Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1875, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISBED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith St. RY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. gees TAR ts served by carriers to R WEEK, OR ForTY Fork Cexts RK MONTH Counter. Twe Cexre race Coats a month. srr months. THE WEERLY STAR—pe! 82.00 « year pad ms encariotly im advance, ana Che Vo, 45—N?. TWO CENT: AMUSEMENTS FoRms ovens nor se. °NE WEEK, COMMENCING FEBRUARY § AND GRAND MATINEZ SATURDAY SHERIDAN, MACK & DAYS GRAND ComMBI NATION a STAN GRIVALDE ADAMS Wor ENGLISH PANT OMING MENTER S MEASS BAND AND ORCE MONDAY, Fet Mx JOHN Ti PREFER ‘ Os HAND fe Jor if parties G®2eEs ' TUESDAY & ENTERTAIN by tl OPTIMIST CLUB at ODD PELLOW'S HALL, TUESDAY. Febrnary 9. 195, Dew at at 78. Tick ts reserved cont WG. Met Bat thee door tir NAtioNaL THEATER. TURSPAY, Febraary 9 1575 GRAND FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL “MR. DON ASSURANCE, strihation of chara Mr. ». HH ‘ M AN VAREETIES Lessee and Mapa NIGHT : F ft Every Nii 4KTIST IN AMERICA Mlle Gertrade. the Holland Six wey M Me DoVer. sud -- Harry T: K Frank aul Brothers SEMENTS OF A Admivsion 23 ard dO ete N Free Batts AND PARTIES. MADAME E. BASTIEN, (From Baltimore,) takes pleasnres of informing the Ladies of Washing- Son that she has frm this day taken charge of BAIR DEPARTMENT st CHAS. BAUM'S, and business for the’ Inst being experi in Swenty y antees fi sfaction in HAIR DRES=1 CHAMPOOING. and CUTTING CHILDE HA aud RIDES HAIR DEESSING a «pec Ladies will be attended to in their Gwa honses by leaving their orders at CHAS. BAUM'S Corset Factory, teclS. tm 40% 7th street L MOXLEY, COSTUMER, $05 10ru S ™ Ne vEST ollect{77_of Fine Artistic BALL, TAB- LEat end THEA TMIUAL COSTUMES bept oa band. MASK2D BALLS and PARTIES supplied ot | Femsonavie rate= P.S—Remembe Costume, sud ai C oetls- 4m & Mask fs fnrnished with each s delivered and called for MASQUERADE comprising togeth- DPA P ATE THEATRI TABLEAUX AND P. S—Wi hk of our busi nd Wishes ite ate VANI PUBLICAN A=SO tNTT Ai Ma b MES MARY E. LEFEVRE r LOVE AND MARRIAGE u the @ he ate FRIDAY EVENING. FEB 12. iss Book ELL ‘The va.8 SSES for One tollar Foe $39 Cid brawie GLASSES bor 96, SER K vor 31 . TW HEMPLER, Opticia: wy 433 Pennsylvania ave.co ta st BQGEG 258 bs AvENTE OC! , iow) Come One, Come au, To Sample Statt PRATHER P ‘The §2 LHEEMOM ye ty Market ket day there: _ Jnl im Jos_ PRATH Exons, ae | »; PICKLES TABLE SAUCE wat Variety G. G. CORNWELL & SUNS, FINE GROCERS. feb tr 1415 Peuw. ave cpp. W ! Society, Ete. © german given at Masonite i ing Was one of the pleasantest of its sort. The room was beautifully decorated, the Noor was in perfect order for dar was inspiring, and Arkansas. PE CTAL MESSAGE OF . # is the President's message on referred to in yesterda Temple last _EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossin. M&S. GRANT'S RECEPTIONS are held on Saturdays, commencing at three and last- ing until five o'clock p. m. The President's public reception will oc- | cur Tuesday evening, February 234, and will continue from eight to ten o'clock p. m. :—Tuesday, February 9th. ng, the music the refreshments we: elegant and lavish. Mrs. Admiral Porter re- | ceived, and Mr. Sands ted. numbered about EXrcuTIvE Mawston, Feb. 8, 175, | testified as fol Te the Senate of the United 3 send, in ac- ion of the Senate of formation in my ssion not heretofore furnished, relat fo affairs in the state to express the opinion that ws that in the ele partie! pants seventy-five couples of the tollettes Were unusually rich nd. tasteful —To-day being the st day before Lent, the | ftimone a State Dinne Joseph Broo! | opportunity to make calls at those houses receiving on Tuesd: was largely impr INTERNAL REVENUE —The receipts from this source t prived of the pos he constitutic met at noon to-day with h with those » Episcopal will still be soci life at the eapi- urable but positive Ary proceeting overthrown, and | a new constitation a | emolu | deposits my house at that time we rvances enough to ma Al not only er live even during orilies in all thes : to prevent each of tt Imitted to fe ditions from Tre New Sri TR: GENERAL ASSISTANT PosTMAS- . itis thought, be Hon ) appearance same time the ining in one way 1 real hospital an Senators was held ke inte considera- ommendations ¢o:i- ansas, but no Course of x and fully as mu & precedent so tability of state gove yesterday after —Mrs. Wallen proposes to give a charity tea party on thi 1 be given to St migress. Tearnest- | She ake definite ac relieve the Executive tions which should be of the gov- the process Kand St. Paw vask that Congress Will tion in this 9 —King Kalakaua was interviewed at sa decided by the legislative brar Franciseo just before whet he thought of Ame he said to the inqnir- lovely and spirituelic, Washington, tiling for home, R. A. Procron anp THE TRANSTT chet from tie n: nd ordered 1 hospital, Ph London Tim, by Dr. Phips ing the opi of first Mareli from San F; THe TEXAS PAciric RAILR ate Committee on Pacifie Ra Boston and St, Louis. e the earth is con- wing nearer to the sun, observes that it would be somet Dr. Phipson was SENATOR Monroy in the Senate. the resolution to admit Pir Iwill press action to some de! and, therefore, 11 be as well to point out that, while during being a tie, five t Postponed until Senator Stewart. chairman of the is claimed, is a friend of even to the THE 'DENTAT Intely certain that e has not va- the matter of the fur New ReEVEScE Attorney General per’s Ferry pre —The Commit- as this morning jon of the reve: ence to the upon miste lrawn neare aitter (through Mr Stevenson) Jan » injunction of . THE DELEGATE line todivulge anyth | man Smith, ela mmittce on endeavored TRE Mint.—Hon. H. f ix Known that the € ty-two votes i or of bringi ATION COMMITTEE nutes too £ ‘ re, be diminishe nt miles per century. ave no evidence ave been waiting Banking and APPOINTMENTS.— Committee nee to What suggestion they maj to offer concerning the This morning the not having recelved any word fre committee, procecded to provide: fo) support of such a th: seeing that the Chaldeans professed) value for the y os contain an nsidering that Satisfied if they ¥ + Storekeepe Tth district of Kentuck, ; DS. Boneb: ras would make ers—Thomp: ‘. Goaxinew, Colorado. Bank Note ¢ THE GILMorE Cos Hi bled succes: character of the performance. maximum cb imit, by which required t bring the ¢ arerto the sun, is nota ¥ CoNFIRMATIONS. tive session yesterday confirmed the follo , of IL, Gov- nulo territory, vice Edwar ERT last night w: both in the number audience and in tl was & matter of agreeable surprise to the cultivated mus ple present to find another musical o1 ization In existence so well able to contest Theodore Thomas corn. hanily fair nization to com- jeally with the experts of the they showed a pr. mm, and a careful arefal training ssurance of mance wis rs would be 0,000 mailes 1 important point in the inquiry THE ANTH: week ending on the MeCook, re wth ultimo is without It is in statn quo. Guction in all the coal regious is ata very loX point, and no movem making to give it impetus. ply is such that operators do no! 1 those emplo: ister of land office ngton territory, At THE W hamed Visitors had audience w: t seems to be ‘Thomas company, but power Of exe ness of shading that evinces on fine original abilities, givi: ig The perfor "ps to bring their s within what oper ators Edmnne Boreman, Doi cheaper Coal. this state of feeling no uylkH! and Lel A SUBPEN, By TELEG acifie Mail opera ‘apitol, and who i 2 compitales sh NTED FOR THE GREENE > thins trappe y -#t-Arms of th spon hin ly requested the Ho red Wiiting’s ‘ed the mess: ation, considerate tnd more es Ss complained of ard. has nearly comp ‘he term: will close thi up With his cl: alengineers or ners are the same 2 but a distinetion whieh y 8 for a coninissic 1 Garrison observed in the Inasmuch as he will be and not com piace with his Daring his moperial High- hess’ stay at the academy he nas been most earnest and assiduous in bis studies, es clajly in the seienee of artillery and_ fort cation, and the gen: fessors and masters ig that est con't be known, would be as’ Ciory as the preliminary tests through which he has already passed. DEMATERIALIZED BETTING. — On second thought Dr. Miller, the recent con to the genuineness of “materializations.’ considered his offer of $1,000 that Mr. J. Tift could not match the mediums by jug- and faiiel to come to time at Mr. office on Saturday afternoon and de- posit the money preparatory to making the t the gathering of the spir- Siders came down in force and taunted the mediums and their backers This roused the ire of the spiritualists,and much tall talk took place ali round. Bets flew about, but they tact, spiritual wagers, none, so far be heard, taking the “material” v. ¥. World, 8th. ———— F's FUTURE IN SPAIN.—The Paris London Daily News writes. Jannary 2b: “A private letter from Madrid to a member of Queen Isabella's householt speaks of Bazaine as the coming man there. Preparations are being made to | give him a command in the northern army. | if he gain a few laurels there, he will have a Bazaine at the head of the war office, it is thought by the royal family, vonunciamentos Would policy of Prussia Is a cause of embarrassment to the young king’s advisers. | The queen mother, however, is not so dissat- isfied with it. she thinking it will keep son out of the range of Loe Dre de Montpen- + Sottom of her heart she" Thompson, New York: 1D. WHAT THE Crvtr. Riewi1s Brit ING IN THE Souru.—The North house of representatives was intense excitement yesterday, resulting froui. the recantation of tie two leading republisan y on the floor in conse- quence of the passage of the etvil rights bill House of Representatives. examination, through Gre: Switzerland one of the scholarship and ecalti- nu extended tour eon the tou members of that party been of exceeding interest. has returned to Washington, and was in | his seat to-day nator Stew- by the national ey were W. B. Glena and J. Glenn introdugsg . Foote. Mr. resolutions beseeching our brothers of the white race, who haye soTé uihered to the republican party, Lu Séver their connection with the same fv. | the reason that in this hour of extreme peril to our manhood all mere q should be forever sunk in the protection of our morals, our social rights and our race.” The resolutions were post- A number of other re- publican members have declared their inten- tion to indorse them, and it is probable that but few white republicans will be left in the THE FOLLOWING CHANGES [n tt amd duties of the officers of the qu ‘sdepartment are announced:—Co! A.Q.M.G., relieved from ¢ dered to teport for duty r military «division of | e of Col. Robert Alien, as- | ral, who ts re- | Saxton, dep: uestions of party ‘ iiualists, th he zreat issue for ie ee ost ir withdrawal. poned until Friday. Exuse BE 33 BRAZILIAN PEBBLES 1 t duties in the form of eves THE LOUISIANA INVEST New Orleans yesterday, several witnesses amined on the conservative side, who i that the late election in that city ble, aud that they knew of no 03- The cominittee has pondent of th f tae Gulf, and pt. Geo. B. Darby, s duties at Fort Abraham Lin tractsin of republicans, concluded its labors. and will start for Vi Mr. Marshall publist states that no to comunmnedt Assignment pt. Wm. B. Hughes. A. ¢ ‘om duty in the department of “Ari- ordered to proceed to Charle: yet bigher post. rd, in which he tlement has been discussed by the comm! tee, and that the terms of compromise re- y suggested did not proceed from the It is understood that the repub- licans will not submit to anything that will disturb the present organization of their house. The conservative caucus was y a@ resolution for adjust- esabmitted to the Con- gressional committee. It either requires the restoration of the ith of January status or seating of all members elected, leaving the reterning board out of the question. be closed. | rday eventog, kes pioasure tn informin ablic in that Nos. 325 and 35 New! The Spanisl uo loweet market ment of the south for daty . G.C. Lee, A.Q y in the department of the t to the commanding neral military division of the Atiantic for | . nmeni to duty at Boston. Capt. S. F. | Rarstow, A. Q. M., is relieved from duty in | the department of the south, and orderal to the department of Arizona. at that post. Heved from aut south, and will repe terday considerin: ment, whieh ts to have at last discovered a sure | cure for pauperism in Chi je small-pox into the poor-house is working beautifully. They have | wnanTen” Seng weaminaTiex. | FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS. noon, st After our telezraphic report of the Tilton- TrEspay, Febeuary 9 Beecher trial closed yesterday, Mr. Tilton | SENATE.—The Vice-President ws concerning his salary on the Brooklyn Union and Incependent Appropriation bal: Messrs Morrill, ¢ AN EDITOR'S PAY. : My salary at various times in the Sargent and Davis. pendent office varied m S700 a | r. Johnson moved to ree 7 4a ar, and was advanced b: indefinitely postponing the sive steps to the latter sum: from 1 | Court of Claims fixed at $7,0¢ fore that it was $5,000 and lis Lee for the Artingt er cent. of profits; in December, 1-10, I absn- | to. and the bill, with the dened lecturing and took charge of the | placed on the Broosiyn Union, at which time I w: verse report, for a few months, editor of the Independen Iny salary on the Brooklyn om Committee on Militars week, I think; in Ja {lt to retuce and fx the ley at any ofmy property brow, riment of the ent, exe Ih pT SOME mone greed to. the bill w Mr. Cameron, from Committee on ‘clations, reported House resolutie raational F t $17.00, and there was 2 mort: 40; | wasofered for my shu in th ° my property in Llewellyn Park ned at $10.000 then, and ¢ There is also # Jot of | He said these in Prospect Pi nless somebody has | tion Of the ur run om with it. { hier.) 1 unc and rned in tr rman was making inquiries about it te of La the ot ay. [Increased laughter.) Mr. eapressed the sentime Bewen, in or about November, 1 told mi the people of West Virg that for various reasons he wanted to be od Si © placed the come chief editor of the Independent. I re hs upon solved t iv i be no longer on the pa Cat " gave Me notice in Dee: nted to conduct his own months hence. I signed a cont me editor of the Brook ars, and 1 8lso signed anotli- et with him to be a special ec tar to the Independent, at a sal ayear, My salary on the L >, With an additional ten These nN Who Were assuming to repre thern comrivnitics to be contin ing in their places and traduetng a the people whose interests t feet Mr. Clayton moved 1 ts. ateniug to sweep 1 Stories ot my i me trom all y were true I should ward. 11 agreed with him; 1! | President —%& r ries about iy cout thd shed furtte a until Lowen toli'me [wa i bad presented a , | Jos | oft pmo Mr. ¢ pcuments, nthe subj hat with won per published tat this tin lape wi nn before (his vas living with « woma: Was not my wife during my political paign out west; the relatic tome by Bowen was « tonishinent to me. that J r great tended Bowe BEECHER'S INTIMACY Bowen sail I r not be i Piymouth Church, but should xed referones, and, pe the subject, the mor Lit went over ved busi ‘of these stories uite & surp M be cond kof reap driver nd Suggested that I should bring th SE OF REPRES: PIV sation axainst Rim, and he would subst SEE Oe ea een eee tlate them. A draft of the letter of accu Mou Ohio) presented a memorial ¢ tion was prepared by me and taken to Bowen Assoc With the envelope open. [The letter was read interests of alucation. Referred to tt by Mr. Evarts calling cn Beecher to resizn | Comanittcs neation and Labor the pastorship of his church for reasons oe 4 penn Mr. Sypher of inquire Into the expediency on Imported sug: on Way: : known, the letter being signed Theodore Til ton.) Bowen threstened that if It or tiny person of his (Bow nst him that I would never cross the threshold of his office or house, and Ir pled Pshould tell any: pe spective his orany other man’s threats. Lexpe-ted that this letter wonld cause Beecher's te church and this city, as Bowen sii % charges would make him do so in twelve |, Mr. Young (Ga.) offered a resolutic hours. After I had written the letter to | ing the Commissi Leecher, Bowen said why did not the House whethe him promise not to write for the Christian | forchemical compo) Union, and f said I had put enough i $. | Sdopted. v Between July and the 3oth of December T bat ¥, Foland, (Vt) 4 spoken to soine persons with relation, te the Revision of Laws, reported abil in y between Be supply omissions we teen Statnies, Passed. mem! Br. 0 storing « Referred to Cami rat to ¢ patents ons, reported the pension avd it was referred to Ub Whole. Tiere Was then as Mr. Garfield w ing th poken roughly about Bi ance, When I sitid he preached to mistresses. I douot rememt sucha remark, but it was att and T suppose I must have made | ink f | 9) the Whole on my pepe made this remark to. Mrs. a Ne hog if it was made id like to say if 1 mentic om July to December, 1579, to a artics With the exception of Mr fr. Johuson Mrs. Bradshaw All J told Moulton was Uh mate unbandsome approaches to Mf of interest was el appre discussie 1 be const RLS CAN DO—\ mething in a Ci ahout the physical de r y having qumendy substantia nt vmay be the Hof the NEW YORK NOTES. young men, # both in town ith few except o become wit Gagged and Rebbe: ido al And books. Lorsel ating excursions n with bright « eh plainiy tell thi with y rich blow A fire hatve trom th t 1 who is led in the es z of the i J. Sharke city from Havat story of desertion that she dee trails while Sha for Uurce pposed t or rivals mm upon in New York 1 with sted dismond. from Adams expre dew Ye Was committed T Wilh Mose 000 er & short di by hin of liquor wou to | 4 owed his 16. | brutally kieked ate whore courage and fid She th determin ill-treatment and abuse no longer. and con- sequently took pas New York. She | previously v says Sharkey has all the comforts of jite All but $4,009 has bee being freely supplied with anuney by lis riends and relatives. nin who took the s while the wa Bait. INcmpENTS tN NEW MEXIcO.—A river. Western paper relates the following: =A | ballin Santa Fe was attended by the mem- | A hers of the best society in the place, but an | prize inciuent showed that border usages are not Inerie confinéd to border raftians. George Stone, son of the leading lawyer, and John Collier, son of the leading physician, were among the dancers, and Miss Townley, regarded as the handsomest young lady in Santa Fe, was there too. She is a coquette, and that night she accomplished the common feminine ex- ploit of making each of two admirers believe that he was most agreeable. At last their at- tentions clashed, and, without a word of con- troversy, Collier drew his revolver and firca at Stone, the bullet making a terrible wound in the suoulder. The wounded ran at once Shot his assailant dead. As both lay on the oor unconscious, Miss Townley dropped the coquetry that had made the deadly trou ble, and revealed her preference for Collier b; throwing herself wilily upon his dead body Stone will recove ‘om Alien rly in the Spring. On § = miles of this city at cateh weights, ac rl ¥. Sun, h. Margaret Clark, busband and wite, aget They came from England fort Whom is aged seven years. Not Enoav legislature remains unchanged. Two ballots Bullock 30, Bisbee 30, rest scatter- ing. To the joint session of the West Virginia legisiature yestertay the ballot for United States Senator resulted as follows: Camide: 25, Walker 25, Stevenson 10, Carpenter 1 yesterda: ton and Figth streets. Hoboken, N. notified their pastor, Rev. J. R. Bryan, his preaching is not’ eloquent” enough Ancp! JOHANN SALvaror. of Tos cany, &n officer of the Austrian army, has | ba been ordered under arrest beeause in a | bishop. pamphiet on military reorganization he violently attacks Germany. and declares that war between Austria and Germany ts impending. ae Counterfeit $50 bills. miserably execat- die Rey. Henry Ward Beecher by mea: districts of Louisiana. | cused.—V. ¥. Jovy- Com. ar Several earthquake shocks were feit in 7A Nashville paper makes the wili San Franelseo ay, causing some alarm, | statement that Senator-elect Johnson in his especiatly among the congregations in tue | speech in that city “makes a casual allusion | churches. No damage is reported, to the con: nnoane | 8S committee of conference on the legislativ Mr. Jonson gave y he woukl address Y mortgage on it: Lende Mr. Davi Moulton to purchase it, bu’ West Virgi ai ime money. I never remember being feral in Maire oma tana fe beliewsd’ these accom, ing docu e Sst of D in reference to Arkansis aMfairs be referr THOSE STORIES ABOUT TI to the Comun pou Privi Rowen o Were cin tions. He a short time sin 1 from the Ho « forth bis claus to th Senate do now « ed a resolntion t Lirect of Patents to inform P NOW fssui ands, and if not, wiry ni vom the Committee on ct errors in tbe eill. (Pa.) from Committee on Ap ppropris man Twas pre A Pawnbroker Knocked Down avd . cee o| | THE MEMPHIS AND “Burning of a Dire Ezine House. THE CHAMPIONSHIP.—A nd the championship of t Louis nl George Rook of this city is to be foaght | turday Arthur | hambers, on beliali of the former, deposite ~ with Harry Hill. The backers of tbe pugilists are fo’ meet on the ith inst. todraw Up articles of agreement to fight iovronedt ed ng | to the rules of the London prize ring, tor 5) a side and the championship of the N AGED CoveLE wHo Liven, Dren, AND WERE Buried TOGETHER.—Robert and vectively 86and #1 years, who died of old | awe within a few boars of each other in Newark, N. J., last week, were buried San- ? r-two i ys ago. and had lived together sixty-one eons. Tae y had pine — — grand . irty-seven children, and great BALLOTING FOR S®NaToRS IN. Two | parents to e ‘ x a SvaTeEs.—The situation with the Florida | grand parents to five children, the elest of | | T ExovGu.— The board ot | trustees of the Methodist church at ig nag u the requirements of the charch. The pastor res | remonstrated, bnit the trustees are inexors bie, and demand his resignation. Mr. Bry: s concluded to abide by the decision of the ———$$— $—————— ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD MR. BEEcu | Pra Harris, who was arrested som> | time ago on a charge of attempting to ewin- | oF a | forged check, was on Saturday discharge! ed, have been put in circulation in the rural | Mr. Beecher did not appear against the ac tulloa of our common country.” LOUISIANA. | A New Plan of Compromise. BELRCHER'S TRIAL. Tilton’s Cress Examination To-Day. A GREAT CARLIST VICTORY! 7.000 Killed and Wounded Alfonsists. MEMPHIS AND EL PASO RATLROAD ‘| CRIMES AND OASUALTIES. TILIONS TESTIMONY. A Letter to Fetch Beecher, New York, Februncy 9. ‘ in? 1 epere ing whe resumed | » the Ww 1 his crowsex- ie said: When 1 , te's letter on the 20th 9 Bowen and Boos 1 Was we tot ower or ot te don cident of the fying me one from hie wondent, and Brooklyn Ur to pr the letter of January it to Bowen, oa previous t nat it was Buished next da Tiere was’ nothing in’ tat letter al Reecher’s relations to Mrs. Tilton or myself All that was designedly left oat. Mr g¢ about it, and ut of the letter AIS PIPRY PHRASES. Ishowel the letter to Mr. Fond on Sunday morning when 1 was writing it. The letter Was net then in a completed stat essence of If Was the samems it ts did not advise me to strike out any portion of it. Laid y Fort stood iu re- lation of trusies my wife in the rand 1 never for rolucing her in it ys indannary TD handed yerper to Moniton as soon asa When I gave this let. ress my desire to wre th tobt him | wanted WITH HOWE ws possible, Lasked him at one of th arbiiretars to reme F their baving . raters. He destred whole case aad I gave apa his request One of the firs this Bow ‘ w ter to Me have a sett py of bonds I pot thy om the ist or J ithorization to him, and my Univ. I do not of Moulton’s first inter- n. but time om reported ED AN ARBITRATION, Y tion, bat Mow etual arbitr 1 think. Ido not from the time 4 the Con in BGO Mex. Tilton was ta- ipterview with Bowen on the rlast. She only knew of them aber spew Lieft him in the « wotil Some time in | formed int that if pulpit t WAS on aeCU MES. TILTON S ANXIFTY AND SOLICITUDE that I bad the view with Beecher. | Moulton went te ida after his serious i Imination being about the Ist i ory Was very slow, ever, on b | sick bed : ot. The de- Jabors were for | ter of the | 1 | Snow Storm in Eng! Loxpex, February *. A show sterm | vails on the southern part of Eughund to-day | Shot by Order of Dow Carlos, ! Mapnip, February 9. —The 1 whose ath and s theck © Micial disp w by onder of F King Alfonse. teh Or a that the of tue Alton he Carlists the i by i jer in his st | ever, wl have no H n. 1 Valmaseda M tain gr Caba nears oct to the isin A Great Carlist Vie Lespox, February 9.—The t aim 1 Paseo RAIL. ROAD. The Receiver of the Read Tells How He Was Appotated. ‘ It having been aster an raliroad cons "™ay ¢ . z on John © © ec - Mempais and npany. whe sald that he bad been of the legal es, the case romise Pia Tie Times’ New t in the conserva five hours) ex- was appointed to re ition, The ¢ for the appoint- 3G to 2. rican mittee appolni plan of compromise reported & resolution in fever of ‘itlement, Regui not recognizing the Kellorg govern- taken, the censideration e resolution being deierred until to- ing at 765 26th tenement, resulted in the burning to ot Minnie and Aoguusta Leavy, aged respec- lively ten and seven years. Lewis Leavy, their father, was fatally burned, —_—_——— common yesterday, in the case of Catharine Friesse vs. “Anthony Prince, foran assault by spitting in the old face and slapping heron both cheeks, the brought: in a verdict for plaintiff, for $2, oe —~ Fi 9A JEwes, DEL. Febru .—A steamer, . to be the Manhattan, from Liver- . arrived during the night and proceeded up early this morning. The unknown steam- er ison the lec breaker, with a signal of dis- tress hoisted. —e—— TRENTON, N. 3, dau 7 senate passed a concurrent resolui ment sine die on the 4th of March. The appointed a committe of five to Investigate the charges against the sanitary condition the state normal school. —_e— F Fire in Philadciphia. PHILADEL gy aed fire, whict: it is feared will ve disastrous, is now raging at Keen Coates’ tannery near Front and Laurel streets. Two alarms have been already sounded. New Yors, January 9.-The weather here to-day is intensely cold. Telegrams from eastern and nortler) + * ;opert the same condition. a