Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1878, Page 1

The Chicage Daily Tribu VOLUME XXXIL sk MR REORO Prior to our Annual Inventory, February 1, Great Reductions! EVERY DEPARTMENT ! LYONS BLACK SILKS. Oar $1.50 quality roduced fo 90c. Our $2.00 quality reduced to $1.40. Our $2.50 quality reduced to $1.90. Fall Tino of * TEHLLARD'S” 24-inch Iyons Black Silk, $1.90, $2.25, $2.00, $3.00. COLORED DRESS SILKS At 90¢, $1, $1.25, Our heavy Gros Grain, 22-inch, $1.35, reduced from $1.75, DRESS GOODS. Siberian Snowflake at $1.00, Knickerhocker 6-4 Suiting, 85e. Bourette 6-4 Suiting, $1.50, Bescka Silk and Wool, 6-4, $2.50, All-Wool Freneh Cashmere, 40¢. All-Wool Matelasse, 4de. {11-¥ool Camel's Hair, 40c. REDUCTIONS SHAWLS, CLOAKS, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, i, &, & {F*Ladios dosiring to purchaso should please oall and inspoot our stock and prices. MANDEL BROTHERS, 121 & 123 STATI-ST., Branch Michiga: and Twenty-cecond-st, _MINERAL WATENS. APOLLINARIS FURTHER g REBUCTIONS. 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No. 78 Fifthay, Jan. 32, 1879, MARK KIMBALL, Coltectar, SOUTH PARK SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. ‘hat the RIXTH INSTALL- mrnL, with accred It iiewof the Bouth Iark Com “NOTICE. RECEIVER’S NOTIOCE. To the Creditors and Stockholdera of the Jtcpublic Life-Insucance Company, of Chicagas A Petition by the undersigned lias been gled in the Cfrenit Court of ook Connty, 111, asking for the dirsction of the Court as to farther proceed- inex nunlnat the Stockhalders and Kubacribers to the Capital Stock of sald Company on acconnt of theyr muppored Haullity as holuces of or subecribare to_such Sock, ’ The application will be argued m rald Conrt before NATURAL udge W illiamia on the et day of January (nst.. The Queen of Table Waters, | aud be ean. HIGHLY EFFERVESOCENT, PP WA TR S b pdes: LAZARUS SILVERMAN, + WANKIXN, 8t. Gieavapss Hasp,, | Bankor, OChambor of Commerce, ATROVUGELS Putes superior 10 et aiherst 0% %57 [ 1y veling tixehangn on Ingtasd. France, ond Uermany, b DI, 2. 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The steame: 10 C duy Trous Hremen bon muany will ssll every Eatur o T sheet, Hoosen: lates of passsxo—From New York to bouthamp opion, Havee, and Lrcthen, Grst cably, §1ia; sc cenbiu, $a0, gold: atecrage, S currei nd pussage sppiy o Q 2 Bowlt ANGY BLrl e tohoo Feh bae Lhw Great Western Steamship lane, l‘mu; aretul raing. LA aR 1, Geners Lake. Wis Dt LEGA 7 Eiliate, 0 LEGAL: Kets 21 favoibio rates Bra: o eaicn 30 ADRY 0. WH, A hisin centhi Tubtron: ¥ WHIT Orrne, xrre A Wwho may jms acainsz the Tul jon Unlted States and Royal Mall G1eaimers botweon New wiislegeacy i st wRAT |yt el Kot il o8 Gt lu"' efeof. ~iibln thre weaits E(Acm inls date. or W General Weatera i+ TREASURY DEPARTMENT Gowpirallir of e Gusreacys Dratta oo Grest Britala aod Lreland. CHICA FOREIGN. England Makes a Move of a Warlike Character. The Ministry to Call for an Extra Grant of Five Million Pounds, Orders Sent to the Mediterranean Fleet to Ocoupy and Pro- teot Gallipoli. The Leading Terms Upon Which Russia Will Consent to Peace. She Demands the Free Nav- igation of the Dar-~ danelles ; The Cession to Her of a Goodly Portion of Armenia ; E Temporary Occupation of a Por- tion of the Turkish Capital ; And Sufliclent Guarantees for the Paymoent of a Big In- demnlty. Official Account of the Escape of Sulelman's Army. The Turks Lose Ninety-seven Guns nnd ‘Two Thousand Wagons. WAR! ENOLAND BUDDENLY ORDENS HORTILE OPERA- TIOXS, [7ly Cable to The Chicago Tribune.] Loxnoy, Jan. 25—6 a. m.—War is En. gland’s decision. 1n the Houro of Commons Inst night tho Chancellor of the Exchequor announced that, on Monday, the Govern. ment would nsk supplomontary supplies for army and navy. ' THE HOPES OF THR PRACE PARTY aro wholly crushod by the evident determina. tion of Lord Beaconsfield for war, and yes. tordny Lord Derby, Minister of Foreign Af. fairs, and Lord Carnarvon, Colonial Minis. tor, resigned their places in the Cabiuet, Orders have beon sont to tho British Aedi. terrancan fleet TO LAND A FORCE OF MARINEA AND BAILORS st Bonlair, covering tho appronch to Gal. lipoli, and six of the largest ships have been ordered to bring up a garrison from Malta. Itis . NO LONGER A CONDITIONAL NEUTBALITY that Eugland mnintains, but, on’ tho con- trary, active participation in the war. Fivo million pounds will be tho amonnt asked for on Monday, aud, as every effort will bo mado to obtoin a full vote on both eides, thora will ba USUAUALLY EXCITING BCENES TONOUQHOUT ENGLAND until the voto is rcached. Most active ox- ertions to defeat tho voto for supplics will be mado by the Liberal leadors nnd by the peacs socletios thronghout the Kingdom, but, even if the monoy should ho refused, penco would hardly thereby bo socured, I know, on tho best authority, that, should the vote be unfavorable, which Is very unlikely, Lord Beaconsfleld WILL DISSOLVE PARLIAMEXT and appeal to the country, meanwhilo carry. ing on warlike measures as far as practica. blo with the force at his disposal. In that ovont the country would be absolutely en. goged In war by the time the elections came off, and it is probable that the roturn of the mombers in favor of s continuation of the war would be secured, TIZ OAUSE this sudden action on the part of tha Cabinet is belioved to be the following statement of tho Agence Russe of Bt, Petorsburg: The Imperial Government s not unaware of the Importance tached by the Dritlsh Qovern- ment to Galiipoll, . Rusela hss no inter- ost In touchlng tils voint, which doe not coms within tho sphere of her operatlo; and it will neitner oe occuplod nor attacked unless the Turkish rezular arny shonld bo concentratod there, in which case it would be {mpossible to leave auch a force on our flanks. THIS SEMI-OFPICIAL STATEMENT clearly foreshadowed tho intention of the Russiana to march on Conatantinople, slnce otherwisaa Turkishforceat Galipoli oould not endanger any flauk of the Russian army. It also is equivalent to a declarstion that Gallipoli will be attackod if a Turkish force is left there. Now, as Turkey could not po eibly venture to leave Gallipoli unde. fended, the above atstement ix equivalent to a direct announcement that DOTH OALLIPOLI AND CONSTANTINOPLE WILL DX, * TAXEN by Russia if possible, In the House of Commonsa last night the queation was diroctly asked of the Govern- meut whother they were in possession of tho Russian terms, and TOE RZPLY WAS ¢ No," In view of this atatement, I place no reliance whatever upon tho sensational reports cur- rent hero nd to Bussia's terms. Tax Cuica- ao Tursuxe's St. Petersburg correspondent telegraphs & reaffirmation of the statement that the opening of the Dardanelles is & con- dition which will be ABSOLUTELY INSISTED UPOM. Few persons now hope for suy result from the present armlstice or peaco negotiations unless the Turks are overpowered beforo England can send material aid. It is proba- ble, howaver, that, as I telegraphed at the beginning of negotiations, Turkey's sole objoct has boen TO FOROE ENGLAND TO JOIN HER by apparent willingness to surrender every. ihing lo Russia's demands without rogard to England's interest. A PANIC T8 ANTICIPATED intho Stock Ezchango to.day, and the ex. citement throughont the city ia such that evory member of the police force will bo on daty all day withont relief. BRITISII EXCITEMENT, IT MUST CULMINATE IX WAR. Koeciat Dispated to Tas (aicagn Tridune, New Yonk, Jan. 24.—A Londaon special rays: ““Ttic popular lrritntion over the Russia-Turkish conflict Is Increasing as the struugle spproaches the crisis. The Government had every reason to expect, during the past week, that the Rosstan Government would communieate to them the terms of peace to be granted to Turkey, but that dallyexpectation has only brought news of the continuet advance of the Russian armles and the terrible suflerings of the fugitives from the territory over which they are moving, THE EARL OF DERBY'S INQUIRIES have onfly recelved evasive replies from Prince tiortschakofl, while, In spite of the understand. Ing that the Russian armies would not advauce beyond Adrlanopte, Russian divistons have been preasing forward untll they are now within a short distauce of Gollipoll. The English peo- ple are becoming Impatient and indignant un- der what they regard as a willful decoption on the part of the Russian Government, and s strong pressure 18 excrcised upon the Adminis- teation through influential deputations of mem- bers of Parliament In the direction of dectsive actlon toward mafntaining the dignity of the natfon, The Forelgn Ofiice has been in recoipt during yeaterday and to-day of dispatcles of grave import FROM LOND LOFTUS, Dritish Ambassador at 8t. Petersburg. In the House of Commons to-night, notice was given by the Chancellor of the Exclhicquer that the Government woulld, on Monday, move for a supplementary credit for naval and military purposce, which {s considered {n reality a war yote. The announcement was recelved in the House WITIl GREAT ENTITUSIANY, and the questions addressed to the Minfstorlal benehes from the Liheral slde were listened to with fmpatience. The news of this action on the part of tho Government, aithough causing much excitement, is recelved with great satls- faction. Tho bellef is general that any attempt on the part of the Russians to oceupy Gallipolt will lead to o declaration of war by Ureat Britatn, PEACE OR WAR? A THE ALTERNATIVE, Loxnox, Jan. 24.—A Constantinople dispateh says it Is alleged that Rusals, havinz to choose berween conditions of peace claching with the Interests of Austrla and conditions clashing with England, has sclected the latter alterna- tive. 8he therefore abandons the fdeaof de- manding political autonomy for Bulgaria, and demands fnstead the right of the passage of the Darlanclles, the cession ofa partion of Arme- nia, and material guorantees for war indemnity, JARD TERMS, CONBTANTINOTLE, Jun. 2,.—The Porte has re- celved the Rusaian conditions of pesce, which arohard, The Porte s now deliberating, but has taken no resolutiun mo far, nor yes thform= ed the forelzn Ambassnders of the conditions. WILL DE ACCEPTED. Laren-—It appears certain that the Porte will accept the conditions, ono of which is the pay- ment of a very heavy war fndomuity and occu- pation of a portion of the Turkish territory as sceurity for payment, [Norx—When this news left Constantinopls the Portocannot Lave becn informed of the proceedings of the Britlsh Parliament.] AXOTIIER VERSION. A Pern dispatch suys the llusslan propositions are more moderato thau aay antleipations that have been published, aud aro not such as are likely to arouso tho hostility of the English Government. The stipulation that causes the greatest anxiety Is suld to bo the domand for the temporary occupation nf Constautinople. It 1s hoped that this may be avolded, DOUNT AND ANXIETY, Lospon, Jan. 24.—Though it 18 the general Impression fn most of the European capitals thay the Turks will aceept Rusata’s conditions, and peace be concluded, yet much doubt and anxlety provail, partularly in London ond 8t. Petersburg, The latest advices from tho lutter place say that MORE CONFPIDENCE 18 felt since tho peace conditions were submitted to Austris, and were objected to on her own be- half, thus minimizing the danger of an Anglo- Austrian alllance. It s sald thoe conditions, which were only made known at Vienna this week, had been submitted to Prince Blsmarck and approved long ago, It the conditions arc kuown in London, the fact has uot yot been made public. COUNT ANDRASST, feariog he saw a reason for England's veto of the conditions, has undertaken to sccure their modification. PRRSS STATEMEXTS, The utterances of the reputed scmi-ofiicial QGermau_newspapers are very vonflicting. Tho Berlin tProvincial Correspondence, thu organ of the Home Office, belioves peaco will Le secured, ‘The Berlin Sost, conservative, trus bo Czar will not oceupy Constautinople, becauss in that caso England must interfere. Tho Allegemeine Zeltung, reputed Dismarck's speckil mouth- plece, says the evontual cutry of the Russians futo Coustantinople cannot longer bo regarded a8 impracticable. The Natlonal Zeituny, the vr- @an of tho Natloual Liberal party, uleo belleves that the Russians intend to go to Constanti- nople, 3 i POSSINLE INTRRPERENCE. It the Russians attempt to go to Galllpoll or Counstantinople thero Is handly a doubt that the Brittsh Ministry will interfers, If supported by o majority of Parliament, and thoy probably will be, although the most advanced section of the opposition {n buth Houases would not reard the occupation of Constantinople as an inter- ference with Britlsh juterests, or a ground for Lostile action. TUKKISK MILITARY SITUATION, Mcantime, the military situation of the Turks lsnot so desperuto as secmed durlyg the past few days of the pavle. Nuvertheless, the Porta 18 very suxlous for a cussation of hostiiitics, notwithstanding Suleiman Pasha's army is safe, and preparations for the defepse of the short lime across the peniusula at Tchataladia are well advanced. RUBsIA, BNOLAND, AND GALLIPOLL T, PETERIBURG, Jan, 34.—The Ayence Jiuate the Imverial Uovernment i aware of the importance England attaches to Gallivoll. It will either bo oceupled nor attacked unless the regular Turkish anny should be concentrated there, fn which case it would be (mpossible to leave such s forco on our flank. WILL AGRER TO A OENRRAL CONYEREXCE. Loxpox, Jan, 3H.—A Berlin dispatch is as followa: According to a scmioficial report from Vienna, Russis no longer opposes the de- mand that & Europesn Conference sball ratity tbe clauscs of the peaco treaty which affect gen- esal interests, KUSSIA AND AUNTALL It 48 sald that Prince Blsmarck sdvises Russla GO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1878, Lefars concluding a treaty to come to an under- standing with Prussia and Austris £o asto es. capethe rlek of being in & minority at the Con- ference. tria, and §t seems almost certain that they will srrive at an agreement. crnment circles that Russla may propose the ocrupation of Constantinople by forces sent by all the Powers, Russia §s now negotlating with Ana- Itis belicved in Gov- TAE GOLDER HORN, A Berlin correspondent says the Russians do not seem to object to the English squadron aochoring ln the Golden Hora, provided no at- ‘empt Is made to prevent the army of the Grand Duke Nicholss from occupying a portion of the Metropolitan fortificatinns, AUATRIA'S DECISION. 25—5 a.m.—A correspondent at Vienna sends the following: ‘It has resuit. ed from an [nterchange of views between Vienna anid 8t, Petersbure that the Russtan flying col- utnns which had pusted on from Adnanuple appear to Lhave been efther recalled or arrested o thelr Austris has resolved to retain her entlre Hberty of action, simply observing that the pro- gramme commuunicated by Russla cannot be consldered as glving conditions of peace until they have been discussed with or approved by the Turkish delegates."” advance southwards, and that COULDN'T STAND IT. A correspondent at Pora says it {s belloved to be fuipossible fur the Porte to consent to the occupntion of Constantinople. GREAT BRITAIN. A CREDIT ASKED YOR. Loxpoy, Jan. U~5p. m.—Slr Btafford North- cote lias just notified the House of Commons that he will, on Munday, mave for suppletnen- tary supplies for naval and military service. Loxpox, Jan. 24.—In the House of Com- mons, after 8ir 8tafford Northcote's notitleation that he would, on Monday, move for supple- mentary supplies for naval and military rervice, the Marquis of Hartington, leader of the Lib- eral party, asked how Bir Stafford would recon- clle the fuconsistency of this notice with the promise made the first nielit of the session not to wmake s proposal untll the conditions of pecs wero recelved, and whether be would make any othier statement calculnted to allay the anxiety sure to be ralsed by the notice. 8ir Stafford reminded the Iiouse that he expected on the first nignt to know the terms of peace (within two davs. A week had clapsed and not only were the Government not in posscasion of the terms of peace, but considerable Ruasian forces were still advancing. Therefore, the Government think they cannot longer delay the proposal. Loxvox, Jan, H4~7 p. m.~In the House of Lords, Lord Beaconsfleld, in response to & question by the Duke of Argyle, spoke in the samne strain a3 Sir Stafford Northeotes Lord Heaconstield distinctly sald England was pot going to be dictsted to by auy other Power, ‘The Earl of Carnarvon, Colonlal Sceretary, and Lord Derby, Forelgn Secretary, were not pres- ent, It was rumored fn the lobhy that the Earl of Carvarvon had resigned. Great excitement prevalls, CABINET CONVENED, Loxpox, Jau. 21.—An Informal of the Cabl- net Council was held In- the Parlfament House to-night, It was asscrted by eome in the lobby that this was n consequence of the receipt, after Sir Stafford Northeote's statement made inthe House of Commons this afternoou, of thie Husslan terms. Vaorlous coutradictory m- mors were elreulated fn the lobby duriug the evening. The report of the resiguation of the Earl of Carnarvon i3 not confirmed. THE BXTHA GRANT. Nothing positive s known as the amount of supplementary supply the Governtaent will de- mand, but It is varlously cstimated at from £5,000,000 to £10,000,000. It is considered stlil possiblo that, should the Russian terms prove satlafactory, the vote wlill nut be demanded. Muny Liberals express the opinlon that the af- falr {8 n mere brog to force Russla’s hand, bhut they will decide whether to opposo the vote or not whon they hear tho reasons the Govervment adduces on Mouday, GALLIPOLL Loxpox, Jan. 25—B a. m.—The Financier says among the varfous reports tending to depress the Stock Exchavge on Thursday, the mnost tangible was to the effect that British troops are sbout to occupy Galtipolt. MEETING OF LIBRRALS. Loxpox, Jan, %5 a. ni.~The Advertiser un- derstands that Immediately after 8ir Btafford Northeote's annouucement & mecting of Liveral leaders was held, at which the Marquis ot Hartington fand the Rt.-Hons, Jdohu Bright, W. E. Fomster, and 1, G, E. Childers wero present. The meeting declded that if the voto wero not s war vote, but merely ona of preparation demanded by the exigencies of the situatlon, snd it it was pro- posed by a united Cabinet, thers should be no opposition. It was poluted out that what was asked for was not an extraordinary vote, but only a supplementary estimate. There could, therefore, be no fmmedlate apprehension of war, ‘Tha Advertiser belleves it any opposition is of- feved to the vote, the Uovernmental majority will be largely augmented by Liberal defec- tions. RESIGNED, Loxvon, Jan, 25—5 &, m.—The Dally News says: “We are enabled to stato that the Earls of Derby and Carnarvon have ptaced thelr rosigna- tions In the hands of the Prime Minister,” IMPORTANT RUMOR. oN, Jan., 25—5 m w.~The Dally News ‘Weare informed that, in view of the contlngency of the reccipt of an authentic fn- forination of & Russian force advancing or hav- fug advauced on (allipoll, instructions have been sent to the commanderdn-chiet of tho Moditerranean flest, now at Saros, to land fu the vicnlty of Bulalr a forev of marinea ant blue-jackets In order that they may act as the defenders ad ine terfn of the lues of Gallipoll, and. further, to hold fu readiness alx of his roomiest ships for fnmediate dispatch to Malta to bring up the muss of its garrison.” ANTI-WAR PROTESTS. ‘Tha National Liiera) Federation of Birmlng- ham has sent a clreutar to all Liberal assocla- tlous asking thom tosummon meetings to pe- tition againat the war pollcy, FRESS OFINION, ‘Thie News considers the Government’s deter- mivation to arm ss singularly §il-aavised, un- reasonable, aod dangerous, What Lord Bea- couslicld has virtually doue (s to thresten Ko £llsh fntervention In behall of Turkey, THE TIMRS, In confirmation of Sir ttafford Northcote's statement this afternoon the Zimes has the fol- lowing: “To 8ir Stafford Northcote's au- uouncement {o the House of Commous yester- day we belleve must be added the fuct that the British fect has received orders which indicate a very grave determination. Momens tous, however, as. are these resolu- tlons, they aro wot sbsolutely irreconcilable with the policy of neutrality to which the minfatry pledged itsell a week ago, and we might bo bound to interprct them in this sense, provided tuo same ministers held ofice, but the Earl of Cornarvon bas resigued, sud his resignation has becn scecpted. Lord Dorby § 0 belleved to have tendered bis res- igoation. Of course, i this {s truo tho ute most efforts are likely to be used to Induce bim to retrace a step which must inflict so severo a blow upon Government. Bome com- promiss sy beoffered and accepted, but if Lord Derby should bave e contemplated resiguatiun, tho fact would fndicate on his part the gzavest dissatiafaction with the Govern- of thereasons of the vote, and mids: However li% nay he, ment resolves. lord Carnarvon's resignatif”* ind ity acceptance render it cerftnin that In his Judgment the policy of the Government Is no longer that of the unani- mons Cabinet of & week ago, and it would seem obvious in what direction the diverzence lias occtirred.” WANTS AN EXPLANATION. The Times In its leading editortal Intimates that Lord Carnarvon will probably explain his withdrawal from the Cabinet in the Honse of Lords to-night, It remnarks that £5,000,000 fo 52l to be the smount of the vote fur naval snit military supplies cuntemplated by the Uov- ernment. The Timesdesires a fuller explanation **The public will not fali to realize that the moment has come at which they must fosist on unmlis- takaole declarations, and must make their own volce heard with equsl distinctuess. The erftieal honr s our relation to the Eastern question has evidently arrived. The Minlstry have not less wvldently diverged from the unanimous action which has hitherto commanded the support of the country. We must kuow where wo are and whither wi: are golng." TATEST. Loxpox, Jan. 25—4 a. m.—Relative to the reported reslgnations ot Lords Derby and Car- narvon, the Je’mraph eaysup to a late hour no conlirmation wus received of these revorts, while the turn of political events renders it less lkely that any such changes, it cver contem- plated, should now be realized, A STRAW. Avectal Dispateh ta The Chicagn Tridune. 81, Loums, Jan.21,—A rellableand well-known wgentleman of this city states thint a Iriend of his, an offiver of the Britieh ariny, at present staging bere, recelved orders yesterday to Immediately report at the headquarters of his regtment, in England. IN THE FIELD. BULRIMAN'S REMNANT. Loxpox, Jau. 24.—A Russiau official dispatch from Kezunlik states thata portion of Sulel- nan Pasha's train, conslsting of 2,000 wagons, was captured on the 16th fust., near Hermunll, about forty tniles weat from Adrionople. Another dispatch from Kezanllk says that from detalls recelved by the Russian staff, Gen. Gourko's victory ot Plllippopolts was more complete than at first announced, Bulelman Pashia’s whole army, 40,000 atrong, was cnaged, and finally split intu two parts, One, commamled by Fauad ePasha, fled to the wmountains, and the other, under Suleiman Pa. sha, retreated In the direction of Haskol, pur- sued by Gens. 8Bkobelofl and Searzofl. The Russlans captured ninety-seven guns. Both fractions of the Turks sccmn to have reachcd Drama, TIIR RURSIAX ADVANCE. CoxsTANTINOPLE, Jan, 24.—Tlhe Hussians who have sppeared at Keshan arc only scouts. Loxpox, Jan. 24.—A Vienua correspondent says that in spite of the negotintions prepara- tions for defending the lines ol Constantinople srebelng carried on with great amctivity, Ac- cording to trustworthy data some GO,00 meu are avallable for this purpose. ARMY MOVEMENTS, Loxpox, Jan. 31.—A speciul from Pera sava a portion of Bulelman Pasha's forees embarked yestenday, and that twelve hattallons more will prubably leave to-night. According to tele- grams received in Parls from Constantinople, the Russlans canuot reach Bulolr for three days. Mehemet All's troops are falllng back from Kirk-Kiliisas on Koulsli-Bourgas. A RUSSIAN OHDEK. A Vienna correspondent says the Rusalan Gen, Btrukofl has been ordered to reach the Dardancllcs as soou as possible. Ifo has twenty-four guuns and & number of torpedocs with him. A number of Turkish men-of-war have been ordered to Uslllpoll. RRINPORCED, A Gallipoli dispateh dated Thursday sayi some thousands more Turkish troops have ar- rived, FRANCE, THE LIPE SENATORSUIPS, Loxnow, Ja —A T'ars disvatch says: ** According to the arrsugement between the Legitim!sts, Bouapartists, and Orleanlsts for tiling the vacunt life Senatorships, the lato Gen, Daureille Paladine’s sucres<or fell to the Or- leanists, who uwomiuated the Duko Decazes. ‘the Bouapartists ond Legitimists were much displrased, and endeavoured 1o persunde the Orleanists to walve their turn, because the Duke Decaresis too Hueral, but the Orlean- 1sts insited upon makivg the nomination, The Republicans nominated M. Vietor Lefrane, who was Minister of Agriculture end Comunerce under M. ‘Thiers. The Duke Decazes will probably be clected; if not, the result will bo very {inportant, as tendlng tu destroy the combination which has heretofure maintained the antl-Republican ma- 'um in the Senute, and filled the vacant He-Senatorships with Monarchists, The Ben- ate Bureaus elected the Budget Committec yes- terday, coushating ol ten tembers from the Luft and cight from the Right. This {s the first time the Kepublicans bave sccured a majority in this Committee, XO CTOICE, VERSAILLES, Jau. 94,—Balloting for life- Scnator was resumed by the Senate to<lay, and agalu resulted fu no cholce, AMNEATT, . VensaLes, Jan. 34.—Tha Chamber of Depu- tles, by & vote of #1 1o i3, adopted the bill granting amnesty for preas offenscs. Two thousaud seven hundred ‘aud nlno persons wers muvllulml. of such oflcnses under the Delroglis Cabluet. MISCELLANFOUS. DANUBE OVERFLOW, Prstit, Jan. 24.—A portion of this town s inundated by a rise in the River Danube, A re- currence of the disasters of 1875 and 1870 fs fesrod. DR. DUTT. Loxnox, Jan. 24,—The heaith of Dr. Tsnac Dutt §s 60 bad that his attcndance upon Parlia- ment this session Is very doubtful. RELIGIOUN, ‘The attention of the Houso of Lords is to be called to o book on the Confessional written by Dr, Pusey, luaders of rotestant organiza- tions tu Loudon are much pleased at the Vatl- can’ posed abandonment of the Scotch hier- archy scheme, It (s sald that the scheme was sbandoned because steps wero taken to enforce the Scotel laws aguinst Papal jurisdiction, B AUSTHIAN CAUINKT. Viznna, Jau, $H.—The Caubiluet tendered their resiguation because of ths opposition of the Laower louse on the question of customs dutles on coffee sud petroleum, The Emperor resery- ed his declston. cReTH, LoxpoN, Jan. $t.—A Vicona correspoudent says a telegram roceived from Cuaues, Crete, dated Jan. 2, states that the Christiaus Leld sll the open country. The Turkish stteupts at concilistion fafled. KOUMANIAN PROTEST, A Berlin dispateh says the Routaanian Minds. ter of Finance, who arrived there, I8 reported to be the bearer of luluzrvnl letter from Prince Charles reque, un.f the Emperor's lnter- vention sgainst the ¢ fon of Lessarabls to Husaia, RESUMPTION, 81, Louts, Jan. 24.—A number of merchants of this city propose to tiold o incetlng lu a few days to tuaugurste the resumotion of specis payment. The purposs is to eivo gold, silver, and currency in cqual proportions in msking change to purchasers of cwls up §o various ) Glod wmounts. Al merchunts favoradls to 6 moyewmvnt are {nvited & 'd the weeting. — INDIANS. Dzapwoob, D. T., Jan, 24.—Yesterdsy about 150 Indlans, golog north, crosted the Bismarck ros) near Bear Buttes. Bevoral (relght tralng were oo the road in that viduity, but none were moleated. . (. ’ PRICE FIVE CENTS. WASHINGTON. Pardon Peremptorily Denied to the Chicago First Batch. Whereupon Charley Reed Sends a Yery Suucy Lotter to Sherman, In Which He Pointedly Refors to the Case of One Jake Rehm, Senator Lamar's Rambling Speech on the Silver Question, He Believes in Resumption Without Legislative Vaceination. The Canadian Governor-General Sounding the Authorities on IReciprocity. President Hayes in Favor of Re: stricting Chinese Immi. gration. PARDON REFUSED. WIICK 13 THE PREDICAMENT OF TIE CRICAGO FIRST DATCI, Soecial Dispatch tn The Chicagn Tribune. Wasmineron, D. C., Jan. 24.—Tho applica- tlon of Roelle, Jusker & Co. and Burton M. Ford, of Culeago, for pardon has fafled. The matter, after having been coneldered by the Attorney-General and the President, was again referrcd back to the Scerctary of the Treasury for his report. ‘The latter has reported ad- versely, aud tne President adopts the report of the Secretary of the Treasury as his own. In response to an-application of Mr. Reed, the President declined tv give any reasons for ro. fusing to grant the pardon other than the face that ke accepted Secretary Sherman's declfsion Reed and Juessen, on behalf of tho partics slzned u written request that they might bave vermission to withdraw TUX LETTER OF JCDGE DLODOETT. This request was accompanied wih the state tnent that In the opinton of the counsel the Jet ter of Judge Blodgett had been contemptuously treated, The President hias taken the request under constderation. The counsel have applicd to the Attorney-Generat for o letter similar to that granted {n the Rebim case, This request {s contained iu the followlng Jetter: Wasnixorax, D, C.. Jan, 2, 187 Charlee: Devens, Attorney-tisneral- plication for tho pardon of Joxeph Hoelie, Anton aunker, and Burton M. Ford, of Chicago, having Leen refused, slthongh fully recommenited by the Federal Judge and District-Attorney, who e pertectly fumiliar with all the facie, we, ut theie nttorneys’ request that you writs to the Unfted States District-Attornoy 8t Cllcao a letter fu rof- erence to the euits now F:ndlng there, wherein tho United Stutes are plaintiff, and onr clivuts ure defendants, simmlinr to the olis you wrote to bim ot the request of the Hon, " Charies B, Law- rence in relation to tho snit of tho Unit- el States againet Jacow Kehm, then pend- mg ot Chicago, wherein the Government_clsims the wum of $1,000,000, We do not remember the exactdaty of that letter, but know it was written souti sfter the report of the Loulsluna Commis- dun. of which sull Lawrenco wasa member. Tho —The Iion, 1n: The np- Secretary of the Tresaury, John Sherman, concurs red 10 that letter, and § was but an sct of Justice to Mr. Mehm that the letter was written. Al weo ask now for our chents s thst you extend the aane earute Of Justice to them. * In that fetter you ditected the istrict-Attorney at Cbicago to dinmise the suit agalunt Mr, Kehoi it the Judges of the United States Courts found from the evidence tnat guod faith on the part of the Governmens re- quired jts abandonment. Pureuant (o that letter toe Juduzew — bave recently heard the evidence, and decided that good falth demandod fta dismineal, which has accordingly been done. ‘The good faith involved Inthe Hehm case arose frous the fact that be had turued Biate's evidenco and became 8 witnesa for the (lovernment tn rula- tlon 1o the whisky conspiracy at Chicago, Itis a matter of current history, of which there s om- am evldence in the D el whisky couspirace lung beforo satd Hehm did, and that thy waid conapiracy was disclosed and de- stroyed by Cuelr testimony, and could not Lsve bLeen broken up witliout their evidence. \We de- siroa speedy answer. Yours respect{uily, Ciiatue I, ean, EDMUND JUTanes Attorzeys. WILL UARDLY SUCCEED, ‘The Attorney-General stated to-night that, so far as at prescut advised, ke could wot grant this request. ‘The letter carries Ita own ex- planation, It will be scen that it containa at least the insinuatlou that the letter glven to Judge Lawrence for Rehin was obtalued on ace count of the fact that Lawrence was a member ot the Loutslana Commission, To that extent this letter of Reed and Juessen will be regarded Ly William E., Chandicer as o valuable contribu- tion to the political literature of the day, Jieed teaves for Chicago to-morrow, confident that he will secure the release of the parties be- fure tho courts, and that TUB GOVERNMENT WILL OBTAIN XOTHING. The theory of the Becretary of the Treasury ev- idently has been that the purdons should not be granted 1o this case, ot lcust until after the civil suits have Leen trivd, as the Sccrctary an- ticipates thut the (lovernment will be able to collect a considerablo sun of motey. COMMENT, The followlug statuineut represents thoe oplu- fons cutertatned of the cuse by bigh dovern- ofliclals. No decislon as to the pandon hus u been reached, sud U is possible thut eyeutuully the recommendation of Judze Biod- wett nav be acted ou favorably, lut thu Scere- sary of the Treudury bellord It u yanion wers to bo grauted now ft would be nused todercat the Giovernment in thy civil cases vow pending, and that that wds thu sole purpose of tne attorneys i secking the pardon, It is under- stood that this view was shared py the Attor- ney-General, and the President determined not to'be in & burry in passiugupon the npl)lu-xulom ‘Fbis {8 the sceret ot the attempted withdrawal of the Jetter of Judge Blodgett, and to-night the two batlled attorneys are BUSY MANUFACTUIING INDIGNATION agalngt the President and the Necretary of the Trewsury, ‘They threaten all kinds of ‘Qlidster upon lils head. ‘I'hiere 1s uuthing surer than this that this Adufnlstration fs detcrinfued to leave the whisky wen to the mercy of the courts, whero the caves may be warly tried, unless the Dis- trict-Attoruy, wio hias uiready urged a pardou, fulls to successfully vrosecuta them. “This s the aspect of tho case the lawyers wiil have to present to thelr cllents. IL i quite naturul he ehould feel udizuanut towards the ofticers of the Government fulllug to view the case frowm ti:is staudpoint, There (8 NMOT A LIVE CRIMINAL CASE I'ENDING sgelust aoy of tho whisky wen. Owlng to the strictuess uf proof required in criminal cases, it 18 clearly impracticable to sustain sy such caso sgalust auy of them wow. The suits pending are all for the recovery of money to be vaid uto the Treasury, A nuwmber of these are pensl o their nature,~that i3, they are forthe condewna- tun or furfelture of spirits and other proporty BBIZED FOM CHOOKBDNESS, or are for the recovery of the double tax on crouked, or for the recovery of asscasmunts wmade lor crookeducss, Pardons have been pleaded {u some such cases, and the Cousts havae substantially ruled that a pardon relcascs any and every woney llabllity in the nature of & wnl{". A ‘pardon would unquestion- ably “releate 8 number of the Chi- cagu cascs, Dotwithstanding the disclaimer of the stiorueys for applicants. The Guvern- mecut ollicers vo tho pardous arc svughs fos