Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1877, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Exeept Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, } y ja Ave cormer Lith street, aper Company. N, Pres't. BY The Evening Star Newsp: S. H. KAUPEMAN ees THE EVENING STA® is cerved by carricrs to aubseribers ot Ten Cents per week, or Forty four Cents per month. (vpies at the counter, Two Cents evch mend — postage prepaid | Bixty Cents nth; one year, #6. Tux Werk. STaR—pubiished on Friday— $2 a year, postage BF AL mail mbseriptions tavariably in advance, | ae 3 of aclver hed Dos. G21 and 623 D street, ciel att th nt» ber importation + eelebrated MONCGRAM KID GLOVES. 2 PT TTONS B BI TiO 5 FURS!! LADTES SFAU SKIN SA’ BO © 36 uch * deop, best MUFFS 2ND BOAS, In Sea), Mink, Otter, Lyn. &c. OABEIAGE ROPES. REAR. WOLF AND BUF FURS!!! a om - dressed Sine FALO SKINS, GENTLEMEN'S SEAL AN y Japa. GAUNTLETS LeRS, FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED. B.M. STINEMET: M 3. MAX WEY No. 712 Seventh street north west. New Store, New Goods and New Busin & choter I have now sendy for inspect 0 ot Wersieds Aitic.e-, Orns Embroidery and Fancy Goocs:f all kinds browlery work made to order, at Sar plug mud Plat ae sold st rede 2 t bared t ber Bye 5 oth ly + S Mi NER’ ~— FuUet CLASS MIL GRANLY OPEN CK of an ENTIRE: NEW 10K ORK, dé tron * ’ \OB PLUSH »WaNCY FEATHERS BS and ON aMENTS. 10K, wd Builling, 522 Ith st. mow. we WOOLEN SKIRT. The intes weventy tur Ladiks WEAR _ Ther citdesirable. cvmtoriable aud si ii-h Skirt ever produced. {As tn #Fhirt istutroduced only through t¥o or three leadtog houses in each e.ty, it cannot becom commen). and det na ities of MERINO UN EBM Eaueior “Geuttemen and Cuildrea. DEBW bas, for Lad mew and beactiful tyles rcotved daily; awortment Jerge and qtalitice oud designs the most desirable. DOUGLASS, Ninth ond F streets northwest, Be. Cad Baiaiog. eet)?- 3m M RS. J. P. PALMER, 1107 F STREET. Berwsen Alta ayp 1314, LK VEL ES and SILKS. Sati: SON. Farcy and Ostrich FEATHERS, French FLOW £ NAMENTS and Lacks. Also, the Jugla and Mon: all the new snades Special artention given to orders, Cc LOAKS FOR LADIES AND MISSES, Tn All leading styles, at ects im WILLIAN'S. am KID GLOVES, tr oct!?- tr LADIES BAZAR, 614 Hh street, oppo ite Pi Contains the Inrgeet snd ch: BRELIN ZEPHYR WORSTE Binge and Doube GERMANTOWN WHO Impet nd Domestic KNITTING ¥ SILK AND COMBINATION SUITS, im ported Dy oct8-im j** H. VERMILYA, LADIES BASHIONASLE BOOT? MAEER, 610 Xb street, opposite Patent Ofive. fine stock of Fall sud Winter BOUTS of our Sa 6 Sr re GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. » | FALL STYLES NOW READY. GENTLEMEN'S BROADWAY DRESS HATs, For Only $1.00, FINE SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS, of the ost approved patterns, for Geutlemen, Youtns aud ‘Largest assortment of UMBREL: mo? M. WILLIAN. LAS and OANES ‘Tine LOWEST MARKET PRICES WALTER KER, Hatter, ecti? tr 1419 Penna. ace., avove Wiilards. G,. F: SCHAFER, : BIEKCHANT TAILOR, LUSE BUSIN Ss, SHING GOODS: Sci MARES, » Fg d. OOATINGS, LAND OLOTHS . K snd CASHMERE VESTINGS, ft Cont Eissovserren. eed 2m 1111 Penna. venus NW. 414 —— 44 MENCHANT TAILORING PARLORS, 414 Ninth street, Contatns the largest and choicest assortment of MBEOHANT TAILORING GOODS WEST OF ENG SIL To be made « BFA CAL the Was! pablic. only in PIECE doops aca be Keepe po Ready made Garmen Bone but the ever before to KEEN deals PI best Cutters, and with material advant Piao ar ie riacE in a Wout at = MEGINNISS — * Me iyl-ly No ((OKE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS. 40 BUBLELS DELIVERED FOR $2 20. GAS LIC UT OFFICE, eeth tr ___ #1 tand 413 Tenthstreet. CoEss. BAD NAILS, BUNIONS CHILLBLAIBSS, &c., as also ali Chronic Din- . Cons DB. SUHULTZ, the 5 sete Chiropedist sod Physician, G03" Prans yanis avenue porthwest. Painless operations, o r+ =——s a YOMBINGS MADE INTO BRAIDS, CUBLS, PUFFS, Bazi-faction ‘warranted o's west IANO. ORGAN, VIOLI GUSTZNE: oc, in tho best manner. Mrs. ISAPRRLLA Lin ola stand, 7th street, one cs M boubd oe peruitual wurrk & CO. Tre street mweiy EMOREST PATTERNS, Str ies, jast received by WP. “Ghee asd Slash he & &. 5O0-N®. 7.677. Vs WASHINGTO THE ELECTIONS. New York and Massachusetts, »D. C., TUESDAY, NOV TWO CENTS, EMBER 6 1877. | TRF EASTERN QUESTION, — =| | SIEGE OF PLEVNA CABINET CRI oD SPECIAL NOTICES. THE EVENING STAR, (PHOR. WENESS CLASS 18 Guna Ag | = ——— Ure! hime} . fy . ee + Stor. Clocd Bu.dins, WeDNeSbaY. a os.p. Washington News and Gossip. m. sharp. 2 ts 0 Stas 1 oOo 0 GOVERNMENT RECKIPTS To-Dar.—Inter- CS vest VLUMBIAN tee nec ¢ Tals RYEN pal revenue, $54. 914.51, customs, +815 2. | iuuh heieiey See oe No ConFIRMATIONS were made in execa- a WM. B, McLEAN, teribe, © Session to-do y. yA MFEIING OF THE WORKINGWEN?: | og. 3 1. CaRPaNT#R bas been reappol | EVRA ING. of So clock at Beck's Hall, L uitana | €@ @ trustee of the Reform sebool of the Dis- | B¥et Go, Letwe DOE ane wreete trieters ab the President. JOHS J. MEANY. Roe. see. | Buanps Sivek binn—The Senate was Officially notified to-day of ihe pas of Biand’s stiver bill in the Houw, by a me senger irom ihe Hou-e of Represeatacives. AMONG THE SENATE PETITLONERS (> das were several women who own pro erty | aid desire to be relieved from taxation thereon or be allowed fo vote. -SCRETARY THOMPsuN and Attorney Genera) Devens are expected to return this evening from Indianapolis, where they weut to attend Senator Morton's funeral. THE NATIONAL FOKEST ASSOCIATION Petitioned the Senate to-day tosea! a com- mission to Europe to examine the forest sys- tem of the continent for the perpos. of pro- teeting and tnereasing the for nerice by the information to be obtained thereby. ath APPL C.NES tothe 3 ene heme i on WEDNE: its es SDAY.» Li ha! 4 ON. a! ove ‘clook ty attend tus rPRSDERICKG Kowa. ¥ the hail, Be guiwovd, D Gite ep a SWEET, P.S Fune.a e e.TO TH MAC ENTON LOL t © S io U € Gu meeting will b | 2dG,7th tustant, at um 1c Counidered JvpG# Coot of Iowa, Whose names was aretheb ever ext: BPETS a uevs-3t act. [>> COLLECTORS ov rice, pisTRICT oF COLUMBIA, Wasnixetox, D. C., November 1, 1577. IMPORTANT TO TAX. PAYERS. The Co lector cf Taxes is to reesive the ti gham bres 2k, Hts Es mi aroms Op town pa | gent (othe Senate today for an Italian coa- | moved > MO. Ga Teh usec! <a ctl | sulate, was formerly Commissioner of sireets berth , Upeteire Offi indian Affairs under Secretary Harlan, and | m' 2t0 Pet | his acmunistration of the atfairs oi that oitice LACK CURTAINS Weare of tiog | Was romewhat criticised at the time. | Pea ccerens Penne oad | _CHAXGES have been made before the com- mittee on Ionian affairs against the coutir- committee, however, has not (as has errooeously stated) ‘deci ted to report Mr. Hayt un‘ayorably to the Senate. AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House this moruing were Senators Matthews, Dor- sey and Christiancy, and Representatives Luttrell and Leovard. A delegation of three colored workingmec, headed vi t twent tax for yest endin; Bee - > Foal ond perencal propery be eat ot Cece” | by A Ford, called upon the President to- row By the terms of this act one. | GRY. pal! of x mst be paid before the first dav of Back To Morro Sergeant at. French, of the Senate, received this moraing @ telegram from the committee of Senators who visited Indianapolis to attend Senator Morton's funeral, saying that they are ail Welland will be ta Washington to-morrow morning. S77. Af not paid d2fore that date’ ther be mdded to be collected with penalty of two per centam npon the amo * ‘unt thereof and 8 ike penalty on the firet day of each succeed- bth.” JOBN ‘ F. COOK, b, {Rep., Union, Crit} Collector D. U. UNKIVALLED In Quality and Pr Senator Kernan sub- mitted the petition of the board of trade of New York in the Senate to-day for the ap- Pointment of a joint commission of both ouses ¢f Congress to Investigate the s ject of savings banks and their orgauiz Uons, &e, BAVINGS BANKS. Champagne Wines of MOET & CHANDON, MOET & CHANDON, Established 1743, EENAULD, FRANCOIS & Co, Sole Agents for U. 8, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM. KENTOCKY BLUE LIOK, BEDFORD, BETHESDA, And other natural MINERAL WATERS for sale at MILBUEN'S PHARMACY, 1.420 Penn. avenue, norl ely Nor ENovuGH TO GO RouND.—The com- mittees on agriculture, manufactures and expenditures in the State department are en- in from the fact that the chairman of each committee demands the right to say who that clerk shall be. THE STATEMENT in a Washington dis- patch, that Mr. Potter is recousidering his refusal to accept tae chairmanship of the Pacitic railroad committee, is cmtradicted bye dispateh from New York, which says: «He has at vo time doubted that he coald not properly serve, and he will not aceept.” ANOTHER INDICTMENT was handed wut by the grand jary at Columbia, 8. C., yester day. egatnst John J. Patter-on ona charge of bribery ip purchasing nis seat in the U. 8. Benale. fwenty-four witnesses ailege that they were Uribed to voue for Paterson, all belug ex-members of the legislature. THE STATEMENT that Speaker Randall decitued to entertain a motion made by Mr. Calkins, of Indiana, to aijourn as a mark of respect to the late Senaior Morton, it is sala, sep2s-tr ING EVESY 8SUsv4Y AP TERNOOM, 4 INCOLN HaLt, AST TUGEE O'CLOCK. Short and caruert addresses Goo singing by 8 quartette. Young men come, Every body welcom sepis-tr. 2 from the errorsacd tn- « weakness, carly de send a receipt that CHARGE. Thi dressed enveloj INMAN, Station D, Bi HUNYADS JANOS WATER xD BUFFALO LiTHIA WATER, Are offered by the bottle or case. at lowent rates, by | does the Speaker injustice, as Mr. Calkins W.8, THOMPSON, on first making the motion to adjouru did seps-tf ‘TOR Lich street. not state the purpose for which an adjoura- Do cannes Dace, ment Was asked. 1340 NEW YORK AVENUE. NATIONAL Epucatios OF WoMEN.—Mr. Buckner’s bill for the national education of women, introduced in the House yesterday, proposes the « stablishment in the District o Columbia of a university for the education of women in the liberal arts and science, un ler the name of the “Women’s National Uai- versity,” and appropriates $509,000 for tuat purpose. x Jorsey as erroueously printed in Boyd's Directory for is77. jan6 ly SCS SAMUEL G. YOUNG, NOTARY PUBLIO, ootiT-tt Orrice—8tar Buitnixe. oO PTICIanNn lnm awarded to me by the Great World's x art ec! at where a life insurance fared in Gold, Silver and Frameless, Tuth senuine | policy provided that the insured should not of SPECTACLES, OPEBS GLASSES, MIOKO- | reside south of the 33d ¢egree of north lati SCOPES aud SHADES for the oun, tude certain months of the year, and it ap- q . that he reside in the city of scts-trlstp_1980 Ponnsrivania evenuon.w_ | Ry“ orieans within the proaibived tine, a eriod, su residence without @ written Wo.1426 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fonsent ‘of the company, and’ without the oct23 Istp.am Between Mth and Isth stroets. knowledge of the company, voided the 4810w’s GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, | Polley. —— 12325 Penasyivaniaavenue. Mississipp! Levers. —The bill introduced Seen French aa Gonean Poeeevares (Rew | in the House yesterday in relation to the Eine Palntings, ine Chromo, &c.; Gilt and Nickel | Mississipp! levees, provides for the creation Frames in every style for Porcolaine and of @ commission to continue the survey of the Missiesipp! and its tributaries, and to decide upon the proper method for reciaim- ing the overflowed lands. Bonds are to be issued for forty-five miilions, to rua thir! years, and lo beer 4 per cent. interest. A ta is to be laid or all lands reclaimed and upon the topnage of all vessels navigating the gph Portraits. The public are invited to examine Sur stock, in which wili be found all’ the late publi- cations of foreign houses. (October ist will receive @ fine stock of renuine Sussia_L Goods, coniprising Frames, Port- folios. Portomonats, Osses, £0. Gold Frames fur Mirrors, Portraits and Land- scapes, and all styles of Frames, Bpantsh, Freuca, aud American Maples, with or withunt velvot ut old Iintngs, made to order, at reasona’ le prices. siream, to constitute a sinking fund to re- a Sola: eiheer per Wir i-oxe, Screw | deem the principal and interest of the ican, Byes, dc., for hanging pictures, Paintiogs packed, — Gn packed sud bong 07, coms ‘tent workmen. FAr «ERS ON THE F NANCES.—The pub. it. BARLOW give his special attestion to lishers of the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture and Farmer bave forwarded to Congress “a farmers’ petition” measuring 127 feet in length and containing 5 574 numes, asking for “a finaucial system independent of a me- lailic bat They insist that the whoie transfering, lining restoring O11 Palutings. Family Portraits restored with the greatest care, #0 | 9 to preserve the original! Oarslogues to be bad on application. angS)-Sa I AM NOW READY TO SET THE BULDEMAN’S AUTOMATIO FLOOD-VALVE for the protection of dwrllipgs against overfiw- | theory of specie resumption Js unphilosophi- ini sewer, 8 d eoarantte periect sel of and ‘satis cal abd unsound, that values, being relalive m in every cave. No cure, no pay! e ovly thing ‘wi can be said to be a BA. BIDGWAY Fisctital ctomber. | standard of value is ‘necessity, the mean rer lation of all commodities; tuat money is simply a creature of law, an instrament of commerce. of payment. ELECTRICAL ANNUNCIATORS FOR THE Hovse.—The resolution introduced by Gov. Pound, of Wisconsin, providing for electri- cal apnunciators for calling pages, proposes eral sub-oifices or stations for sheers, either io the rear of the members ee or in the coat rooms, each station to be provided with an annuncialor similar to ER MANY TROUBLES and heavy ex: the only per‘ect retief from inw rowers, ave, AFT: 1 found my basements by ev: row? tion of the Boldeman's Flood -V: EA Bicgway on condition of of failure (o give perfect relief. ss T SILVERBERG'S 312 SEVENTH STEEET. benses dation of a the adop- Fine Crystal Goblets, 48¢_ per set. Uhose used in hotels, with the number of the Bee otel Goblets, 7S. per ret. seats connected and the name of the mem- | rid, pial Fifth Avenue Goblets, 7c. per set. ber inseribed. Each seal is to have tele. Breakfast Sets, Usk pattern, Sc: 4 graphic connection with one of the annun- ine Pitcherey Fruit stavas, he rien clators, £0 that by simply pressing a button landsome Plated Castors,5 bot:les, $1. the number and name are reveuled to the ew Pattern, double platid page. lated Pickie Stands. 91. — Table, Deeert, and Tea Spoons and PosTAL SAVINGS BANKS —A bill was in- Solid S:eei Biiver- Kaives, $2 per set. troduced in the House yesterday to estab- Ivory-Handle Ts je and Dew-tt Ratre » $140 ber | hich postal savings banks. It authorizes | Gall Bells, $1 Breaktast Bells, S0c. every postmaster whose salary is $1,090, on Carver and Fork, 8c and 8! per pair, application, to @ Savings bank. De. Knife Boxee, 2i¢- 0c. aud $1 posits as low as 2 cents to be received, and itll Mate ate and, $1 # set. Fino Japaned | cach account is nob to exceed $200. When ‘Larse aworavent of Boyuet Holders and Vases at | #25 18 deposited it shall bear 3 per cont. in- Large asso: Be ,W0.. and §1 eacl raphs of Centennial Statuary, framed, jocided bargain. terest when placed subject to 90 days’ notice before eall. It authorizes the issue of 3.55 bonds in denominations of $25, $W, #10) ana uminatad Mottoes, very ato, ench. | ¢390, with coupons, payable every three | Just received at su) Ee months, Which on demand, suall be payable fetropolitan Bazaar, on amounts de; wueo Called. The 18 tthwte ‘312 7tn st., near Pa. avenue, bonds to be issued when notified vy tne Po st- over fifty “miltion is master deposited. PROPOSED CONSIFITUTIONAL AwneND- MENT.—The joint resolution introduced yes- lerday by Representative Buckner, of Mis- USSELL’S ICE CREAM AND ICES, THE BES1 THAT CAN BE MADE. Parties and Weddings furnished with every requi- cite, SEATS BUSSE ans JELUIES every a f Saloon tx attractive as ever, (YT: ARS, COFFEE, THA, CAOCOLATE, Boe 1 _ 0c ! siz | oct6-tuthe,Im 1427 New York avenue. | L°&s=e4™ & WEAVER, RESTAURANT sad Pennsyleania | cctse-iny ‘Aajeiniog Willard’ ote, j LADIES’ CAFE, mation of Mr. Hayt as Indian commissioner, | titled jointly to a clerk, but the trouble comes | Liberia Not a Paradine, ITS ADAPTABILITY FoR © /LONIZATION. | _ The Department of State is in receipt of in | formation from Lb» ta m the sabjsct of the Condition of ths country and i's adaptabilicy for colonizaiion. it 18 represented that the | frequently repeatel staements as (o the feruhity Of the soi! and the beauty of the | country are correct, but that the elim: | the sea enast is very’ dangerous vo nll bat the netives. Horses, motes, and donkeys ¢ uot live there. Horses are found tn the t but when brought to the sea coast sic ui die. Although, as to Leu/peratare, co is ant summer prevails. yet the miasma’ic infta | ence caused by the heavy rains, alteraatiog with hot sun shine, causes sic 3 daring | six mocth® of the year; and daring the re- he the =no is impossible for any bat natives to work The ocein temperatire is about 85 cezrees, but on account of the dampness of the climate the heat is sultry, | depressing. ad weakening. | There ts sill very little civilization ant | wery little agric: al enterprise. bas never prod | own home suMecieut food for her | fon; and althouga she | rice um pt Ti -grOWINE countr: | is imported from FEngla | tries, and sold the cost at whi and sold there. Flour Is fourt barrel, butter one dollar j 1 dollars por pound, aud | hams from five to cieht dollars. Otaet pro- visiouk are proportionally high. There is not a plongh tn tse in { the agrt cultural im f the most primi Hasses, hoes, bill | | 0 public sehanla | ' Ss fo Cot le with the The natives are stror hardy, and one of them will do the wor horse at fifty cents a day. The back, hilly country is said to be and healthy, but it ix penetrable oaly by foot paths Which have been cut by the nw Uves through the aimos? impenetrable for- ents; and everything must be borae on the | heads or backs of are no roads. BENATOR Jones. of Nevala, who ts a member of the silyer comm'ssion, ts confi- | dent that there is a clear majority iu the Sen- ate in favor of passing the silver blil which pessed the House yesterday. A LETTER FROM SENATOR BLALNE reports his health much betier than when he lett Washington, alibough be has not yet fully recovered from his late indisposition. He expects to retura to Washingwn in a fort might. THE CENTENNIAL FUND.—The board of finance of the Centennial exhibition have re- paid the whole amoant of the #1 500 000 loaned by the government. The treasurer of the board at Philadelpiia las received a letter from the Treasury announcing the fact. AT A MEETING oF THE CORRESPOND last evening, a commities, consisting of Messrs. Adams, Boynton, Maclride, Wight and Pilsbury, was appointed to make arrangements with reference to the assignment of sats inthe House reporters gallery. Af THE REGULAR CABINET MEETING to day all the members were present excep Secretary Thompson and Attorney General Devens. The session lasted anti! half past two o'clock. Most of the time was oceupiad with discussing the various reports to be made to Congress at the regular session. It TURNS OvrT that the silver pill which Mr. Biand had passed in the House yester- under @ suspention of the rules was not bill originally advoca'ed by him, but the mentioned in the bankiog and currency pmittee on Saturday last, and which sub- uently had been reierred, by order of the House, to the cotumitiee on coluage, weights and measures. PERSONAL.—Senator Edmands was on the floor of the Senate charaber to-day for the first time in over a week, his absence having been caused by the severe illness of his wite. Mrs. Edmunds is recoveriug her healtn. Governor-elect Bishop, of Ohio, left for bis home last night. ----Ivis stated’ with mu positiveness that Henry 8. Sanford bas b: agreed upon as minister to Belgium. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.— The President sent to the Senate to-day the following appointments for confirmation John Q. Smith, of Ohio, consul general at Montreal; Dennis N. Cooley, of lowa, consu! at Spezia, Italy; Alex. M. Stein, assistant U. 8. treasurer at Cincinnati, and the following postmasters: Francis M. Cassiday, at Win- verset, lowa; Lafayetue Combs, ai Bedford, Towa; E. P. Du , at PI emine, La.; Wm. F. Lee, Pensacola, Flori TuE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS met this morning and agreed to report favorably to the Senate for confirm: tion the et of Mr. Stevens as min- ister to Norway and Sweden. The appoint. ment of John Welsh, of Philadelphia, as minister to Great Britain, was not consid- ered. Contrary to rumor, no charges ha © been made before the committee against Mr Welsh’s confirmation. TRANSFERRING CoNnvicts.—The recent decision to transfer District convicts from the Albany penitentiary to Baltimore, be- cause it costs less, is not the only move in tbat direction for economy's sake. Tove De partment of Justice has decided that all U 8. convicts now in the different penitentia- ties where the expenses per diem are over twenty-five cents shall be transferred to pen- iteptiaries where the expenses per man du not caceed that amount. NAVAL Nores.—Lieutenant Com mander Charles J. Barcley relieve Lieut. Com- mander E. 8. ieye tr, of thecommand of the | Storeship Onward, at Callao, Oct. 8 The Ossipee is at Hampton Roads. The Ply- mouth willleave Han pion Roads in aday or two fora cruise in the Wast Indies, and thence so Aspinwall. The Vandalia arrived at Villefranche about the 19th of October from Smyrna, The Tallapoosa arrived at Boston, November 5th, from Portsmouth, N. H., on her return to Washington. CHARGES AGAINST COMMISSIONER Ery- AN.—Pending a report ou the confirmation of District Commission Bryan, whose appoint- ment is now under consideration — Sea- ate committee on the District of Columbia, over a dozen distinct allegations why the Senate should not contirm the appointment have been made. The charges were in such i lar form and of such a varied charae- ter that @ sub committee consisting of Sena- tors Ingalls, Rollins and Merrimon was ap- fre to consider them. Preparator; his work, Senator Ingalis has notified the Persons making allegations to pul them in proper form in writing. When this is done the Basi es will be suomitted to Mr. Bryan, and hi ll be given au opportunity W ap- pear before the committee and reply to them. Among the us who have le charges ae Mr. Bryan are ex-Distriet Attorney Birney, Albert Grant, and @ person named Phillips, a discharged employe of the Com- missioners. THE SENATE COMMITTEES. --It is ex- tremely probable that within a fewdays a caucus of the Senate republicans will be held for the purpose of re-erranging Senate com- mittees, caused by the ueath of Sonator Morton. Many of the Senators favor no im- mediate action on the subject, be lleving that, out of res] to the memory of the deceased, Ube question shonid be deferred at least thirty. days. Senator Mitchell, who is chairman of the comraitiee on ratiroads, and is also sec- ond on the commiitee of privileges and elec- Uons, of which Mr. Morton was chairman, is extremely anxious to be relieved from the duties which devolve on bim gs actual chairman of committees, and is in favor of bolding a caucus to decide the matter this week. Sevator Morton was second on the committee of joreign relations, and se: native carriers, as there | ‘on those two com Mr. Mitchell will wen the anshij Liberia | FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. ; TuFspay, November 6. SIS IN FRANCE, wneral of Senator Morten TNE PLecTIONs. IMPRESSIVE SERVICES AT THE CaURcH The funeral of ex-Secator Mortoa took x vorx piace at Indiangyolis yesterday. Ka‘a fell AT —The Cour laid before the Sen- | John Morrisvey and Sugastas Schell. from daylight Uli ncos. From the opening | #te tamupica!ion from the Postmaste: | New Yore ¥.6.— Tne Weather is of the court house in the morning antii t Gem ral, calling attention to a deficiency of past ten an uninterrupted throng moved | £1.00 inthe salaries of postmasters. Re ferocah, viewing ae recat. As tnet boar | {erred to committee on appropriations. | A pireden hen eg errr e his and petitons were Introduced wi! Fe cashet Was taken to the hearse aud feired as follows: By Mr. Hamlia—A peti eosY sansaenaes : | tion fixing the terms of retiring ariny om PR not | cers; commitieeon military atfaire. Ay New York, Nov. 6 —Great tnterest is bee ing manitesiad (a the seventh seuatortal dige | trict over the contest bewween Morrissey. | petiuien fem the Board of Trade and T. j J ortation Co. of Ruffalo. for a jolat com son to Inquir | the ebureh. brought into the eburch, pr oiciatrg clergymen and f y Wrenn ) Schell. Voting goes on with perfec: qatet= pall-bewrers. Hon. E. B. Mertind.e, Hoo hg hoe ude. Morrisery Is in bed sick. His hewac Tyrer, Assistant F Gew ral. 1 quarters in the Ashland house are nearly wie. - Courad Ba nog full #1) tb and bis supporters are going . James A Ek t qua poluting a commis | wand f isirict headquer- | master geveral, Hon. John €. Keobey D proceed so Europe we examine into the | Slugs gore or Preminy sob il | Henty Taylor, Hon. A. G. Porter, fal soreste Of Sines connizine, nad aoks | thing ts very quiet at Mr. So i by the fumity and relatives. Thea a be sremates q. und little is said there as: Sepators Davis, Burvside, Bayard re. By Mr. Matthew M ald. Cameron, of Pa + Booib, a of | reviatives Banks, Cobb, Towusesd, Bar- | that the ful n ARke Suspension Rastaces fa New Yorks chard. Davidson and Haona. Then foi- | by the Coast Survey ppleting @ system ¥ lowed the Secretary of War, the Seuretary of | Of [TaDspor e Atlantic to the y.tbe Attorney Geveral.ant Hur. | Pee fe e¢ nlite On ap | es, son of the President, ex-Gov. | Prepria petiion axk. { Gov. Williams, Hon. Ban. Bris- | 6 tor the omprovement * Mississipy tow, G Joun M. Harlan, Gov. Young, of | levees; telect committee. Mr. Anthony | Ohio; Gov. ¢ m, of 31, Col Inger-olt, | A bul pri o! A “ | Murat Malstead, Meyor Moore, Coow be Biennial keg r £ Disturbances Judge Cox, | Aito.a bill to provi ny AY Y N distinguished | al expenses of jand offices; com " eon public lands. By Mr. Maxey—A } bill to provide for a reciprocit “ n Cauada and the United Sta on foreign affairs. poll " <P a Soles A bil! to grant pe * yoar. Tar main feae tee | the ware: nod their widows: of on pensions. By Mr. Morrill—A bill the procecds Of the s.tle 0: the pablic 5 the i uliare and the public | arts: com eon pablic lands M Withers—A bill for the relief of Seminary, ia Virginia; commiite i 1 of political disabit nounced by P “ Coliege. The casket was then removed the hearse, ard THE FUNERAL PRO Cobastet, Klee a, A dispatcu from Wer- cing Io licales an an. privileges and elections. By Mr. Mexey—A resolation calling apon man Is cester says tha’ the v gio the President fur any information expectedly Pin thate’l:, and the fase, the Oad Bellows bovine ta possess in relation to the rescue of ! result Is eX} a close vote.’ Tho ree Of the corp-e by their pall-bearers. oners confined in the jail a publican manszers were confideat of earry- division, Col. N. R Raekle comm: county, in Texas, to August las, ing the ¢ Tuere are splits amoog the was composed of the military of Lodianap” | ©T, Mexicans, and wuat steps democr 4c Tepresentative ticket ia olis, Muncie, Terra Haute, Crawfordsville ken, if any, forthe arrest of the three wars where they usually elect thelr and Logansport. The secoud division, com. | CGhbected with the affair. Laid over. ticket, which may powtbly result in the manard by Gen. Peaser, assisted by Thomas | Mr. Thurman called up the resolution in- | defeat of o: vot thelr coud Underwood, marshal, was composed of O 1 | trodneed by bim y In the Session calling Fellows, comprising the Grand Lodge of in- | UPON the Secretary of the Treasury for reports AML huse - diabe, and joc ges of the various paris of the | {0M , contractors eagaged in consiracung ® election im the Pacific ratiroads. He asked that the words “Secretary of the Treasary” be strick - en out and the words “Secretary of the In terior” be inserted. He also asked that th: words “except such as have heretofore been communicated to the Senate” beadded = The resolution Was Lbus modified and adopted Mr. Anthouy P ihe 1@ solution pr for the disporal of the surplus doca- pd bills about the Capitol, wi y isp indications riled. ! Bave bee THE EASTERN QUESTION, as Auitade. 6.—The Seoteman’s Lon- 7s “In political ctreles ctation that Earl Baa- state, Inclading tue lodge and encampment from Centreville, of which Senator Morton was a member. The third division, com- manded by Major J. F. Wildman, was fol- lowed by the clergy, hearse, family, U.S. Se officers, federal judges, state officer officers, mayor of Indianapolis at ficers. "The fourth division, under comma: of Albert Gall, esq., consisted of eitizeas in y quietly, and the a smal: vote will be ances of any character don correspor there is gen xp * - was adopt Uo moon of Mr. A ty . shortl . . orcicek’ wien the Odd Fellows’ ceremovies | Sehate at lo exeeuiive, we Glayors banquet, saabe & apes oa tee were begun, which were nocessarily short- e reopened and t Eastern quesiion, whieh will provoke a re. ened by the lateness of the hour. The remains ipa newal of last year's excitement and agita. | were di rosited in the vault of ihe chape! ai HOUSE.—The reading of the jourual ocen- | tion It is reported that be will pat tl Crown fiill cemeter: Gown on the quesi.on eons nelles to Russ The Lurks pied half an bour. Mr. Frye called attention to the fact that ARMY ORDERS.— Major George Bell, com- Inissaly of subsistence, will proceed to At- lata, Ga., and resume his duties. First Lieutenant J. C. Ayres, ordinance depart mert,is relieved from duty in the depart ment of the Plaite, and will report in parson to the commanding officer, Rock Island arsenal, I1i., for duty. Bi Mr, Siand had obtained the Moor on the pre ceding Monday to jutrodace a bill to author. ize the coinage of the silver dvllar of 412) grains and for other purposes, and tat yes- he bad, wheo reeoguized to press his substituted one of Mr Buckuer's, to re the free silver dollar and 10 restore its le jer character. spaich from follow- he eiket Pana, at ube ivanciag to Un sua’s army and suppiied avd as 1b —— , standing ‘he Rass Mr. Bland said « bill might b-the same | With nd PY singe gd — VAD ACCIDENT — On¢ | wih a different title. If an guntionnna wes =e _———— Mon kuicd—Saturday mornicg a train of | not satisfied, he covid seek farther intor y empty coal cars on the Cumberlaod aod | tion where he liked. Defenes of the Batkan Passes, Pennsylvania railroad was on tte wey ap Th Lexpon, > t A Par pelea the grade toward Frostburg, when severai Tames say cars—“scows” from the Peunsylvania rai ai—bioke louse from the vr. cown the grade toward | that was following with a Mr. Frye said be believed it Was right, and the gentleman fr wren r. ros Mussou. back at : 1, Bg Bland said believed he os rh he The engiveer aud firemen saw the cars dash | and the country and the House ti ‘EW YORK NOTES. ing towara the engineer threw | was right. Mother end abe Sail scated. himself dow: @ cab, white the Srema Several personal explanatious ia relation | New Youk, No Ss. Caunarine ran to the rear of the tender. In to pairs were made. Wiley, aged 29, wad her init son Jacob tustant the tying cars struck the locum and so greai was the concussion that wooden “budies” of two of the cars were thrown over the engive, demolishing smoke-stack and damaging the cab Thy heavy cars passed eutirely over the engin and slighted partly on the tender and parily on the Orst and second cars of the train. Tue engineer of course escaped injury, but the fireman, Mr. J. Cheston While, of Mouse Savage who had fied to the tender, wa crushed and instantly killed.—{ Cumberiond News, 5th, RETURNING Board Tactics.—A New Orleans dispatch states that Wells and Anderson, of the Louisiana returning board, will interpose in their defence the fact re- cently come to light that the original returns from Vernon parish, which, itis claimed, were altered by the returning boara have been for some time out of the state in posses- sion of Mr. Cyrus Field and other demo cratic leaders. The that they were altered before they left the returning board Mr. Cox (N. Y.) rose to a perso lion in regard to newspaper comment upon his course in relation to the silver bill and the banking and curre:cy eommittes, and maintained his motion to refer Mr Back ner's bill on Saturday to the committee on coinage was consistent with his former re cord. He bad been-— Oa motion of Mr. Dunnell, the Moaday morning call for bills for reference, was taken up where left off yesterday, and the call concluded. Under this call a number of bills were introduced and referred. Among them the following: By Mr. Schieicuer— Granting the right of way through Aritog- ton, Va., to the Washington, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railway company. By Mr. Gid- ding—To establii ocean mail steamship communication between the United States and Brazil. By Mr. Oliver—To abolish cap- ital punishment; to limit the duration of patents; joint resolution inviting an inter- natioval congress on weights, measures and coinage; several amendments to the Consti- explana- | were suffocated during a fire at No. 721 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, yerlerday. The Striking Giger Makers. A large number of ejects suis have been entered agains! (he striking Cigar mak- ers, which cannot but add to the compliea= Uons and difficulties of the situation, Business Fai lores. Solomon Sirauss & Uo., dry goods jobbers, ve suspended. Liabilities about =140,000; actual assets $110,000. Barton & Co., gaa manufacturers, bave been adjadica'ed vole untary bankrupts. Liabilities $49,000; asseus nominally over $100,000. Heory Simms d& Bro., wholesale clotulng maocufactorers, have suspended. Liabilities over $50,000. tion) PRANCE. The Legion of Honor. Lonxpon, Nov. A Reuter dispatch from Paris says:—The val Journal 2008 BOL contain a vew cabinet or any other Mets, except sone Members of Une | tion, including the election of a President | ot Hovor, which twclade the sub ‘sfect can only be pcoved by Littleteld, who 1s | ng Vice President by a dircct vous ot tne | Hiberac, where Me Benton wae eee oe Orleans. In case, nowever, ‘are pushed People, and the election of Senators by a di- | thechamber of deputies, and five journalists, Tect vote of the peopic of the states. By Mr. Weich—To establish the territory of Lia- coln. By Mr. House—Joint resolutioa f an amendment to the Constitution li mi ting the Presidontial term (o six years. of the Figaro, Liberte, and in the state courts Wells and Anderson, Journal, under the enforcement act, will endeavor to obtain an appeal to the United States Court Tt will only be a question of jurisdiction, whieh will’ probabiy be decided by Judge Billings in their favor. Mr HENDRICKS AND THE ELECTORAL COM MIS8SION.—E’ vernor Headricks was one of the counsel in an important litigation before an Iudiapapolis court reesntly, one of the opposing lawyers twitted’ him With not acquiescing in the decision of tie elecioral tribunal, The governor was on his France's, aad Pare The Cabinet Orists. ¥. 6.—& Reuter telegram from ‘The ministerial lists of the Moniteur and Seleil are vot confirmed, aad it | is understoot that M. Konyer Quertier hag Hol yet succeeded in forming a new minis. | try. “IC is theretoretiiough! provable that the Duke de Brogiie aud his ministerial eol- leagues will present the ives’ before the cham! of deputies to morrow -to upheld the polley and defend th of President MacMahon’s admit LuNDon, Parts say THE Norte Poe Pron_EeM.—The. re turn of a Dundee whaler from Davis Scraits with a good cargo of oil has again stacted ‘he lamen" in England that no fresh eff is In proy country 0 ps the North itis reported that the « i ice, and that the teferenc: ocrysiic Sea bas broken up. feet in an Instant, saying: “There is nothiug | 2! Course people are saying that Wf Cap which I bave said eliher in public or private Nare Shad been cercful Shot His Mother and Himseif. which autnerizes what tho gentleman has ed Romar CINCINNATI, Nov. 6—A dispatea from | Juetsaid. Idid not believe the commission | [U/éh! bave rer Hasuugs. N says:—George Dckles, Inte an Inmai vor i ¢ Kalamazoo insane asylum, apd who was / latliudes. and this year would have bad th did its duty, according to the law, but never ebance of penetrating to @ more noriher favored a resistence (o its authority, a that was known to the gentleman hunsett.” | BOW perhaps of solving the mystery of wy" | ton tha: us. was cited, sot his moteer perp Shae 1 eae ; | Nares returned the general tendency was to Nga 6 ght of @ lawsuit, 1 thought the | accept his verdict of Pole impracticable.” a: | 922s inslantly Secinlon wate made mast atau” all events by way of Smiths Sound. But @unce of Prevention EXxciT1xG RUMORS FROM MExtco.—City | *ince the Howgate expedition bas been orga Naw York, Nov. 6.—Tae steamer Schel- of Mexico a‘tvices, received via Hava: nized there is evidently @ fea: that the | dam, hence icr Rotterdam, which returned that Manuel M. Zamaconi is on the way crowning honcr of Arctic discovery may be | yesterday, experienced @ iurricane on the Lge rd as a special comsatesionee, os grasped by Americans.—{N. ¥. Tribune. ai instant, whica convanent. eens ‘that ¥ ro! iy remain as minister e Ss il = it was dangerous to proceed Baie Sines Another rertment of atanury | Wir MURDERER Pazeanine, ox | inden conditions” on Soe exciting rumors of fighting onthe Rio Grande, | more Gazeite trom Aunapolis, Novem» or Railroad bezzler Arrested. : that @ Mexican force had at Kagie | Hb says: ‘The convicted wife-murderer,! yiensom, N.Y , Nov. é.—Goorge KE. Hayes Pass, jiled down an American flag and | Henry d «, appears reconciled tohis fate | wis arrested bere “yesterday charged - T the Mexican, and that Matamoras | 'o-day. He bas, howover, eaten but little | Siheszling $5.30 from the iilinels Genet 2 had pronounced against Diaz, all of which | §!D¢e the verdict, and @ remarkable 2 | Railroad company at Chicago. Nearly $4,000 roved unfounded. The excitement was ia- | Bas taken place in his appearance, his face | Vere found ot bisa iy creased by reports that Mexicans had been | baving lost its usual rotundity, aod indicat- = mi assassinated in Texas. General Trevinolas | 1& Ulter despair and remorse. Hs has re- The Ken: icdget the sinter Xeuvo Lenn fo suseatn | Quested iat thetniuisier of tre Protas! | | sues, Ror, Eee 0. om ma of-wme az's Je; extradition aad suppression aan” CALSAES arrive ere en route from orraids. > 4 Bil doubiless do, His parents’ ware not in | Asiatie station to the Utes States. ict was rendered, bat were doubtiess aware of the resulioa the eveaing of the day the verdict was returned. THE WHIPPING PosT DEMANDED IN South CAROLINA.—Tae Charleston Cierier From the country press of tuis stace comes an «lmost universal cry for the re- establishment of the waipes post. eeny. Raed robbery bargiary INDICTED INSURANCE OFFICERS.—Tue President, secretary and actuary of the American Popuiar Life lIusurance Com- wee: similar officers of we Security ife Insurance Company Indicted at New York for perjury having sworn to false statements, were called upon to plead in the Oyer and Terminer court of that city yester- Lar- cay, and all pleaded not guilty excepi Lam- have Secretar, 145 ‘y of the American ar Come Bi common crimes that, in many do. No. S winter » of count no man's property is Life Tneurance Company, who was allowed gt a is hardly any x | December. 1 42. where it is safe. Toe chickens in q © %, 39n59, wostera ol timber, aid. Od. 633%. Des mbar pew Bel head low, old, ARRIVAL OF MORMONS.—The steamship a aa Idaho, which arrived at New York 0a Mo: éay trom Lt 1, brought another party Cais stouls of Mormons, 137 inal, bound for Batt Lane, Gos 6S moder the leadership of William Paxman. This comprises what the elders call “the commission” of the 5 season. eid all the Lew comers are from the British Isles. THE First aaow axes of the season prevailed throughout esterday. The snow is from Inches deep. The weathe: 1s cold and storm The earthquake shock was distinctly felt on Sunday morning in the Bay of Quaito dis-