phyt. nyof the men who run the party machine nsn | 1y Talk the Bill to A hitl was was Introduced to fxthe maximum Btate very little taxecs are being pald, but such B3 are gu Lo the Kellogg hold-over Collcctors, who recoguize Packard, Gov. Packanl Is recely- ine requests from fln?\lh"tflm organizations in different’ prirtions of the Stats nsking for arms, pledging themselves to maintain his authonty, RECUBLICANS APPEAL TO TNIR COUNTRY. Tb the Western Associated Prese. Nrw (nu.::.umi Maveh 15.—The following 18 n MODERATE AND SENSIBLE. AN ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIO ORGAN GIVES I8 READERS ROME 000D ADVICE. Special Dispatch to Tha Tridune. SrriNavizLp, March . 15.—~Tho Sangamo JMonitor, the officlal Domoceratic paper of this county, pursues an cntirely different coutso to that of the smaller paper, the Stafe Jegister, i 3 loxera. 2ynopsis of an address adopted by a meeting of | Which daily Indulges in cheap wit at tho expense | teade for thoir own hencft, without regard to the degzren teat of (Huminating olls ot 140 degrees, the Main Point at Issue. TIIR NRITIAIL AND FORRIGN ORAIN TRADR, whito Jtopublicans of Loisiaun licld todayi | of Trestdent Hayes and throws dirt upon his | welforeof thocounter.ter 0 0 Lo .. Perdition. Tn the Senslo this alternoon bills were Intro- Toxnos, March 12,—The Wark Lane Hepress, An Appeal of Republiecdns of Loniriana to the | Administration. The .Wontlor of Lo-day pratests “oiVe hope you will ACcept. paliliigliady duced to araend the act of 1870 by - providing d Midhat 1 5 nita weekly review of the Writlsh corn trade, o Lot E'r!grm’“ e qf"":{{l;;n“cfi,::‘g.";'l“f;‘&fi“: In favor of eiving President Inyes o fafrchance, | tact with s great many of the masses In Tenncs- » Fixiog T that thy lm:ml o‘f Equalization for taxes on bunk | War and Midhat Pasha’s Recall the Bur« e oatin supply ::,E:,‘:}:;I;‘;"l";:: {58 Mark- ania {6 ane dietfend appin o fhe cilizens of the | and in.an article theaded, Will Democrats Do | fec, aud weknow the erteem In which you ato | Inquisitor-Genoral Dement Fixing Up & T ek the segiomata reluma den of the Mob-Cry in Con= 1n very inferlor.condiilon. _FPriges, therafors, buvo loyal Statca to raiey their vaicen to domand a | Scnslble and Patrotle, or Bo Advlsed by Beala- | whilo Aintastetni’ i onc singuiae partionlar to {ho Pan-Roost for tho Jorrospondents, Viie.that physicians shall no recelve compensi- stantinople Duen ivvaaiar bad alialuly lover for 81 bulthe !M&d{ rellef, to Dprotect ua In the enjoyment of the waga and Fools1'' It says: Tonrbon Democrac 18 HHTI‘!EVI"] antlsfactory to {{ j¢ (I v’ A1} Cs ! ) eata, ¥ i fincat Jote, * Imports fnto London have azain been racred rlght fo be goveroed by ofiicers slected by & | Wo&! ¥ i the masses, . For the good of Teunerrce, andthe tion for attending Coronera’ Inquests, n-r{ light of forelen wheat, no freah arrivals of majority of the laxal votes of the State, Intimiqa- We aro not onc of thors who think that ¢‘the s L mooll bf “Tounasees, ai] the . Tho Senato bill to protect signal Mghts on Californian having heen roported, and the return tion, ylolence, outrages. and murders Fumelmu-d Inangueation of Rutherford B. iayes eonstitutea | ZOUHH oD e W0,10pg 3 Finnl Adjournment of the Special Sese | raflways was passed, The Oity Reported to Bo in a Fearfully | [F*¢chicily remarkabio for the ineignificant quanti- pon Republicans in ifforent parts of the State by | the greatest calumity that has ever befallon tho | Scseb.l 10 1nom from these fettersana | 2 In tho Tousc tha House bill preseribing fees Y | ty of wihical from Atlantic ports. Germany lina the White Leagne Democracy ato nuw matiers of | Conntry, " That hie has Leen olevated to the Preat- | & tho advices M sion of the Indinna Leglslature. for County Auditors was passed. \ Domoralized Biate, . | tieen exporting wheat to the United Kingdom, but, noforiely thronghout the civilized world, Thelr | dency contrary ta the papnlac volce wo have no | fair sample of the auvices he reclver from the $ ok ' . with a continental demand springing up, it n i Tolley “has beon o mirlead the “people in | donbh bt the rampant bolstarousness of sn army puntln - Wiy, IS o bant inile of the, poralar ‘ i [T NEBRASKA. { likely that our importe will be senably increaed Y Sppiee o b¥ P S o “{m,‘""hnw? and usnrper of power, will not g down with the | ers, for some of them would carry great welght, ILLINOIS. 5 o by ahiipments from thia source, eapectully a1 Inst omtmnl of the whole o (ho territory exrnt anacrs | Ametican peoplo, — 1f ho aisappointa the conspiras | bit that should not bo done for obrious reasons, | | RAILROAD AND WARRHOUSE COMMISBIONERS, BUIT POIL PALBE IMPIIBONMENT, T BAST, ears harvest on the Continent was rene ) i1 say thie much, however, that I know most of Special Dispalch to The Tribune. MONTENEGRO AND TURKEY. Ueflclent, The importation of Enst Indian w of gronnd in New Otlcans, and that theirauthority | tors who wero instromental in his clevation, in | " Spectal Dispatch to The Triduna. . continties steady, Sales are mndo withont d ia alone recognized thronghout tha Btate, and they | Mopting and prosccuting & poller that will disar, 3’{0‘{{& ey, nd they' aroof e elast | genaprgrp, il., March 15,—The Louso thts |~ TaNcors, Neb,, March 16.—Lnst month Léroy | 87 Petaranuno, Match 15.—Tt ts semb-offi- [ E3RVRNGE PYGRRr Jateq ArE, TiAdQ, withont GG ank to be It "alone In order that the renplc muy enjoy local self-government. 'The facls are that an filegal and simed militaey organization threase ens tho existence of the law(nl (overnment, In- stead of Gov. Packard's anthority bolng acknowl- cdged only nt the 5t. Louls Hotel, it s recognized in the grentor part of the Siatn outside of New Hayes will not, altor all, prove to ba such a torrl- bl calamity to the country. 1lo has promiseda Clvil-Service reform. 1le has promised to be the Prestdent of the United Btates, and nota fraction thereof: President of the wholo people, and not of A distinct army of thieves Liell-bent for apolls and Th intment will do v 1k ideratfon of tho bitl | 8. Winters wag arrested In Omaha by order of | ¢lally stated that the slow progress of peace ne- | round fn_the oplafon of “millers. _Operationa pomuaone 3 dink o Totlof i e MEE | Ring tho. suaren o the Naihwad and Ware: | tho Btato Houks of Represcutalives, browght to | Eotiatlons between tho Porio and Slontencaro fs | Haro. becn: chety eial, and although auistita Med, et [, | reading o lelters quoted sbore, I Ve It | ol Gl T pe, whichy nfter n deal of | Lncoln, incarcerated four days fn the County | OUserved with much regret in political clrcles | Biovallsd prices, were itle miterod, usrlau ¥ i 5 tra | Jail for contempt In not obesing n subpenn | here, sontencgro adhores to the declsion of | tlons for spring shipment from St. Potarsburg have CRIMI. :‘.‘«‘ll::‘,ls:::l:::ifiz &"mg':]:t:a ;,::n':"_n‘n served upon him to teatify fu an olleged glk.m. the Conference. The Porte, however, will not | been offeclod for e Cantinent. Somo 'l"“““i of A infarior American wheat has recently been taken Otlenvs, In at least twenty-cight parishes or | plunder. lie has promised & consorvative policy = | 1 to $1,600n year, Me. Merritt's | torial bribery eage, dnd waa kept ‘locked up titl | permit the unfettered return of the Herzegovin- | off onr market, also for Continental acconnt. :&fimhn&g« “‘.’inas“‘.';. an?“"(‘l‘f:" e;’:'rfif:: :3:.::1. ‘hl‘:!gonul"Bufigz‘r‘n‘azlr’zlffll;n?x":fl:fllh'::; u%?}xp}wnung i%’.‘h‘if,.’f‘ fiffil’mfi":flfi.n‘?nzt‘fi'mf and transferring | the Leglslature ndjourned, Winters now brings | fan refugees trom Montenegro, and has not con- | P'olitics hav censcd to excrcise an aporecinblo n Siafes, Until he violatea theso pledges, and shot , . effect npon_our own or the principal Kuropean o e h s Lrotary” of State, | euit for $50,000 for falso {mprisonment, . Ife | sunted to the territorfal cesslons demanded by | FItSe PO, 008 Do OF Fons APHY: ‘] that it was scrved on Sunday, and was thereforo o United Kingdom, practically compri tho hea: Ing with a requisition for Alexander Blacklock, . IR COMMITTRE, . fllegal. Prominent nuurne)-n'lmvc been enpaged LONSTANTINOLTN. ) o % L "fi- Uv:i::lu-vr{ 3 shipments made from San Francisco ¢ Georgo M. Howe, Charles E.Culver, J. 1. | on Both shiles. "It Is probabla that the caso will | CONSTANTINOPLE, March 16.~—Great agitatlon | 4y keo anticipated. they have beon toadily isarbe gwfl:zn];'g.':f"fif“oéogfinu'fi: '\rn‘n’ :]"nl::a’; Nortgrr:gufl. w. ?1:;’"; :;; emd d. B, Dl’ltch, a | attract 8s much nmr?uon‘ as_the famous Blair | brevails, The recall of Midhat Pasha and | ed, Liverpool taking tha Hon's share dnd the Con- lere on the Oth fnst. on a luly(;zrnm of tho Chicf mmmll’lm ‘of the Cnlcz;gu 'l!uanl of Trade, ap- | Sas¢ Bubpwnas will be fasued for each of the | war with Russia scem dominant amang. the con- | tinenta few, and it Is worthy of note that thls in- conty-flvi o . 2 crenss in supply has Leen “attended by healthy of Pollco of San Franclaco, i which he ws | peared bofora the Joint Committco on Warc- ::;:;L‘)l“g‘n q!fizncb;:': fll‘l'ifi)“ e;.'!:l‘l'!fil(':fe llxfl:;;: fused demands of tho populnce, Grave compli- | yrade, nnd improvement in Tiverpol. Tthoss ar. charged with having - defrauded n number of | houscs this- afternoon, and Mr. Culver ad- tations are apprehended. rivals will conalderably redute the auantity on ta the conntry that hls of thelr functions, and they everywhero tecornize Gav. . Packard % very utteranca relative to Governmental pcllc‘y wraa falses ahoiws that tho ex- press lnuruage of his letter of acceptance and in- augnral address was simply & tisaue of lics, wecone celve it to be tha dnty of all good men of hath po- Iitical parties to uphold his hands, Unlesa this Is done he cannot succaed. .llld;flm( from his beginning, we infer a desiro to work improvement in all departmenta of the Gov- ernment. If Guvernor of the State, Thirteen out of seventeen Dintrict Judgen ontalde of New Orleans were clectad by the Ttepublicans, and they have oflicially rocognized Gov. Packard, These Insurzenta hoaat that they will force the United States to abandon Gov. Packand, and thus to disregard iis macred obllgn. tion to tho Hate, of to establlsh a military Gavern. ment, If the President yields to this threat, it will he coly to cncournge rebellion aguinst the laws, ch be_the desire of tho Prealdent, R R aserga, anil this will probably excito inqniry nato The questlon involyed hero fs question of fact | and suchapgears to he hia detormiuation, let 80 | merchants out and others of 8an Franclsco out | dressed the Committes on the subject of a res INDIANA. JONATIEER QORS 70 LONLOX: T vourcen from whlol our requirements Iater on , opposing farce be thrown {n his way, The people s 5 Pai pi 5,—Gen. 's departure X e s v moui | O hin tiavernment ara.tired of bad Govorament, | Of $100,000 by forgerics, and by the organlza- | toration of the graio-nspection to the Beard. TIE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS, i Maeh 10 Gen Igtiaflel p sce.to bo juadeup and are nnwilling longer to give a pansive submis- nlon to a disrcemrd of constitutional law, A man hivh In authority, sarroundel Ly an ngency that awes and yiolds allegianca to hfs power, will be nustained ‘when he strikes oot and darvs to spply 8. correctivo to the evils that have been so prominent within the Inst fifteen ,years, The ldlotic yawp cf saserty nuthority it Is the bounden dnty of the President to farnleh tho necdfal nssistance, It lna been boastfally atated that tax-payers will pay taxes cheerfully to Nicholls' apnointecs, The iruth is that not one of bis appaintees can Jawfully collect any taxes, becatss fhey have not the tax-roli; hecause the licenses which arc col- tion of n bogus company, of which ho. was | Specches were also made by the other menibers Spectal Dispalch to The Tribune. for London fs regurded as o peacorul lllt':- +| " Blivor closed tu-day at 65 per ounce. President, Coffey called on Buperintendent | of the Bonrd-of-Trada delegation In favor of the Ixpraxarorss, Ind,, March 16.~The Legisla. I"""OT,FQI"".TU;':_? comnu;rxxm LE INDIA. Walling fmmediately after his arrival ond | abolltion of the State fuspection ot Chleazo, | ture adjourned to-day sine die. There were | , LONDO¥, March & dn=~The Staderd R imbin presented his crodentiale from Capt, Levs, | mud the petitions of 10,000 citizens of Hllinols, | sixty-nino bitls passed originating in the Scnate | LIS morning aunousices fn ofliclal form that Mr. LON! NCRS. , ch 15.—" &'nfl"',“n?";‘.f;mf‘m:fi"fi:}'fgh 'l;'l'lu n’ég&i‘;{l{; Tows, Michian, Wisconsin, and Minocsota pras- | and forty-two_tn the House, besldes twelyo | Llllobwill very ahartly. resume bls. dutles as | OALcurra, Marcl 15.—Tho Iudlan Budget in =y i . i i : > n woro | amending the Practiee nct. About thirty of the | Ambussador from Great Britain to Constantino- | the final accounts of the financial year of 18734, Jf iae atonce e b ndezicd i atate | R0 aIMIES 15 Spemittatn . fo aseons ofies | Shugrousd e furnished for thomuocatul com | 1, B e e e ameltun | 10w Passed wero T et~ o+ | pley aud hat ft I brobablo that. Eillots sevurn | slows doficitof SIRK0000 Tho calmatcs & and who'doas not recocniza Mr. Nicholln ap: untier his Administration, ® nor \datken the door | gintely took the train fur Albany Lo obtaln from | of the speeches, Representative Granger offered My el bo folluwed by that of tho: Ambassadors of | foF the gear 15707 place thodeflelt at #3l,4 bt yulvnllfct. -rn? fum{l' Taiscd havo been by a sart of | of -'u:% nrh;lg‘-,}}‘flml gnlflflnm ;;':fi;‘r;v“ ';h'_‘;fl_ Gov. fcoumgon a warrant for the prisotier's sur- | 41iq following, which was adopted by the Jolnt TOE RAILRO ADS. the other great Powers. y 000, fhe deflelt in cach case I8 due to tho cx- a PR Anmaal therefore o ot fellow-cltizaus of | ever smong the ood and conscrvative men of the | Ferder to the California authorities, Blackiock Committeos 18 TIIB YO TON FIENDS] ponsesof reststing faming, tho loss of revenue % 'l R fl'n . thakefore, to one fellowas p“hflhh of :ngnl{,‘ nfc“mm", ,hm’ m:,,n,v,l,' “;f?f,'?" ,,,m',lm will be arralzned to-morrow for examinat{on, Hewoieed, ;\' the senro of thistTolnt Committee, A HITCH, A Dorlin dispatch announces that tha Sultan 'ml:?l tho same cnuse, nnd tho extraordinary £ ‘mruinst ne, and to cxert thole influcnce to Lasten | Accept ofiice or mone m carth, : . i ¢ ublle works undertaken to give b 3;'37;0'52J,f£‘“'"'7' dustire delayud.Iu efttimos | o e ity i 8N F Rpecial mm\:lm “h’?g mlf'"':‘ feht six '{":l‘f",“"’"" oF gealn suippork of i Mindbopnt || o car Azmlra’ An’ocluunn at Bt. Luu‘l’s The English answer to Russla’s proposals is ;87{5,7.‘3" ‘&"”?(‘m' The loans to bo ralsed 1 coutii<don, wo reapectfully, but earnestly, N Fruancisco, March I6.—Last night s ore N 1 y ell ta oceasion Forther” iewotlatioas BL n 18778 are &14,600,000, The Governinent pro- nsk, ns we have & right to demanil, that the hand - Chinamen employed {n clearing land near Chice, ¥ TOWKSINP LAW,: a fow days ogo went luto effect on [ expecte ocen: er. negotiations of 8 | puge to rajse 12,500,000 in India, and will ree- of junktice be speedily exiended fo" tie il Gov- KBY. Butte County, wers attacked it s bya | Mr. Kedale' this morniny futroduced nbfil fn | all tho ~ ronds yesterday morning | frlendly aud pacificatory chiaracter, ommond Lord Salisbury, Secrctary of State for criment In Loufslanu. (o tho cnd that the fepub. | CONORATULATIONS UFON M3 APFOINTMEST. [ 0"¢ whites. - Threo were shot dead, and the Houso amending the Township lnw so as to | 0xcept the Lake Bhore & Michigan IGNATIEFP, India. to ask Parlisment for Hownr to borrow Ticans of thix State may not be forced to follow the Curresyondence Cincinnatl Commercial. s ! s ADC.A P South This road, though havl ted f The Parla correspondent reports that Cen, | $18,700,000 In Eniand, No auditional taxatlon examplo of the Nichoila party, and attempt to ret. Wasntxatox, D, C., March 11, —This morning | fourth died woon after, the fifth being beyond | provide that in towns Iying wholly within the ert. l, though having voted for po D . tie lezal questions by the use of rific and cannon. (filrnml,& W, Il. DISKGRAVE, T, Chatrinan Committee, 1 d, 2 ) X hope of recovery. Tho slxth, who was sifghtly | limits of any city, tho County Collcctor of tho | the advanco in t. Louts, and hoving been in [ Tgnatiofl will go to England on tho fnvltation | 4, PESbUACs, LUk the prowlsed sholivun uf wounded, cscaped by felgning death, 1o | county In which such town or towns may be | fuvor of It up to yestordny, suddenly changed { of Lurd Balisbnry, who has naled him to visit | fiscal rellefs, must be postponed. The ecsthmat- #nys that after flufshing their work the mur- | situated shall be ex-oflcio the Town Collector | its mind and announced yesterday niorning that | his country residence. The object of Ignatiefl's | od amotints of consul bills to be drawn lu 18758 Judge Key recelved a dlapateh from Brownlow, henctily congratulating bl upon hin appolutment. SROACE. The dlepatch was sent Lo tha President, who was Wasninarox, D, C,, March 15—Mr. Pinch. greatly gratlflod with it as ho manifostsn warm | derers sct- the cabin on fire and | Of such town or towus, with ail the rights, | it would continuc to scll tickets to the Enst at | Journey is to sccond Count Schauvalail's efforts | 1s 830,000,000 i~ back. fu an interview with the President, fs | interest inthe East Tennersco Republicans, sod | fled. Ie extingulshed the fintnes and gavo the | duties, and labilitics of Town Collectors; ex- | thu old rates, regardiess of the action of the | to arrlve ub an understandiog, The differcuces COTOMBIA anated us having sald that Justiew to whites | alwags wants to know what they think of matters | glarm. Tho murder was In cold blood and ur- | ecpt that hia shall not. ba required tomake any | other fines, Tlo other ronds leading | mow ore merely verbal, It scoms impossiblo S * the recorhition of the. Packan GOVCrnOnt. | rem ameionall Seeme mestenger broughta lotter | provoked. Thera ls no cluc to the nssassins. A | return from or scttlement with himsclf as Town | 10 tho East wero greatly taken | thateflorts for an understanding could mis- T i Lt L ey " ¢ ] 't - Lrpet on ) ] 1t icighborhood ] Lak . 3 T sl castentene 't the bealo.of tha | factory fo the peoplaof the Northi—in fact, tho | Bid thero. has booh. bt Iitlo exertion o st | Sl ex-oflilo Tawn Collectors shall giso bond and security ns other Town Collectors, and | Inauiey at the Lake Shoro office rovenledthe | Tha Berlin correspondent says: “The Rus- | the declsivo victory galiod by the Uovernment quality ip w{a enme n|nnne‘;. i l:’::l‘vlm z},‘fif{,‘;"f’gflfifig ‘:fhg;‘l’,nfi'(};’,‘m:"::‘; slan Telegraphie Agency informs the Russian | forces in Donjuana. Tho defeat of the rev- very thing needed at this Juncture, Blate. Thia morning Gens, Butlar, Kershaw, and Rysn, cover the offenders. Hut this_crowning out- rge has aroused the citlzens, and stepsare belug of Suath Carolina, and ex Gar. Scatt, and Senator | takon to dlscover and puulsl the murderers, NORAL BCHOOLS: tha rond. Mr. Jobn Nowell, who is b preseut nt | Press that the Powors Lave agroed to accord | ulutionary forces was complote, and thuse who 3 (')IXIO. TNabertson, of the same tato, ““:;, pondJides e dibiies Mr. Kedzle's Normal Scliool bill was ordered | Cleveland, and 1o réason wus unow“” hero for | Turkey arespitoand dovise meansof sccuring | did uot succeed fu’ passing” In'o Vene. BTANLEY MATTHEWS WINS TILE NOMINATION, Key. Thothrea first arouitra Democrats, The BPRINGFIELD. ton third 1eading. It provides that, upon petl- the aetfon, The otficlals of the other lines tele- | tho oxecution of reforms which will obyviate | zuels are by this time captured and in Conpsmiclat Dupateh fo The THbune. - tho | L0104t sro Republieans, Fcott belng an Ohioan, Special Dispalch t6 The Triduna. tion of at Jeast one-fifth of the logal voters of | Tablied for an, explanation to Mz, Nowell) | thonceossity for military measures. tho ‘custody of Gen. *Varzos. Bantos, who oLuNLUs, O March Ii—Coutrary to the | o grat went to Sonth Carolina with the army, | SprisarieLp, lll., March 15.—Gov. Cullom any county i which has boen cstablished | peen secetvods Thin indiatis tast St JMONTENEQND, hind beforchand closcd the road to Pcana, Ty general beliof, tho Hon, Stantey Matthews has | yey ench and every one of thoso gentlemen warmly | hns mude o requisition on Gov, Bivo Jeaus Will- x vt ity T o County Normnal Schoul, the question of tho | s not ncting on his own responslbiiity, but §s | A special dated Pera, 15U, says: “Saofet | fullowing are tha moro fmportant, partl ulars: discontinuance of the same shall be submitted | 8cting under tho instruction of his supcerior of- | Pastia to-day Informed the Montencgrin | grces of-Gen. Alefo Morales, of tho Armiy of to thio votera nt tho next general clection, 1f, | f¢em Mr.-W. IL Vaudorbilt, and Is not ollo | dolegates that ho regvotted that | the North, oponed firo and attacked tho westorn at that clection, amujority of tno ‘votes cast | [ ",'flic,“"{'gflm'lfln‘l:" ;’f""ll, '::g:l‘:,"rl'.:’u"‘; Turkey ~ wos unable to ngreo to | part of the encapncut of the cnemy, and e ed the Wil of EI Naranfal to the hack upon that sublect aro for discontiunance, theu | that Vanderbift s unwiiling to aceedo: 1o, the | helr demands, but added that howns anslous | occupled, the Wi of, FLNGraul t tie bock the Nortal School shall bo discontinued. © [ Ydvanco until the diflleulty between the New | 4 delegnto replied that they wero wnnblo to ac- | up on that uoint’ suveral of thelr battalivis, York Central and Erle Rullroads In regard to x o orls to the number of 1,000 n, Lo THE TAX DILL. the busiuess botween BufTal a New thet cept this proposal, as thelr Instructions were | perhaps 1) o men, to A dispatch has been reccived from Magor | oo Dusticss hotween Buffalo aud Now Yorichas | prociso and Hinlted, and * that they muat fhore- | eheek the finpilso of our soliliers, who did not Tleath stating that Assistant.C: bl been gattle he fight botween tho two 1eS } forg cuminunicato 'tho Porte’s diclslon Imme- | number over 600, aud a serlous’ fizht cnsued. cath stating that Assistant-Corporation Coun- | has heen golng ~on for somc thue, dlately to thelr Goyernment. It I8 sald the | The forces of Gen, Wilehes commenced at the scl Frank Adawms wii be.hero to-morrow, 1o | The Erle = clims o - difference of | jojerates will walt for the auswer of the Prince | same time with Incrediblo boldness, und under comes In rosponse to th fuvitation of the Cook | §3 .10 the rmte between Bullalo aid | of Montenoro-to this commuuleation before | o sliower of profectiles, to descend to the rivur County UCltsatiOfy v manfor as to tha bill for | NCW Lo “El“ L mmer, wmonths beeauss | 1oa¢jr Constantinoplo, 3 antl cross It by the publle road and other points, the callection of taxes. Wit win cuais ui, wue | 06 New York Ceptral has tho advantass of + vuACE, This move could not be accompllshed wmovement. remaltis to Lo scen. Thera can bo | by thees ALeATmers 18 very 1w thy ratn 10 Now Polersburi; corrcspondont tuicgrapys an | without somo -losscs un our part: il wo % ‘) i oLy MR Althourh the war party Is still conll- | suffered tho greatest at the taking of tho no doubting the entire good falth of Mr, Admus, | York from Butfalo by rall and steamer fs muelt | go,¢ "7 eni-ofticially sacu- Th I ek v ! Jower than the regnlar ril rate. The New | S¢it Lamn sumboflicllly informod that o peace- | bridge, The couflict was quickly opened with nor his ability to advise the Cook County dele- York Central elalms that 1t caunot control tho | [} Bolution s ascarcely doubtful. The only | the maln body of the encmys notwithstandlue gation, but the blll for the collection of taxes 88 | gionmbonis, amd Insists that tho Krlo | Gucktion between Rtusain and England now s | a heavy cross-fire, and 1zom sharp-shooters, our reported from the Jolnt Committce on Revenue: | yhould ndhiero to the regular rall rate, whi whether Rtuesin or Turkey shall disarm ilrat.” soldicrs d1d not fulter, At 8 in the afterneon tolioth Houses waa fully discissed by thut | 'fo'viiiees to doc The ro V‘;)l)lrl‘nlulrum'fllllflll(l J AMBIGUOUS, ¢ | the forces of Santander nad taken tho lirst Conunittee, axslated by the argcument of coun= | 46 N Poric s now &7, amd the Lorie mates 1ta | A Berlin dispatel reports that Peinco Ble- | tronclios, Lreastworks, and fortlled luuses sel from Chicago and other citles of the State, | oy 85, A8 the regular sate from Chica: o to | marck, at a Parlfamentary diuncr, n the course | on the western slde under tho enc- ani was unanimonaly ngreed Npon after maturd | il In 811, it through rar v tho 1eie, 1t | O 8ame exvlanatory” remark on bis recent | tny's camp. Notwithstanding, “tho robels consideration, I tho Lill was wrontr, that romd maitains 1ts positon, would be but | Svecches, invelzhed azalngt Vrusslon particalar- | continued ‘to uru%lo with tenacity, aud de- TIEN WAS TIIE TIME TO PIND IT OUT. 9, wi o whlel wi elo ism. He declared that (lermany did not want | fended the Inst fortifieations and liouses which It tho Frank-Adams. Lill, whicl oo cuino he- | Sipsliie tho tew rate, which was decided upon been nominated on the thied ballot, Tt was be- leved, up to the very lour the cancus nssem- bied, that Taft was the coming man. It was considered as positive that, after tho sceond bullot, the Howland adherents would make & break, and the great body of them would turn over thelr votes to Mr. Taft. Instead of doing this, they clung to thelr candidate, Mr. How- - Yund, only one of their number changing his ht yote, As soon ns the third ballot had been counted and the result made known, the caucus \ made cougmtulated Koy nupon his appolntment, ol unitiug In the bollef that it was a happy stroke of policy upon: tho part of the Presi- dont, as well ne an sppointment worthily be- stowed, ' More people of different polities aro pleased with thia stroke of the Presldent than wo ever thouglit conld be pleased by any one appoint- ment, But don't understand that thero 1n't oppoaltion, fo theta s, unly the approbation Is tho largust, A while ago a Southerner camo running to me with this question: ** Sce here, has Key got usor have we got Key? 1 gave it up. This worning & well-knuwn ox-Confederata Gen. eral enlled npun tho President, snd sald: .*¢Mr, I'resident, 1 huve always been n Demucrat; I led a Confederate brigade throngh tho War: I voted and spuke for Tilden, and did ull 1 could for Lim, but I'm o Hayea man now." The Ietters from the South, which Judge Key re- ccives by !Ver,l\‘mll. Lreatho a moat kindly splrit for him and for Vresident ilayes. A memberof the Tennesses Leginlature writes: S **1limve boon talking with many of our mem- Derw as o thelr views of the appoiutment, With the exception of T believe thete Is but ona opinion, and that hat you ought Lo accept, If fams, of Indlaun, for Robert and George Groves, indicted In Champaign County for atealing corm. Willlam Chinn, of Carlinville, s on trlal be- fore the Sangumon Clreuit Court for the mur. tler of John Coleman ot this phico on the st of November last. The cass comes here on o changee of venue from Macoupin, FLYNN, OF ROCKFORD. pectal Dispatch to The Triduna. Srrivarizeo, IIL, March 16.—A. 8. Trude, of Chdeagu, tindu Bppticuslun to-day e Qevs Tul loin for o recall of the warrant lssucd uponn requisition of the Governor of Indiana for Flyun, the detective who figured In the Tines- Early Yibel case, The grouud upon which the Governor I8 asked to reeall his wurrant s that Flyunis under ball In this State to nnswer to the Indlctmont for libel ngainst him nt Rock- ford. The Governor took the matter under ad~ visement, ., . - ~ A GRAND STAMPEDE for the hotel, where Mr. Matthows was found 1u bils oo, Mo was invited to muke a speech in snswer to the congratulations of his friends. All present retemed to the holl of the House of Representatives, where Mr, Matthews addressed the assemblage, expressing his sincere thanks for the great honor conferred upou him, stating hat his strongest desire would e for the pub- lic good: that e had no personal {ntercats to serve. I11s ereatest anxicty was fest he might — COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED, 87. Loois, March 15, —Frauklin Hall, a manof s - 1k kot 3 s to bo made like Prussia, but that rather Prussia | they occupled to the north and west, the higheat not be ablo 10 meet thelr expectations, 1ilare- | the oppolutment 'fe tendervd, ' uncondilonatly. | 58 years of age, was arrested hero yeaterday, ot | feo tho Jaint Cammitiee, was better, then was | e General Ticket and Pagsenger Agents? | 80 0 Gernmnil, atl oF Ehelr cnaysment. BUE. tho cntiied — waitd he didd not know whnt wan that, un i Arsochution, 18 fixed at 820, This gives the auarks were recelved with the greatest applause, | tho auo hand, it inlaht wenken otir orzanizntion in | 18 room, on the corner uf Broadwayaud Ashley | the tlue to say so. But the Adani gt UL I8 {4 | Frjo un advantnge over the New York Contral THE FOSITION OF PERSIA. mpulsc of our gvldiers, who contracted thelr the titate, w0 that 1t mlubt ba dificult to elect a Uinvernur two years hence, and wosld also make airatnat us In pational politics, On the other hand, - you cunld be of vast service (o the Sonth, and do su much ‘to revive confidunco, guod fevling, ote, lut the welsbit of oplnfon among all Ls, that you ought to accopt by sl meann,** ex-Confederate, writing frem Kuoxviile, 7he ball was well filled with members of the Acsembly and citizens, Afier Judze Matthew: Liad concluded, calls were wnade for Mr. Ilow. Innd, who, 1t & mort bappy manner, thanked hts friemds for the warni support given bim. Loud calls were made for RX-ATFORNRY-GENERAL TAPT, who made a few remarks, thanking hls trlends for their support. He was plensed to kuow that no personnl feeling of bitternees had entered into the contest, und congratul street, and a large lot of divs for making silver * cofna were captared. ‘They were of all denomi- natlons below one doltur, 1ull was former]; connected with somo of the most sktlltul and ‘notorlous counterfeiters in tho country, but for suwme thne post hus been operating Tor himself, MURDERED AND TURNED, Wasinxaroy, 1. C,, March 15.~The store of Flelder Magruder, at Benning's Statlon neac thls city, was burned this mornlng, and Fhene- substance [ucorporated In that reported by the i ) st k Al Tanin, Fob, 25, —According ta Informatton from | lnws moro and “more ltke a semicircle of fron Clrainittoe, Tt naw 50 1ato s th acsalore that ""'i!rf:ffif:.lrfgxfi*é]"15"fif‘r};}f{‘i’m.n thia oty | Telieas, Veraia deutos Tho' allogad Convention | amt firg mud tho nalsu of our mitrallcuse filed It I out of the ucstion to buain ver agalis i | yeniel ndvanced yostentay mornhige will keep u | Was 16 Cosniorate 1t 1o owmital porensiner sy | tiem with terrory and, at G in- the aftmoon, uxpect Lo gt througl any Tox bill. “Eversbody | ta rato untll. to-dny, DA fo 06 bl i the | Temia. e Poveinn iovasenstay Bruceedings of | thoy fied Iu horriblo éonfusion and complote: here knows and everybody elee who kuows how i o 5 : epvermuuat wlmply declares 1)y fofontod, fust s our solliers wera rushing billa arsamonded to-acath and fallad (o deith Fonthein o oot doun oot rs ot | HariacBiition lch lie arteon smang &9 | iy tho last broastwork. Tho remainder of tra an petty constititlonul polnty Kiows also what' | Heerties pows wamee comae doin from L post | 1 e ot Fennaion, Gf Lersis, TUr | Sobels arrived the sane night at San Joso da this sending for counsel to pointout the dofects | enrrfed fnto effect. Tt these roads should, how. | S1ates, In_eansequence of rocent ovents In tho | Cucuta, having been pursuced as far as the dark- of u bill ulréudy well sdvanced means, It s avor, ntlek to tholr present. position, 1t 18 tove | 1ast, ba oblized 1t to retnforco its troops on that | niess of” the night and tho badness of the road THE BASIEST AND MOB1 INSIDIOUS WAY that lkely that all the ronds wii deatn "c']‘i silo, to nalntain prder and protect the | would allow of, to the place kuown ns Las of k(lun%'(l»lt u:u bllll t.oldu jmlt: l\vlnafi ulixICoollc tickets ut tho old rates before to-morrow Lfifi{;: population. The Kuords “stn brave, | Vueltas dol Inflerno, On our sids only 2,000 Couuty delegation hus done. ooksns though S The rumor that yon hiad been offered u placa 10 e, Tinyen’ Cabinet theiiled the hearts of the people. 1 wae rejoleed mysolf, uid 100k Lo tho sirects manifesting’it, ond 1 niust say, with very uted the people of Obfo In placine o man in the Senate azanst undixciplined, and have no repular | weorg eogaced. Among the killed are Com- ’ worning, meana of oxiatenco, Tielnz Moharemedane, whate or Willlan (gu, Rattallon Mirand Whom nothing could be sala, nud whose ability | few exceptions, “all Southerners and patriots | yor Largo ond his son Johm, who slept fn the | the thén icrs who really favor tho bill had becn , uver (ho country thoy aceutiy, lato ovents liaye par. | Mander latan itutz; Adjutant-Secretury ol and Intesrity was inuestioned. s Temarks """‘“’“".‘"“""‘“"x’:f" AT }“”' e lmlmm;-‘.mwm burned. There ls but little | Untwitted by the taxtighters® representatives. VANDURBILT, Hicuarly exchien thom, and, Hunkn ta U astity. | Al Col. ladialao lute, Adjutagbccrotary o s Vol appianel, Julces et and Lo | Jer i beakr sty Bl VAT RO | doube kg Mok uf e incn woro murdorsdy o | (WAL MESS UG (Sl MOUSTI 88 | et Bt o T iune OF e et ninloes bt Kol | o Morles rence followed In well expresseid acntiments Ctlke Ity bul ' the' pople will store robbed, and then sot on tire, E Naw Youk,.March 15.—~William I of Purkuy, Poria, or Russla, according as they ro- und congratulations to Mr, Matthews, ;Efl:fli’a‘;fi:-};fiu “n ‘tlna vl“'“?t'uv il Byt : Tre—— (e pintter, Row L ation ol e Caok : S L toets iy AT AT BANGAN. THE DETAILS, To the Weatern Avsoclated Press. Murch 10.~The Republican julut cascus assembled at to nouiinate o andidate fur United States Benatorto il the va- caney caused by the realznation ot Johin Sherman, Every member, with one excention, was prese ent. Ktanley Matthews und Alphonso Talt of lamiiton, W, P, Howland of Ashtabuls, Samnel Hhellalarger of Clark, und Willlan Lawrence of Logan were plaeed o nomination. The Con- vention then proceeded to ballot: Necessary to 2 cholce, 435 'The bullot resulted: Iowlind, L"i‘l‘lmlvl d:l‘fmll"u“ n r:ml"l':"gn“" the blen““'; :»‘Iltdmyulth;& l.\lr.l Nm::ll,lo: u::‘ Lake Hhor: :::n'u::; mur ;:)rlm-“ lx‘»‘rm.cm!‘u{ P{z fll&]’:?!‘(‘sfil 'm.'l . % Will naturally u'nn-m\ ed by the members of vad, m declining to enter Into ¢ agreement " Ve o e The Latest Epeculations Concorning the Une the Revenus Comiultieo us an inperthicnca | with tho connecting ronds to advanco passeugier | Trsuneiiiey pas bosmestallihat ot e rer | T aints SpocutatorCincimart | Memle L b rates between Now York and Chicugo to $20, | §a provuring hersclf for the eventuality of laving | niseences, tho scasfon was oceupiled chiclly witha discusslon | 9610 In accordauco with fnstructions from | (i, et 6 Marsal e petks Ju net Bt | Naw Yon, March 15,—Thio Kiogan tragedy of tho bil) tixing -the salaries of Kallroud and | Bfin. This - did uot mean opposition o | terly $o completo the oraanication af tha lussian | excites much fecling ou tha Produce Exchange. l\\’nrcl.:m'm’u‘ hli]umm'sll?:.e&l. e:lm:?::?nn-nc nx«l- tho advancs on - the part ‘of cither the Ceutral 35:3’::3':“':.'&"5'3333 :“;u?f:::vmhfi'in ‘t;;ll“w Uould M. Thorp sald he felt thoroughly con- ng ut $4000 a year for the Commissioners on.| % % g , the Ve 1o ve, o 0 ety wi vt ooy "o L | 57 G 0E7 S W T e, | st f et o S | vineed tht Kingan had boon murlerd. 1o eres allng, s " % s e 9 & G §500 8 yoar grealor chnn tosiny Aol by | sengor-Acents kept within thelr provincs | thun. Tillsvoiut Ia recarded s aimort Impregua- | Portland, some persons identified him oa the **1 sincercly trust yon may feel itto be your duty tonteosts for 1 kiow fatl woll that It e Jour country's good that prumpts you 1o act now as wien you were var hanord aad honorabla Kene ator, A leading and distingulabed eitizen of oue of tha Foullicrn siates fuclosss to Judgo Key the follow- Iug letter tu 'residont Hayes: *Leau Sin: I did not vote for you, but,upon the contrary, voted againet you. Hut 1 hope l'uw not blinded to right, bnd thercfure drop you this 1o aay toyou that | bave read-with gredt pride and watlsfaction your loaugural address, and find noth- 'TO BE MTANGED. Bpecial Dispateh to The Triduna. Br. Joszgry, Mo, March 15,—~Frank Brown, convicted of murder Iu the flrst egren in the Clreuit Court of this county in July, 1875, the execution of whose sentence has been delayed for varlous reasons, wua to-day sentenced to be bunged on the 11th of May, DIED OF 11 INJUTIES, Bpectal Dizpalch to The Tribuna. Lle, and [t I8 thunght the Ruesians would have to e "\ b latu of, lonmendment to the same bill in tie House, | In undertoking tu moke such an agree- 4 o po! £0; Matthews, 20; Taft, 13; Snellabarger, 5; | o .‘::‘l“’l‘r,"l'?,“'.""::‘:*‘r"l‘m;‘n’“n:‘:"“:‘:"‘;flsrh::"“'"fl: Fonr Wavst, lud, March 15—Today [ M*™IEMERL 16, L 000 L B b, House ment. The ninln objection to" ft, how- e vdulio AL AT Lo, Joyenc e D heas Seoms ::::;II;&;T:;;I:}E:‘::E :‘}n::g;“c, :,ll.gs":,'],:'.‘: ]"tl"vlf:“-lf “r‘ld‘lmfii‘h‘l"%‘é.mgnh Matthews, n’li"l‘;’.'::,' v:i'.f,"" A8d v s‘)u‘;‘h 8 hure v:m.uzn:l:g:m Robort Merrlinon, who was whub by his father, Sonators Morgan and Southworth will bo ap-'| gyer, Tay fn the fuct ‘that a negotiatfon | howover, thuTurkaaro qulio unable to reslst, and Michacl Merrimon, during an {nsane apell on Tucsday, near Huntington, died from the fn- Juries thus recetved. ofuted by Licut,-Goy. Shuman as Senate mei- 2 3 4 It Iy belloyud, in spite of the protestations of Ver. |.these men followed Lim to Now Brunswick, and iers of Lln); Bouth Part In el_llmlllg{z Comimnit- mh}’fi'.‘.'a'fi;‘fz l:::i'\'rwnfi:: 11?1‘!‘::«:‘3,{»?1 nr:‘::p:’ “;"',m':,l sia, that Russin I'x'-\mn hmu“ uaranteed lwr-'cll there finding favorable opportunity, robbed and ho 1 tee. The: House munbers” will Mcsrrs, ctle agalnit u houtilo attitudo by ihat Btate, though | murdered Wm. Thorp Is of the opinlon that Rowett, tho mover of tho Investization, | L0 ipructicalla betare this was closed. The | \Filont resarting to any ailisnce. = " {4 | regard (o party, und rlso bigh cnough tv be Lrasls dent of the whole Unton. 3 simply sak of you tiat ua carry out the duclsines of your address, and { now that all will bu well with you and the wholo AW- Howland, 20; Taft, 7; Shellabarwer, 7; rence 8. No cholce, The third ballot resulted: Matthews, 433 aak T—_— 7 negotiation referred to 18 onadvuncs of local Kingan had over $100,000 with him, whilg re- Howland, 293 Tuit, 2; ebellabarger, 85 Law= | lund, 18 would b presumplucus for me to offer SCONDED. and Truesdell, anl o thid - yob to ¥ 3 = 000 Teiice, 1. Matthews ws then declaed dory .‘:.'}auumuonm!’wm A4 you have shiwh. your, PR L vo sclected, * and who will bo® eitner [ fHiCe o poiuts iy the State to this ity | . GERMANY, e e g A I e L ) Hation wits srced 19 Smidor tacmendons clioer, | 167 tu peace anu harmony. | shemid Tike 1o weito | ton, lyder & Coi, rallway coutructors, hus ub- | Gay. Stiman fo-nbi £6 Induco hith £ subatls | PEFe Berui, March 16.—The Relchatag yestorday | than doubled his Nabllities. [y ut will only sy’ that your course so far e ko highly of him tute Senator Hanillim fur Senator Morgan tp- defeated by a majority of 10 the Government’a | Boverat other rokors spoko hichly of him, on the South Purk Inyestization Committet, 1 proposition to increnso the expense, of the | 8nd sald that Lis unfortunats death would have “Thio_ Coleliour-Dunly intercat Iy enlisted i | The Pittaburg, Fort Wayne & Chlcago Mall- | Clancolior's oflico 81,500 for addjtioual sslary | MaSrione, 1t i anclal efect on ‘Claes, Hamlton's bebalf fy this mutter, Licut.-Gov, | roud brought here yoaterday in a sveclal -train | of the Geriaan Ambassador at London. Kingan disappearcd ho had in his possession Bhumag, hfl'"lver, z'gl lu‘wm‘!m:.n litels com- | of six cara pearly 200 colontsts, Thcse peoplo T TIR BUDGET, 4 $93,000 in United States and District of Colume forts e aving indo e solcetiou for the |'ara fram tho uinborlaud Valley, and are golo | oo Minster of War, In oxpiainiug the army | Ma. 865 bonds, Chict-of-Follca Walllug b Hinens of the mon 1o not Hcely now to ety | 1o settla near Freoport ad othier polnts on th | cytimates for the Budgot Committ uifteq | Jieves that Kingan was followed froma thls city e e la nok Hkely now to make | 1o\q'Divison of thio Northweatern Rufirond, st F tho Budget Comnmittee, Justified | )y4pq porson who muntered him, any change, sinasieis Mr. L. M, Cole, the yvetoran Goneral. Tiekot | the increased axpenditure by poluting to the Diwaich (o The Tribuns. ; NATOL M ICLRLLAN, aud {'ussener Agent of thu Bultimore & Ohlo, | £rowth of tho French ariny, aod to the recent | Cixciwvati, March 15.—The gentleman of the Speclal Comnittee unuuge«l in auditing arrived fn the ‘,h yesterday. Ho Is accompa: | movemeont of troops on tho German frontior; | Whose torrible death, following his tight from thu Gommittee, wilbe at tho Grand Pac Possenger Agent of the saine road, Buth gen- 24 ! Saturday to take tetfinong, itle 0 | {emen will lvave for the Enst tils ovenlng, Musslanaemy, - : came hers fn 1857 or 183, and did o % my anguatided approval.» seonded with $16,000 belonging to the firm. This letter hus boen laid bofore the President. o —— i THE WEATHER. Wasnrxarox, D. C., March 10—~1 a. m,~—For. the Lake region, rising followed by stutlouary or falling berometer, colder northeast and op- poslug warmer southwest winds, cloudy or partly cloudy weathcr, followed by light raln or suow at Buuthiern stations, LUCAL UlaKRVATION, 8 Cuiao, Mareh 13, M. Ra,— Wind, VARIOUS, THE BPEAKERSUIP, Special Dixgich to The Tridune, Wasmisaron, D, C., Murch 15.~The] caucus for the Bpeskership I3 quite uctive smong the Demovratle candldates, Sayler und Morrhion i we here orgauizing their eampalgn and court- ng the fillbusters. Cox hasgons South ona mis- slon in his uwn {uterests, boping to secure the ." “polid South” for bim as agelnst Kandall Raudall fsin Vermont, but & soon expected ¢lven by tien, Urant, for which I have nln(- Tt frained frun: mbusing hin fur other things suld snd dune aa President. “Tals ls the fiest dawn of hope Tor out people, and Edu hope you witl have the courage Lo uecept. It m-{ ralsv u howl lu ccrtain quartcrd, but as long aw Premdent Hayes eurrics out the fevlings manifeated »o fur, he will bave the eupport of every woll-wistior of this scction. ™ A:mlhcremxen writ ** Presldent llayes Is showing an earnest deslre todo right and act Jlul‘l‘ ¢ 1 say tiod spevd him, a Tone,_ Bar. 77 Fh3T by g go "busingss for scven or elght years . 4 d . Tho regulur_mouthly nicoting of the oficiats |. -The Emperor has rofused to accept the resig- | largo A s b o here .“g;;{,,;‘{,,},,":"{.,",:‘:,‘:ou',‘,.,.,,‘.mfi";,‘:'},;mfi‘;',"f,;';} ‘The Senato Is ll‘&:‘l;":’:l\fl‘h‘fl over tho fact | 9ftiie Tliols Central Raflroad wus held ut the | natlon of Gen. Vun Btoich, Chtet of the Ger- ?fnmu?ufo :nuru?xlx %’wd:mv:-m‘nfi?lw:::r““; i TUB FOUL AKD A HALY PER CENTS. st Ue gfoateat satlefaction the uoblu aud {ust that their secret & sslui yestenday was o seeret | Ofiica of the Company yeaterday but uo busi- | wman Admiralty, Litsluces ma, and was a. genoral favorits pere. o The great popularity of tho United Btates | settiments bl iy Lrosbicuts loawgurad, andlam | 4 tu any live corrcapadent, uud that Tis Tug. | H68% Of fmportauce wos transacted, [ BISMARCK'S TRIAL. From this city, fn 1805 or 1500, the Kigan H Govervment securltles i Europe fa forcibly | Y50 il i the etfort ke fs making to.purliy the | Mestmum tisrmometer, uns and other lecting journals this morning o AT A TN DAy BenLiN, March 15.—In each of Prince Bls- | Brotbers went ‘1o xnalmmlu?‘fv’heru they e i°, Ulustrated by the rapld succession of calls marke ulitice of the countey und lisve flanids dome'to s’ i) """fifi'.":.'fi R.f-‘.‘:;l rpurt ol mt.h& u;)a‘-!l{;r;.a Ll NEW HAMPSHIRE. marck's recent luportant speeches n the n-t:u.‘nfim l{lnrgn blullum‘.l ;rn:r e "'fi"fi'"} B by the Sceretary of the Treasury for 6 percent | B0y, o0 0 s tlon upon tin vulixt that. the correspontlents o . Relchatag bo declared his bealth was glving | hato thero for o tine, and lost mearly all the: £ bonds to L redecmed and setunded I uew 43¢ | A LTkt have heard of Mr, Heyes, bislet. e of "THE TRILUNE 12l GLhCE papers » who played A Dlois dotes way under exactlons compelled, In o great | fisd malo In thia by, bu thoy salled nuut woot t° per cent bonds. Another call for $10,000,000°| ter of acceptunice wul fnaugural breathio a wplrht of ] cavesdroppers on by secret sesslon_of the Be Coxcono, N. 1L, March 15.—Returns from all | meusure by noedless untogzontsm. To prove how [ JECeuires torkifu-rounr S0 & saiinh i of thess bonds wss made to<day, apd | conclilabiun. suduow this sct of Lis contirme mo a ate o brought Lfero the bar of the Sepate to | bt ouo town In the First Congresslonal District lmumcluml{wl}u Is supported by ividual | CALS they mads Investments, James speculat- 17 ChoBecretary of the Treasury almost dally re- | 13ih b promboeer Attt oue mecte ain i i By dealt whkts for catempt of ity onler, eive Marston L5837 Junss, 14770, The ro- | QslET (e ACtovarsy I sessi | LI New Jersey Cuntral, amioni other thines {1 cclves the most fatteriu reyorteof the cond | thedort Lethey Savo"worelafofd duney wo- s i AR DTS TITS {iatntng towo, Eaton, gove Chover 7 and Marey | F0b it Dhoug bl (niHcelo. corraupeuit | 1813 Supposed thet s s s u ey alt of ‘ = et tho wpir! a pruj 5 t will E 3 3 ) ils weans, cl e p ) duwceof European caltalists ond peple fa the :'l:..nl ia l,lm KU TR Colalry, snd'en 8 AGIUSHTIR. sawy a lust yoar it will muko g te yote, sncs about Aduirally. cetiates whichbo Wle | bia troublcs. s wite, wno was lately coutiued, [ ety ¢ o Ve ? uri- ovur acciion. 3 Fr } o1 T The nopularity of the 15 per ceat jaan | P icTorn the War | wasan old-tiss Whig, and B Bpecial Dioakch bo Tha Fripune, . canio up In (he Tolchatsg Vou Stosch made the | Wit sBIudlanaluay, e e o0 S busundoubtedly becn fucreused by the growlug | many of' the principles of that old purty are’ sl i Bostod, Murch J.—The Stato Huuse of Rep- : THEY WANT TO KNOW, reductions on tho demand of tho Liverals with- [, 3% Jotti i s Mareh TR0 oquest 8 P datrust of European cavitaliste b other Amerr- | xood for us to” take buld of wow, and 1 thiuk we i rescntattves to-dr'uneartbed somo serivus T, 40 Biltr af. TM Teibuns;.. out dlscuslon. 1n consequenico of rince Bis- | govorul witnesses were examluva, but notbiog i an iyeatments and in Europeun loand, should do it Gur people bere, of those with whous a3 r 8 Re Barmxeron, Cook Co,, March 14.—Regard- | marck roviviog thlg incldept Von Btosch re- dlleited a4 to tho cause of death, i ANOTIIEK CALL FORL HOSDd. 1 lx‘;:l‘n"‘f::{,-“{:"‘.‘ we lu ile view, ™ . ‘\gt:ffimlfuhm‘.rs'mnfi: o:‘;‘,?fl'm%fia::l“:; ing the Sullivan case, one of the jurors bulunts “l!:'ali J}:&I‘f“m the budget s §5,000,000, w’u Sliidted A19 (B eSO Stk b4 S the Western Assoclated Pre i Cl o g : . | not w..lml‘:,;,'x. DT Sarh W e e, | et Lkl wilh sl by Deocratat have Comuilttca camoup for accyptance, whion 1t | L0 this tows, but ks fullow townsinen are ssk : — FINANCIAL, tary uf the ‘freasury asuc furty-talrd wus chorged b it whitewashed tho fn. | 3¢ bim somo lcading questions, such as these; MEXICO, pectal Dispaich lo Tha Tribune. o vught not wccept, Tbe people bere are clsted ¢ you ge V] : 2 Hyy 't vestigation, A that suvers punlab- | Hlow much monoy ‘"“‘fi;‘;h‘,fi"n‘s z‘:{:’,gz‘l"h:}{ TUN KULYS OF DIAZ—FEUSKCUTION OF puoTEst | MonTimat, March 18.—IL J. Litln, general 3t the prospect, You newd hive no fears of the Dewoerstic wasses. What muruvl- 1 this coun- tey want le peace sod dood wil, wud if Foouldont Iayes will et them Lalf way, they will do every~ hing Ju their puwer to ald b, ™ e m— TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, Puitapzeruts, March 15.~Tho Medical Col- lege of Penusylvanla 10-day conferred the degree of Doctor of Medicine on #ftecn women. ¢ for \he redemptivu of fve-twenty bonds of 5, May apd Novenber. ‘The wll 18 fur §10,- 4, principal und interest to be pald at the rea-uryon and after the 12th of June next, the fitereet to cease on that day. The deposit th : D s ment bad ofsy . beea. joflicted on nflp‘m.l!ll ‘s‘%.‘.“""‘fl,‘m yourself befors ~you ANTS, ET0, dealer 1 staple articles, hos suspended. Liabil boys for tzlvial offuies by subordinete oflicers. | went to Chicagothat sulllvunr:;uht to bu hung, Ciry or Maxico, March 15.—The Benate has | fties $150,000. It Is rumored phat the Baok of 1t wus shown on @l authority that offenders | tic. 1u short, the” good people” of this town | been iguored by the Provislonal Guvernment, | Comierce losea alurge sum, <, followaig L8 a desription — of the | A Tennesscean writes Speciul Dispatch (o The Triduns. wers ofteh pluced hilio % sweat-box,' 8 gort of | 876 fice to suy there was money usced 1o {nfu- | who have declared that the law creatiug tho | ALLENTOWN, s, March 15.—Oflicers of the Jo b CRecbiered Loads 10, No (e || 0 Vesravpoispient weels wiib anirerssl iof | Abmias, Mick., March 15,—Ouo of the Taat | 1 Ciy Withad any tap, but without say | 990 o Jurors, Tho Juror from this placo fold | Spuuta was forced by Lerdo sppolutivg bis | First National Base of Aflsutown to-day an- e P e tAtGs ‘v 14 | 18 opprectuta saytblaz, o let iheus wlous for wiat | Bule of Proskdeut Granv's Adulafsbrativn wak | veutilators, wnd tntioy wers kept thers untl | e gon it tetowera dluvon for wequittil | fiouda, * Diuz, hawever, promiscs. 10 Gbiervo | Foo sivs s saveution Lo closa up e buslnesss €1 T Lt hadaaiver is’,dfl”.’\'l..“&im 24 S5 i ot suud yunciunty da un sy | Hs inpptintmet of GOL R N Wel b [ thoy vromised w loetter boys. Fn other cases | stand outs if ¢leven were togethier D mus bo | tho Consttution whe vat too foconveteot, | tha fit'a Gotlax Wil bo st by auy of s ered- H Loth fnclustyes total, 50,60, Coupon bonds, A titioen of Nashvh 3 L e G b o boys bad been strbd wnd hud been ] wroug, and ho might o well go with ghem. The Unfted Btates Minlster Foster recoguizes ra. Vo 0N No 0 toki i boh fuetusives b | MASPRLTTRIIMIAY, ke 15; atof tae | 12l Territary. Tl Coloucl atarted for Ghioy- | UGk iri ca.twatei 1N corb wastien, | Ihdigiaiion hore 1§ strung, widl all sro. Boplig | Diss us Bresbioat ab fattor buy wil ot fonnelis | L3 0, Nou. 105,101 o 121, both fuclusive; total, | prominent lawyers vay take it. It will L tho i Tl u pul i One member relthl two casos of punlshment | that the matter witl be Investigated. recogaize hiny as President du jure until after : THE BLACK SCANDAL, N §0,5000, ; PE | erowning nct Of your Wfs, and s just reward for | fricods couverted Ly departure futo & compll- | yiich hig Lud fuvebfated,~whei two boye, fo£ A CONSTANT RuAvEk 07 Tk THISUNE. | the mecting of Congress und bis inauguration. © Bpectal Diepaica to The Tridene 5 WILL LE AFFOISTED. houeal, uprizht, sid dignided demeanor, and will | I €ntary ovetin. attewpting to tikis piecs of bread or micat —— A relicious procession in Merids Wasdie- | Inprawayorss, Jud., March 15.—At the Con- 7 The Prestdeut bas deterwined to appolut | be so regurded by all lutellizeat uieu of all parties e e from th table as by left tho dining-hall, were g SUICIOE. persed by tho wilitary. Two otlicers of the 2 ttan FintLiutcnant Groen Clay Goodloe, uf the | WBOU Uiiblutie are wurth fuspet.” tWhate 10 enamer aighs Jullet, Much, we | ot o taken Jo tho: ‘barn by ghe sl Btk Eh T Futitas Brate troope were ‘eogugor i tho pupe | ETcCutlonal mectlng of tas Ceutral Clest Sariuc Corpe. Payuuster of the Marivo Corps, | M ST Vitild 1y o Commisston | Bonn s yiven to the- sost dslicsts o etfocs ot | oficers “who ~Ind them I ‘charge aud fecutlan ot Protestants, Crice of “Destl to | Chapel tonlehty tho xeoor o Lot i plus of Bag. Casb, d BENATR. Provisiun was mude fur privtiug the yolowe wutalung the proceedings of the Elitorul | s s waed o, vid wheticr be wa fulrly or uufairly cloctad Is'uot oow » practical questlon. The fact that be invitcs such & bian as you' futo bis Cublavt 1 3 guod wdication, sud L Wit to see L beaten on thelr barelacks with o thick leathor | | CNCINNATS O., Blarch 15.~Tho sukelde mants | Loyteatuntu, mingled with burrabis fur * Por- | Boand of Eiders in the cass of the Ry, Black strup. [o by othl cuse s woultor of tho | Keepsupin this city. A man nawed Hermon | girio Diaz,” wero heard lu the screets of the | was recclved as fual afer asharp o) positiou. achuol wis fouud whperinzg, und was subjected | Belting, u—usmwr 0t a brickyard In the Twen- | Cupital ou Sunday, yud sowo ubuscs were coms | To-mworrow the Church Elders moct to tlx Bluck's 1o thy patse treatinel The wholy waticr bus | ty-ilrot {'u , Luvged bbosell today. mitteds A was tortured et Cuvrusyiens for | status la covutivn with the church, tullet accensories, it ahnply meant that all coold use by w\uum'n wlot s supremicly adupted to lit- e children from fb genile seacilog, 1ha Hwpld vurity of it ulls, aud 4 sabily uatusul frazrance,