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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
DIED.


COPpINs-On Tu-ssy Dec Of consumption. Care A. eldest
daughter il" II. aud Isabella T. Coppns agsd ~ years
TIE he f'ny respectfully invited to .tnd
funeral Tbnrs) afternoon at l O'Clock from The
BipI bGopi al Downing st without further
urNNIyGon NOR: ner Bennie Psner eldest
F.@srit sLd Amanda DouDz sgd y"irs, months ai 10
Il, invited attend he funeral This d.,
wen .ay At or'"rs At the r"Si'n'" ihi' parents irs
uoni. ,. !.
FRANI>-A south Orsn.- n j. Monday. Dec Tsurs, only
cii Ei@ b. and Je tsin, ig'd years months i ID
FunrnI Onre G at u O'Clock
~ w M aiken To ".u.o~ Lau irs'es New York loot
Of jarca'st. at 9:lva
OLnES->nieuy Sandss Ds D. Luxe H. Holmes In The 1oh
The rrnd family rr,pern, invited to attend
ia, moral o'ik. si'lo ia :br nion The remains
will be tsAen STANFORD Conp. Tor iunnent w the n3 pa
KLLLOGC-Ou Monday Dec T Kellogg In tn. 18th Of bis
from hi l'e residence North Bosdwsy Yo1he Tbu.s,
6a"rnre DEE. II oc' Carriages Will meet the 93 ran ffon
Tori' -scond>,.. eg-iork. al the ionAer, itIo
NOLSONOn MoLt,y morning Dec T. Anna Bs Rossmont wife
of the Rev r.. g. Mel olson, u. u.
Fri the family ,ef 10 attend The neral at Grace Cbnsh,
this day, Wednesday at l:Jo =.
vOORIhsOn snnis, eenug Dec amer lingering Hines" M'ry
Of - W Sorrh'e' and the dauxbter d
James and the late Julia A. shaw. aged 80 year.
and th"e Of her brother John j.
r..uce plac wuinSsy Dec g. at tn
ooc further nvit,ioo The remsos will be tskcn to
Genbrrch weschester Co.. OF Thursday morning Tor hmeht
wALDO-On Cherry Valley Y. Francis aldo bis tsn
Ms remain. he ten from Calvary Church Of Fourth ana
.S.,, st. on F.iiay .ust.,
Greenwood Csetery Ills relative. 'renis invited attend
wAIDO-In Cherry vsy the 4th At the rndsnes Of HE
Oliver Nss Francis waho oil New YORK. u ysA
Hi, rMsins will be- taken To Greenwood
wALKER-On ruesiay Dee. s. Lucy b. vii. OF rhons Gsoss
Wgllrr
IN, rlr,c, apI family respectfully
The funeral from her late Iin.. No l. Est Feth ST. on FriAy.
IT, .ti iLt.. al l. H.
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TRIAL OF Mrs. WHARTON.

ANNAPOLIS, Dee. 5.-Thc Court met at 10
ocork Aoociatr Judges hammond of Howard County
AM Hayden OF Carroll County taking their seats on the
beach with Chi'fJusicc Miller. Atiorney-'ienerl sys-
ter was also present. assist in tho prosecution The
courtroom w.;S again crowded. inrlrng many women
The ri aucr was at'cnicd bv rr daughter After inc
formal op'unG of the Court 'hr Clerk PROCEEDED TO eau
the names Of the ta"snrn siinonrd yesterday from
which the lr addi. iOnIl jurSmrn were selected.
After he inI'tmeDt was read Mr. level opened inc
case, stating HAT me prosecution wo prove .he inr
der BY poison charged in the nlcmen BY the prs
that Lc wouid show IN" intimate family relations
tha cxi.lcl hewcrn Gen. kctchun and Mrs: wharton
fnily. Their bmsincs' relations involving ioiiI OF
s2Goohy keohnm to me prisoner which wa, secured ny
her note. to obtain which note nc alleged was the mo
tiv. Of the murder. The prosecution woGd now thtt
hi. note was in the possession OF Cen kst,haf we
death it could not be found Mr. Steele for the defense
reserve thai right future time. the Development
OF tn, trial might render necessary and proper -
Mrs Eliza ChuDh Of Washington was then sw"rD. the
material portion OF her testimony was that she had
known the pr! for q years. that she took tea with
Gen kptchur al Mr.. WhartOns on Saturday evening,
the Path Of June, the day OF his arrival in baltimore
Gen. Kcchu was taken sick during the night; Oh sun
s Say S G nn eT Ksm and Witness both took
GAS Of lemonadr prepared by Mis-. Wharton; the
s"lf on Monday he still complained Of being unwrll.
and in the afternoon consented to have ph,. a.
the prescription Obtained; shortly afterward. the,
phai, bottle, containing the prescription was aeci-
stated 6v prisoner to witness th wnr,s was about to
q TO the rihrrary AID hay" n" prescription renewed
anythin@ LIST, To wi ic prisoner replied that she wateh
some tartar rumtr apply Ia hrr breast; witness pro-
,i,rt # hr rdcnr, aud also quantity O tartar thrIr
winch -hc took Mrs. Wharton, and placed ~ on the
ln.utc: she occupied the saur room win Mrs. htftoh,
Nhn on r. tg to her chamber took the paper o tartar
cInric, Sifted 1t n mustardplasi"r, ana ph'ed
il On hcr breast. witness lying Oh inc pea
a at snf t Oh r.sr Mrs. Wharton was ny
iI'rs ,,ir,ny S.tnr,inS san .ay. and Monday night.
Tine illness /, IL Mr.. WnartOas about o'clock on Tue
d,y morning Tor Washington, and did not see ketchuIn
Tne u,,,. ion WIS assrd witness: Had you any con-
ycr.,tnn with Gen. Kcchin on his WAY 10 Baltimore
IL. to his object in going their e. which Was 0Djfciea -
y conn ,Q the defense. Numerous authorities wrrc
,fr 10 -ii,. ain r objection. The arhcht continued
unt orl"rE witl0u: b'inS concluded when the Court
J.ll. ii l.ttIl Il.,rrOM.
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GEN. SUERMAN'S REPORi.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Tlle report Of cen.
Sherman is very brief. II" says:
review of the division annual reports WIZ feel
assured. satisfy the secretary ~ Var! MAJ ~ "h"ce
sphere OF labor troops have been cmIlni" WHrth'r
IA maintaining good faith with our nrlg boS on thc
north or Oh The Mrxiran border in REFRESHING lhuiii
iuva,iuDs and outbreaks III protecting the wti-"po'1u
iuLlaut, Ui South slarSrly srttl"t rom! RS
OF the West in aiding the revenue Officers III the dis
char.e Of ,r unpleasant dutico and III sii''iiil'nG ~
United States Marshal anu cn!It| e'tIl WIFI, ~ ~
have sn!,cda zeal ana intelligence worthy Ol tDcir
good fame Established in the ;aNl: As irh iihitth
rccOn,icnds il il ciDinrntlv 10 be desired t
the sphere Of acon OF me army, III It q ' rN :, @
should he better defined by f;Liutc; h' ~ w" n'.'l
OF such statute, can Ony rc!y upon the c'lEitr
snd good OF the officer, specially cl&t%'d I"d'
ir fW mist ,c any, have been Haic aha INC con-
duet If the troops has the hearty approx al OI i"
courts. IL" eva Officers. aid even OF VI" Ihhap"htS
a..,in>t whom they have been compelled 4" ar' go,
IN order maintain the military establishment Withlh
tl IIn, riDcd IN the act "f July b. so ci'h com
p,ly In, kept below its prop0rtoDatr ST inalt ana
Tie consequence Is that many "i Ec COMPANIES az a>-
tau and Inaccessible POSTS fal! DC ." nlhDrr IL Tor
efficient military "crs ice" III - simply an 1'nI''i"iH
To guard against ,ult and II" hope Congress VIII
the restriction. anu ave thr IrtSurh me "HtT'
tionary power keep the companies up toh st"G ri
rau. hg btWc"n ~ and 100 Irivdic>, according To the
81 the service required OF tr troops. ShfL 4!
liz aHlre would add iuuCh 10 their tNj"nr!, AN"
Wod rarcly the gate SIcn,th al tn,
active army the standard "i 1900 intn how uAci
by law.
Con. Sherman again earnestly recommends "the great
that regulations bt rid"d Yer RE "'
eiucn tao am! AID Thai ION" nnliorin s!st" or
tur l." .d"Id'i. iubracing common lIIlcplc, for
uadhng Of The rN ice when brought under
IL cOLlniUn cuitinandtr. 1Dt whole theory 81 amy
movements Is based on the fact that rtsOnsi1'
siould this cannot tli-
cirntly b. done where one set OF tactics u used Tor ~
ahtr. ano.hcr for cavalry and still another for ariil-
fecty practicable ard easy OF execution and cr% 'ttc
whose particular system Ii adopted IL b,sS, because
other Il! occur IN the i"srtos % tihc. Ii Le
beginning all thit Ia asked Tor some inttliB mt
! uli KEY u rtri
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IHk S1f1E DF IRdDK
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SwOr,s. Dee. 3tIour lower Grades Grnc, Snperdn' - '.
n he bA.t 81 - Drsu trner at
r ~ a. Mo>s Inferior. 3 ra ConTop. H"Jr !
SIC. Al oyer +;us uucgsEArd MISUNDERSTANDING
Iil1liq: S"w Nors syii. - d. Gold III
Dec 3fionr snl unshspee Wheat IN FAR demaa
al pct No. Sprng. n %; NJ Sprn. 81 It,d pl ~
q. iri. ~; No Srsng I'r December 81 sf " ~
l4L hail III ~; shr Jnu,ry 81 Iil Con ,danced
AID a.nind No Mixed II. 04llc Rejected 3c No
81 81 eIcr cerrr ~ W.. ,etr a. half OF aon'h tiiefte
rJiaiir ;c: 81. Ai-l 5r4 lc: se'er May az Dat, 10
0i - a3.s'; si"r Jnnr, H.c seller May &e KEN
No Barley good drin9nd, NO
i,I 60; spring No Sp"g: srls, Jsnua,, nec
all, 2 ~; rler January S3 i2in $lJ III seller
slr- March, 1913 N$t3 IS LarI STEADY
seller R,0a'r soller February. JtdaG ~"r
NJ Hans. ~ n7ic; shoulders. u 6,c Long Clear
5 sor char Ban Arts-Shoniiers <iO~: 81
Rib Mil % lT5 short Clear Mddles 611,c "tishy hfs
At higher % Dd 81 DrcAed 9uiel A.
Rerip,,--JTD bill. Forr y M bnh Wheat lHsop hush
Torn 30 hus RE 5000 bash Barley sal lJVS
20 bi. Fonr 900 BUSH Wheat Hc'O bnsA
Coon JO1 bush Rye lr~ bush Barley. and i.VE
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MAS;ACI!l FITS MUNICIPAL ELECrlOTS

Cambydgc.--Mr II. o. IiDughtOn, the we'll
known printer AMI puhlish,r chosen Mayor by %
vote Of !O2 G19 fnI II l.. liar ling. Tho X foin
ticket Alderman successful by vote ranging
from 3,2 C7I. The highest cast for any GA" On
the CiIzS, iiclc 1872 io IL. e.. Parker Ch'!Sc0
John W ,ctrrr. the present Mayor, was rejected hy
vote Of ter Charles ii. Person. F0H Hi"cr
-Samuol d. Brown. N'p va, elected Mayor hy Il vote
lGs Ia for Isaac Smith. IT.. Dem and Lab. Rel TE"
Alder men number 'pubIicans and Drm"rrat, MI
the Common Council u E.pnhiicans and E;mo''t v.
Iarrh,r Levi TAYLOR elected Mdyor almost nnii-
imnasl, The Etp ii..c9n nuiiuc for hlAerncH and
t,in,ilInrn Vrrc elected. " III the execution
of enc Coni.;ilman. iaun"e'.-Iho kcpIh i''h :
r!rr,",I tA"ir M;y"r ~ 'rdmiiT hr rr,,
~ md 10: also he c;tiIi" Eoard OF
\, lr., M .. on, - III - n'ilIrn TIE liz, wh@
on uf 'uu"rcitu: iIt ''c' "rt P'i; {" ih' Dai"
r.n. led by Jrhn X. Tarh"y, dh icy are ci' ,c n
;rn!n.ron at their defeat. portion or ire ProiH-
rt. ,id their h"t 20 all thc b'.pcfts caSin% 80 ic
" yoi hn, u,I aio,i. rec .,S sc; vote H.i"j-
r,d- MAJOR Samuel l.. S"ontr W." elected Mayor ~
IL; ri,,,i;y ovt John NJ S;'hl n' the citizens sd
Dinp,, Me cludlatc. The veto food Sr"t''l G?S
= Lbi., ILL. Il:c cIAL AHl, aI ana 10 oit "i 10
C,.n. ia ir .,i'' IT, 1f'i lion W.
YER, exiting Daniel h. Miicl".l WAS chs'n Mayor ~
LIE 20 lai Tor CT or,c IL. j bi; ,.u" q i''i o. c
r. . II hc :. T. 10y ia. !.oIrt n 40 !n,i '""'.'
TIA" " " Board OF Aldermen WIZ / 'ud ftl MH'hii, !;
=. la'lt' 1n0 Conin'r amen ID also Largely Tor
| liz
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TELIGEAPNIc SOTES.

go. he total contributions tlrOugiw 70 tho country
t,.i-ds - iI"Igo irni"r, ,ronn, - 19o@
honolulu nd, ices represent t',,t eist what'r',
'h"s Ni.rh ea. les nc,"l e." Actr. Lave rfti sad
I'D wh-ps nd
" The Threatened net II exDi!sion by the MaSpI
chn"i- We al So of HON opA'c re; 80 "T. ' ,-e s's
HIS be oL.i Tor IL th"T tJns.'sshon u ~ An Le1I
....T The southern Agricultural congress ne IN
Si sh,nt. YESTERDAY, Del ;r'r K"nrrsJ srh CrohDa
IOrb irol Ia enIesnee. aud Aisam, present
90. The animal session OF the National Conncl OF
l. brli lad lpbi,, Ne isy iic 10
Commit val Er - a' snri.u Btii HIl On
.I,ac an.
-. The nu1,h"r of marine disasters On the iplca
pprtrj ~ Capt II III. f,gpi"r -
20 81 yhiei l2, collisions, go seJt hot " haf 80
~ ,prLs leak. ul''ie sri ~
u. ,-, ,"A pads 10 To nA'h.es
a,fp uf slYrIn
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MirTI>G OF YiIE CENTRAL CpMNIIrEE - A
Coii,ii .TiCaIIJN EKOM TIE STATE CON-

LII
MEErInG OF gilE CENTRAL c'MMIIiEE - A
roiiiiIiCaIIJN FKOM TIE STATE con-
MrTII.
Thr popmb,crn Cr,'ra COMMITTEES met las.
N .,t II Au,o IIlll JOAN J. Tpr;,-'nl IL The cha'r.
John A. Whitc on hchalf Of the Executive C"mmlf'"''
submitted the oliowi; resolution. which wl] 'l"i'i;
y>f,,. Tls, .u-..a,i ,rce Of The ca i"a IT," i '
YEA A-,% o, IT, ,,ss. ~ r t ot. a tr,
to e CrL;ll CoiDiI.;er fvr tie rtsr ~ !er
SNtntccn Assembly Distinct A''"ria'l"HS fr'f''i
fin, ,ry had passed H.. amendments ia lc'ir"cr to
the ycu>on q. members Of TIE Tol'c ana fh' ''''''
nrs. on motion of Mr. Spencer the following rc"olu-
ton adoptrd; a., nation f., tho call nj,
u ,uc. A.oaon Ill the Cause s"rd"s Cumulative
voting r.ps.rL <.ua,.;,,,, communication
ib STAT, n racme the 2;tb day Of
~ q" ,c.o, Of y, ia, t"nm It ing tie o..
rslon o. er.y ntr CITY :" N"T ~ Is 'e rr,, , T",
90 he benceoh DIR sui oal' R?lhh'n or'4''o' d" MIG
3D. II Mo s,,c Conn dr cel :" ,c'e, a9d CO..,
date .sd crrslior all ne u''o residents in tn 't "'
T uh,,, - re Republican Committee 's ers q u" n;
Of ooo T. If Yo a, 10 10 S S an g '''
"' % r,"c ,rr Coriu- ncen2 hid On the '1h "f
nrr the rci,n oi tae 'ouvrnion aP@' ~ n %n we
mhcT' Of r s ftarna " f,, e. tre,nt or ..n n.
rDr l,d sri r,,orc l. TIN >'ar C"''ri"'' T''oa
s arnns r. tt l,ce,, slg 'uu'' - application TO- ~'
u,@ member. Of ttr late h'pa'n ofIa"''i"'
% intimate To be-, one lcmbeIs o iIe regular obaHN'"I' IL
u , man. VIII Co feel M hoi'elto maze any r
t.1 Itpo. oa for r'n OF TIC t'"i' Of Inc '-'e P
" s e at T G| t"Te r,cn nc, Associations Hrs
were RECON- declare by nc state H" Ia Of b..
re- n Au rr" rI a,si t. 'hr
possible mi MI N Il :" 's D al Rep ran
.i"r ru,,,c GiSr'.,.i"n ms ,"iinui'''' was "'
nrnvrd and the me-, ting then 'oJo"rheu'
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HENRY wAED BEECIIER CONCEENING SPIRIT
tAIISM.

IN me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Allow me to say that in the discourse
Of sunday night portion Of which was reported In this
mornings TRIBUNE, did not ditcuss "Sprit,alism"
a., that term now understood. but the Scriptura teach
ing respecting the Divine spirit. Modern "Siiiual-
fs1" was barely alluded TO. but without affirmation or
DENTAL II yonr report shall he interpreted ~ an ex
nrcssOn OF my views the modern doctrine Of Spritn
aiism am unwilling to be responsible for Its state
,ncnts look with profound Interest upon all Wiso
cf,rts to cduce the scientific truth from thai extrhor
binary class OF phenomena which have becon" ~ com.
,m, i, onr dny and which, at lengh-in England at
ieasthe attention Of men OF the highest %icDiiIc AT
t.inuent has been seriously turned. But have never
80 ecn convinced that these remarkable mo lem pine
Iomrna orr gnated from the intcrpostoh o Is "ni-
.'o , -, H.. human body. IiEHAi WaED ELL.hLG.
Ir..l LLyl. lL,r. I.
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| REMARKABLE PROSPERITY or LIFE INSURANCE
| Ihe .,ory Of Aladdin aud LIZA Wonderful

The Story oil hIa'iuln ana His WOU0eItut
Lamp" With it, many prartical biiLics in
r,.p tt5 surpassed by tb" natterof fact srcoDts Of
bts by liter CIass Of life insurance cO
n,nirs the Osrrss OF icse ready bcnefcrrt irstitu
ION. in pillc esteem. IL only craed by cr woIl de-
served jmp,is.. meal Flrrcnt events OF the
ny cmlnrr HE r.Ori oi Disastrous lilnrcs N Savinsy
Ranks ,,ut NOT al crI,Irs'> ri"E - ~" af,irs ~
any yr-., b ,sir ,ifr 1"f UNITED SrATra
In D. IN.,RA>,Y COUP,NY hns rr''niiy issued most M
4. rr., AN, ugri sIt:n ~. !o'sin" re rrili,
bl" progress, - The Company under ~ present ahis
r.i, , NJ rsmrf die, ri thr rlb-co' t'e Nf>t
.'f .ri 81 tiI- y f"t !nrLnoni. an, Shown
AN I.crus.. %! urr bHHUrrG "pf IN the Duin,rr ~
,,ri ir, ,,n.h, mr. 6Do1"" 1p0 iry "'r "rrfin ~"
Du,o,ut in .n. and 81 III bnUdrd ami 6'ty per nr'u IN
the aui,int ~ p:",nIms. ,.
T,,,. ('nrnan, ba, ,,pt"d of H." most romIart"
arA rs rtii:s have proved. me met perfect 'hi s"-
c.a-;ul - Of h;nr,s, E.a. and nvc,iimhts cscr
kcwn The number Of ,oic"- ,~,ri FOR th" year. nt
ing Srptcuiber g. ISL. 2,en2 no amount snNf"a
was ~ oG'9: tip Or, mimns were Se;o ~ ~ ~" III.
r:rar of the yrr i.stI ~ policies i.s'rp. s'g ~
~ the amount l.ir'd and tA82i - in the sum % pre-
r"rs. It's Company has attained ~ Irrsrh' very 10
mari lr src prosperity b. strict "dh'rrnr" to'Ho
air drniing ali With IN twenty year"
y;,ri nee. r,Iry -Four Millions "f A-~"fs, h'i iis
large ~ about Seven IiunIrrh T'i"J>'td IollarS
t'lifs IT, present, Judgements 10 ne 'il'nr
tug ~ ui"r"r tO tlioc offered w nv "hrr Conn
p,ny. Grcular, and plans may he hai by address, pg
Tr Er.'rd states Life IEsi ne" toInrahy So- 3bI.
~, 1r'. rii ri Hr nlw,y, corner oi W'rir-t. New
Np.L
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THE EOIrTU CAROLINA KC.KLrI TRiAE

CHARLESTON. 8. c., Dee. 5.-In the kn-K'"x
trial Mt Columbia to-day. Messrs Cbamicra'n ard Cor
bin. FOR the Government made elaborate rrpeS To mr..
Stnnbrrrys argument Of Yesterday The u,i point VI
both replies being that the noirtncn' WI drawn N hs
exact WORDS ~ tho Congress safntr md WA fh@rToH
patent Mr.. R".erdy J0hn,oD will 1n h,s c,O mi Ar
eumcDt for thc defense. motion - .h At 70 Dtaocx
Tomorrow.
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KINGS COjNTY REPUBLICANS.

III. S.t, ia Is or REPRESENTATION ~ Ti'i.
CENTRAL CUMNiIIhk.
A regular session Of the Republican General
Cnnriiit e. at Kings County Led Las! evening at
Commonwealth Han, Erooklyr SiiaS g. butcher III the
chair. The EAcniye Committee. through Gen. james
Jonran prcs nted report IN favor OF hoGihg pi 'haiy
election, ON Ire evening Of Thursday. Dec. 70. for tie
election OF delegates TIC General Committee OF s'2
upon hc new basis o! representation agreed upon ~
fo Inrr meeting. The nIaihcr ~ DELEGATES I" which
ca.;, Ward !. cntiflci III. Lrw has il a. follows:
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POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.
GOV. BROWNS MESSAGE.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-The Missouri Legislature
will moet tomorrow. at Jefferson City. Gov Browns
message Is mainly devoted to State affairs He recon-
mends radical revision Of the revenue laws and tho
payment gold Of the interest on the State bonds With
reference national affairs he deprccatos tho tendency
to Capitalization at tho expense Of tho local State Gov
ernments and severely crlticzos tho National Admins
tratiOD.
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-1 .rspeet that know moro about those facte than
- prSsi8ent hinsef While am not astonished that
~ prssident shoud have exercised the extraordinary
conferred upon hmhis educaton and his genius
k,nS arbitrary make him favor arbitrary measures-l
Avn the servty Of Congress In submitting
ths Hint of citizens to his discretion and believe that
h becomes U.s. having given him such authority, ~ ask
rim 70 tell us how he has exercised IT,
MI CONKLING Rep., N. Yl-l think the reason a.
s,cned by the Senator from Indiana Mr MOrton against
taking up this resolution now good one ana beg 10
sdd another resolution calling for information upon
ANY appropriate subject ALWAYS entitled to consdrra
ton and indulgence. and particularly when good 1ai!n,
in eli respects part Of It, But this resolution among
other things, Is full OF assertion and ntmatioi which
may fall short Of assertion. Although do not proposes
now TO discuss the verify error OF the rcsoiuto ~
that regard II Ia enough that 1t contains 90 muc OF
Kind of matter that 1t does not in INV cstiIna;loh, i
fairly within the category Of resolutions seekms ~
formation and therefore should vote AGAINST taknx
on now, or any time. unless II were reduced
resolution Of inquiry in which case there ngi. nyr
be no objection to tat least none Of the knu 'h INV
specify. go so Savs B-
only Mr.. Upton, among the II publicahs' 'o'"s " ~
Affirmative. .,.or calling on
Nj CAMERON (Rep.. Penn-A resolution c", ILL., WI WI
the President for the official CORRESPONDENCE vi Wv ~
t,rement Of Mr.. Catacazv. Adopted A., o,o.o Tim
The VICE PRESI DENT laid before tne F nn"r ,,r
House bill declaring the meaning OF the I.E ,"aM;
Mr. TRUMBULL Rcp. Ill offered al ""''"'h''h'
sb,lshng the law. a.. ;,,mo,;a,o ms
Of the bill. . -. ,.,. ad,o,vod
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MISSISSIPPI.

A letter from the Chairman of tlic State
Republican Committee Of Mississippi. received by u
member Of Congress from that State. contains the nfOr
nation that III" on ia com, Of the vote in the late
Legislative ana Comfy elections shows Republican
ority of $780, and Republican majority in the lie sisa
turc, Il JOINT ballot, OF 20.
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entered ard conducted tho isesson to The co"" 'ons
and interesting discussion followed The report Of me
Committee on Irgslation which has tho subject o. =
new city charter under considerations ana TIE uab"'
WINS referred back 10 that Committee II which OK ;oV
Edw Ard SalOmOn Chairman. Several sni -0Ibir"r"
were appointed and ,he Committee ~ seventy ihh AL
iOirned
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PENNSYLVANIA.
NJ; NICYpAL ELECTION IN IITTs,

NJ; NlclpAL ELECTION IN ITTTSBCEGN.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 5.-Full returns from.
all tho wards in the city. excepting six which cannot
materially change the result, elect Elackmore Gnd)
Mayor. over Morgan n,cp) Ivy 1874 majority. Magic
(Icp) elected CITY Treasurer by about 900 ma nty
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WYOMING TERRITORY.

THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE REPEAL BILL VETOED.
CnEYENHE. Wyoming, Dec. 4.-Ths after
COY. Campbell sent ssigc to the lowor hriuca
cf tn" l. Saur". vctoing the b:!l repeating Ike Woman
suffrage iri.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIE LEGISLATURE on THE FINANCES.

TIE LEHI5LAIUIsE On THE FINANCES.
COLUMBIA, Dec. Sin the Legislature to-
day number Of financial bills introduced among
which bills for tho cancellation Of all unsigned
State bonds: for obtaining possession Of tho sterling
bonds now In NrwYops. AMI for obtaining full exhibit
of all expenses sinco September.
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TIE .ETAIi.IE RACES.
Erw-ORLEANs, Dec. 5.-The attendance "

s.ail II the Meturie races to-day The weather was
clear aud cold a2L the track very heavy.
First Rac"-IIIrlc race, two miles over eight hur'!ieS;
club pur-v, S'Ol There were four entries: iimI ron
end VIZ I'll ran dead heat. with Won MOltke hirh ana
Tc,nplr Iourtu. Bnd Tum Rat Virgil In tue stc"hu
heat and won trc race. Time, 4:l6 and 4:3it. ~,
StcDid Rdr'-Mrtairie stake for tlrec-y'ar,olS TWO
mites; go entrance and t0O added; the second hofSr 10
stO and the third 800 out OF the stNt ln"o
II nominations. but Ouiy three horscs stsred me
by Sentinel. beating es'ieua anu f0ght-
away. Time, 3:S& ..
Arrons .................''.'.'""
y
b 3, Villa
N,,c.f
John Mcdonald .:''''''''''''' an
Tfne. i;sett l:S7
TIL faynri,cs were IN the iirst race Won Moltke and
Bd ON evsn; seconds bciAnUi nnd In third, Blly
Williamson.
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NEW-NiEXT'D.

The Territorial ic:yisl tire assembled ut Santa
Fl yr~i rly. The E'prblc:rs united ard controlled
the oTaarl II II If both Houses Gov Giddi""s will
read Ia &c Today.
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TIE COMMITTEE OR SEVENTY.


Chairman called the Committee OF seventy tn order last
eveu,ne and made address OF thanks for the honor
conferred upon him. Just hs the Vir"Chairinan closed
hi, REMARKS william f. .Havciuc,r.. Ia H." III III U
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e. lruor; WI, received and adol''h ana aiitr long
,c.,iGu n,or IN all"; cd iriuIu en- r"t'o'E ~ We
NimIh ward Assut iation the COmiI;!rr a'J"urhtd.
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a single Trial Of Mrs. Winsiow's Son,hing syrup
for e,hng failed to relieve the baby And rome
the ~. u cys Of ia. mother