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New-York tribune., 1871-01-04


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from he, late rcsiero No a' Thlye THURSDAY e -
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day last. at Bethel, n Y
head esp Jeryis n. l., THURSDAY next s.2 sccs
BUTLERon Morjay jar. Amelia e. daughter Of Hnr! Ble.
hiGei lttnS
the funersl seryce Wegesi.y, J lts oeocs p @ 20
tuce of fsdrsr No 4i West Twenty sHua ie reSss
will be liken 10 Nog-ilssen fol iniernest
pOwA Chicago Dee 3d. ssta wife Of J. H Dow ani i1ogltsr %
Jackson s., So,l,tI OF E8 city. ~.
The relatives ohe respective fmlrs rfe py to ,tt
the funeral All Souls thEch corner Fouhs'' sHi
Tw,ntietb-st. WedneBitJ, Jan 4, ,H2 IA
IACKsoNon Tb day s moaL Jearie inas daughter q Ef',s
A.. and Jennie l.. Jacksel
Fuaers at QuikeroBn Pcan., on Ffb dsy afternoon.
LIyIyGsTONOB Sunday efenng i'm Charles J. IL nyor enc
ofue late Duaue Livingston he 5ll !carof bis
uYtci be on Ne7ssf
meng 90cpck. fro ihe Church ol tie ATnu-csisp, v
th.t between sixth ani sevenave. without iulAer noe
The val be taken 10 iydspSh cor ntsrelt III 1re dsy
aARTIS--on Monday u~uug Lan. 2, james Marss 'si !"
TIE fas, will pacs Ten Eo y III ecssr, woasssAy %
SELs0ysull7 e,vn,~ooi L. ia. Z ll. w.ilu Sol.oa,
merai Nes-l0rA, h. !car.
Notice Ct funeral iefeltfr
ROPEsA Poscestr, Jt- B rs? ia The s''a yer bic
depot. to tran r)n IYct-.efes-s, "so-bofs
Reuaius Uul b. taken 10 Salem, Mass
sWEETsEAt Platk5, w. 90 Scntav e - inst 'ss In as
ilLes, C0ils H. s.ee.s,r IN the 2ta year ot he i,e
yERpLASCKOn sunday jan l3i, LeO IfIs VII 0; Wi..
. Bce,iusn 'erp''.sk Of YerplIncks Poilt o.,
c,m her ,gtc l,e-cS o. Wetnesi,r Inst Ifsias
leag ths H.lsoD River Depo; 1T mis- - m
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

ORG ANIZATIOE OF TIE GENERAL COMMITTEE
sILAs b. BUTCHER ELECTED PRESIDENT.
The Republican General Committee OF
Kings County met last evening, ut Commonwealth Hail.
and organized for the ensuing year. The Hon. George
G.. Reynolds was chosen temporary Chairman. On
motion of Benjamin F. TIaccy, cire vote was akon
for permanent Chairman resulting as follows sids b.
Dutchcr ll9; Samuel 7. Maddox. Seorge b. Reynolds
made unanimous, and when he was escorted to the
chair by Messrs. Benedict and MADDOX he spoke as
follows:
GTNrINMpN: During ftve q the Is years which const
tute the existence Of the Republican party have pre-
sided political organization OF that party. Jhls
experience has enabled realize to extent tho
lJBOrs and responsibility of presiding officer, ana mas
cured of al desire ambition ever again to occupy
such position; and had hoped that ms hontr migh
have deyOlyed some other person. Wmel state THIS
yOu that appreciate none the less Tie friendship
and confidence which you have m8niicstec IN electng
me youI rrcslng oiceP ana the manner IN Shlth you
haYC done il. YOU my sincere thanks for TINS
confidence Y0u all desire the prosperity, honor, and
strength Of the Republican party IN this county ana
10 give 10 the Administration Of PTcident Grant tat
eaguest and cordial support which 1t so richly ineri!s
for his fidelity 70 tho platform on which & hS s
the country and rho great principles which underhe
the platform of RI publican Constitutional Government
know that the success Of presiding ohicef Ccpond
whose deliberations he h. called 10 preside, ana nave
entire confidence that snail have The same toIbo 1rnCe
which presided over the Republican Committee OF tds
The Committee then elected tl,c tnowng additional
Sga - aG,d2o; "a T Taone o. :" iId
vice President n II. ". Vau Sicen; Recording Scere-
ta'y, j. T. Norton; assistant Recording secretary
Calm; Tecasnrcr, EcIjan,in H. T.aey; S'rSeant-"t-
Arms, 4. u. L.ruhergir,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
POLITICAL MOTIFS.

The editor Of The LeGrenrOrH Times says
that iac Hon Il. p. Love- the member Of Congress elect
from Kansas Is NOT FrCe Trader. Mt Lowe has Ds-
serted, MS own signature hai Tie haS 40 sympathy
whatever with tho Revenue Reform mov0mcut.
In pursuance Of the call Of the last Union
Republican Genera. Committee the Committee for
lsIi viii meet for auiaHjon at the Republican Head
,uartCE IL, COInr of lIaNC. aud TWcLts secoEdst Oh
Thursday evening, Jan. = At o'clock.
Tho Delaware Legislature has elected the
following officers: scnatcsTCalcr, Charles Goodiug If
NcscastIo; Clerk James j. Mitchell Cf Kent; Sergeant
4t-ArIns Hour ST. duDrc OF SusscN. UOusc-Spcaher,
Seweli G. + ees of NcwCasC; Clerk, john j. IcuniuE-
ton OF Kent; Scrstat ItAlIs, y, j. Mneatc 0i st45-
The BicLm0nd Enquirer conGatuatcs the
State of Mississippi on lt would 10 most readers
q curious subject of ooIsTatuotionits Tad reputation
for tc reputation Of ts debts. argues n a under
'Padcf p control the state debt would have hcCn greatly
Increased had moi its name been lad in financial c
cle q at no one Woud trust it. This view of the situation
is certainly novel; the Democracy INA charms ln Rt l-
Giation. from whatever point II is regarded
The dispute in Georgia as TO tie time ct
which the now Legislature may meet Is Interesting. The
Constitution the state provides that it shall convene
"aIuuAy Oh the second wednesday in Jauuory, or on
such other day TIE Legislature shall prescribe" Claim
ing right iK The day Of meeting, under The nttor
clause tbc last Legislature appointed the meeting Of h5
one last cctcd for next Fall The Democrats claim that
Iegi- atara meet tlc second wednesday u jan
mary Trey say hgt under tie spirit, II not me ictof n'
tie Constitution. is ght 10 change tie mduth
and season, wel a. the dag OF the annual meeting.
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take steps toward the Inauguration Of school sys.
tern for tho Indian tribes Last year 100000 was placed
In the hands of the Secretary o the Interior TO aid In
dustria and other schools. Tho Indian and Appropra
ton Committees will be urged In conjunction with tho
movement for organizing government among the civil
lied tribes provide for the organization of normal
and training college, In which suitable young Indian
and women can DO prepared for teaching hnd other
missionary work generally among the wild Tribes, as
vol as their people.
At The present time II IL stated that the shoctaws
Creeks and ChicEasaws, have about 100 youth OF bot
school aud college I'm different States, ~ an an
nia cost Of about 500 per capita The plan suggested
embraces not only such training college but uSo tne
organization OF manual labor school in each OF tne
principal reservatos and at the agency OF every toe
which has numbers sufficient To warrant such an nstu
tion. IL is estimated that th0ro are over eoCO hula
children and youth who should receive Instruction.
Indian Commissioner Parker to-day returned from DC
mulgee the Territorial Council a that place having ad
journed. Nearly all the tribes ot Indian territory were
represented, and under the treaties and tho law con-
stiution for tho territory framed. 80 a. to consO
dnte (as far tho treaties ermiO the INDIAN tribes
1t viii be presented to Congress- favoraby recommending
by the Indian Department, and its acceptance urged
rather than pass OF the Congressional bills, which
give most OF the ofiicial'positioBs IN whites.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
ROMAN CATHOLIC UEoUGEMs.

The seventh anniversary OF the death OF
Archbishop Hughes of this diocese was observed yester'
day by solemn requiem high mass, ut early hour in
ST. Patrcks Cathedral The principal altar was diyesed
of many of its ornaments Three candeabra on each
side Of the Tabernacle covered with black cloth.
The front of the altar was niso dIaed and around c
pulpit u heavy pail IN the center 0,le, without
the sanctuary rails stood imposing catataque, bear
ing the archcpcopal OF toe deceased preate. THIS
was surrounded by several clusters of lighted wax can
dies. Thu OF ceremonies the Row Father Carney,
led the procession, followed by the Archohops cross-
bearer between two acoytes; then the limo Of altar
boys; next the subdracOn Father MGttOnct the deacon,
Father Mclean aud tae crcbrpn' Father Starr clOthe
in black yrsiments. The Archbishop preceded by tonr
prca, and his secretary, closed the procession. Car
CauO', guicm suu- by the choir.
requiem mass celebrated yesterday morning, In
memory of the late Father Tn0r nt the Clurr OF the
IranfGgTatou, Mottst, nc which hc pastor until
his deajh, one month ago The interior of The church
was dIaped IN mourning, and was lighted only by tho
tan candles the altar, leaving tho rest of the
bdldng shade. The ICES ID tho Row. Father
a.. sdy, cclebrdnt; Father SLAYER, deacon; Father
keenan,, subdcacon, and Father McKcGna, master OF
ceremonies. About 30 Other priests from different
dioccsts OF the city sun Ouuded the altar
To-day being the nth anniversary OF the doath OF tho
Rev. Dr. Cummings first pa of st. stephens Church.
in Twcnty-,lghth-st., there VIII DO q requiem mass in
thar clurCb ~ 10 O'Clock a. III.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
.IHE INDL1A&

DIesATrSrA ACTiON AMONG THE INDIANS on THE
pTAINs-THEY DEMAND ARMS AID AMMO
kITIOS-THE PRESIDENT ASKED TO REMOVE
TEXAS - EDUCATIONAL PBOsPECIs AMONG
TIlE MORE CIVILIZED TRIBES.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBCEEI
WAsIuNGTON, Jan. 3.--According TO recent re-
pors received bero tho Kowas Cheyennes, and other
tribes of "PlaDs Indians" gathered il and about
Fort Sill iu the extreme western portion Of the indian
Territory gro not in amcabe nood and thalo Is NOT
yet any certainty that they viii not take 10 the warPath
at tho most convenient time.
gA Council was recently held at gent Tauu's, ut which
"Lone Wolf" "satauta," kicking Bird" 'Tmnbling
Bird" Kiow1 chefs, and "PCcer" an Apache chief with
some j. Others attended Persons connected WITH the
United states Indian Commission also present
Those named took the head, "LOne Wolf" being the
chief speaker lie argued that the ways Of the twoIaees
were different: declared that timO necessary 10
bring them together; aud complained bitterly that
tho wmt6 loon would not let them
have guns and ammunition, and they could not hunt
and kill game as formerly. II their tribes were allowed
obtain arms, they would feel better aud their young
wond not DE uneasy The usual hostility between
tho Indians and the Texans unaffected by Lone
WoL" lie charged the Texans provoking the Indian
depredst0Ds complained Of recently, If tho Texans
douo What Was right the Indians would They had been
milrcprcsented at Washington. According 20 their
ycraOous brave, All Indian wars wero begun by tho
soldiers Of course the Indians reiOccd at the
rival Of their annuity goods, but they wanted
powder. said Little Wolf =" "If tho white man
was good 10 them, they would go further
in being good than the white man" "satanta," known
hitherto Of the most relentless ~ warriors, de
nOunccd the Texans, aud demanded guns and auinu-
nitiOn. Eat8nta wantrd the President tod That n be
would "mOve Texas further off, thcy would ho quiet
He also wanted Camp supply moved further north say
ing icionsly that These things would Lccp thea nj
peace, and sensiby adding hat DC didn't want 10 visit
Washington
But little progress has been made in teaching these n
dams the OF civilization. good stone building II
Just completed for the nee u the mission school Tie
lua are good the ciultc nld The Winter short, aud
game b. abundant Fort -Il j. the hcIdquhltcI. ~ 'ch.
GTieIsou ond tine guiIis"u uunbcI, about loo ''lprd
TIE Indians IuIHirr over t,UJu inc l,i " 10
YtatOn from The civilized iHtiJna asnn7 Lcec Inliint
TO lOu iu the tuufrdtIat" Territorial movement i"l
boon c.ivod. hut uo action h1i tern taken ai c nat1
/ Of The dIapAtchc'.
A stroaG ,edcrt viii bo made 10 induce Congress 20
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
pENNSYINANI5.
C G,SIZAION Or THE LEGrsLATTRE-BUsl
EIIORE II-OONTESfEn :EATi.

oEGthIZA1ION Or THE LEGrsLATURE-BCBlNESS
BIIORE u-CONTESfED SEATS.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 3.-1he House was organ
izod to-day at noon, and tho senate a =. H. Ia the
former tho Lon. James il. Webb, Republican was
ecctd Speaker and Gen. James L. seldge was elected
Chicf Cork. IL the Senate tins Hon. William A. Wal
]lce, Democrat, of CCoIGcld County. was chosen
tiaaEef. and Jacob h"ig 0. ButlCr County. Cork.
The Legislature ,tdLds as follows: Scnatc-RPpulll-
Cans lG, Democrats, II House 0f KepreseBta
ToPans 6j Democrats, -; Republican majority on
iO.lt ballot, IL.
4 corrci pordent Of The ILHadeipdiq Tele7raph. at
haI1asS speaking Of tie proposition to contest the
eat 3f sLators Dechen from Nc 10 Dstric, Naglo
IoLi The ma and Randall from the IXth, saws "Ihc
.dOiSson neels with no favor among leading KoIubli
san Senator's II s regarded C;iOIt petty Office
hnatcr. To- commit th: Republican panty 10 public
Q0''l'ls claims upon the Organization"
The Hpado,pht0 Anericaa mentions the prospective
WORK hcfore the new legislature follows: THIS sc
biUn WI De- in many spccts one o. the most important
S'' ol' ~ VII hc Icccssf! TO rcappOTtOu Tie State
1n' ioI shotIs Of congress FOR the ensuing decade
liu " oihtlhLCls uT lie Legislature for The ensu.
3ns s.pteunai term. Our pr sent afTannent, favor
b j." l"''S ALI are III some districts unfair and IN
Just Ju0 fact tdt the Democrats lave the senpte ygin
Insure mod icatiOn Of these districts: but our 1e hone
uea Ia lhe Constitutional Convention "A call for which
VIII cOh" before lbe Legislature with every prosneci of
pcstOn 10 The movement. Il Is pr0pvord on re-
Ning the Constitution, u Iqke sucl provision a
@ Iit sure PtopoI,Vnai REPRESENTATION 10 all parties.
ana ifcNer prevent gerry 'nanders hereafter Wow
tls ta't the importance Of Tie appoit onIpcut ls i
IdTSeY dmnibhcd. lnTrysng the Constitution II s also
l9"Jtstp TO pfoMDt AT iuuTt spe al nl ,lst'0 and
require the Legislature 10 act tO'eiy hy general ,s J
hisO ID throw such regulations and sfc a.rI,i,
D a' -te treasury sDul pat an end 90 tr atr ,. Z
ON tihl dedrlleui There is pro p.sf 20 ID ytrv
e. ns conc stei election cases M tlo -eul.e rae rf,
u & D. consequence oi thc peculiar mode of '.rt.
,'i-s ~ many years '.crc VII 10 large Auml Of
sp"Si OalA cAArcTs neudngat this session Vt the Ics
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
NEW-JERSEY.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE RE-REAPP0RTl0NMENT.
The Legislature of New-Jersey will meet at
Trenton on noIt Tuesday, Jan 10 The success Of the
Republicans in the recent election gives them not only
the choice Of United states Senator in the place of MI
Catte but also the control Of the roapportonment Of
tho State The coming session will ben interesting
The Legislature rs required redsret the State for 20
members OF tho House Of Assembly-each county 10
have at least representative. This will give about
1900 population to "a member. The representation OF
most Of the counties will remain present
changes being made only in Essex ana
which will gain two; Gloucester. sussex, Hunterdon
aud Warren each losing one. Politically. the Repuo
cans and the Democrats three from their present
representation. There may be one county or more
created and this, with other changes may change the
relations of political parties materially. An euOrt
will ba made, The Srte Gazette says, to create new
county to be called Centre out of parts OF Mercer
Middescx, and Monmouth Counties.
the Legislature stands politically as foows Senate
Republicans, II; Democrats, 9; majority, g. Assembly
Republicans, "a Democrats, 26 majority 3. Repubh-
can majority On Joint ballot, II.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE couMoN SCHOOLS OF PENNSYLVANIA

TIE CONION ECIlODI.7 cE I'tsN4No J ~ d MA
PulLAUELPHA, Jan. 3.-Advance sheets Of
tho forthcoming thirtyscven'h annual report OF tho
SUPERINTENDENT OF Common Schools for PcnLsylyapiD
show gratifying growth and strength In its system OF
popuar instruction. There 2OC4 schOo Districts
.n of 81; igt9 schools, gain OF 27c; 2S92 graded
schools; 1900 directors; 70 superintcndens; ll6l9
tcaclcrs al Increase OF i0 s2Ss1 pupils gain of l3s
The average monthly splarc5 OF male teachers is $40 6i;
nt female s2 sg the average school term. 605 months;
10 ocraro attendance tb59r equal to .6s per cent.
COST ~ tuition per month S3 5u5: cost OF building,
- TGs6l4; total expenditures, S,il6l 90 Thc N3luo OF
school pr0perty ia estimated az si53. s3 or the school
houses iI arc frame, 2,2j brick Lass stone, and 35l
are o. 541 are stated t0 have sufficient grounds, and
Gsg1 10 be Wen ventilated. go
OF the tcach3re 35a male and S99 female, with an
average age OF 5 years; oLC0uth Of thesc have taught
less than one year and 1892 hai attended State MOI nal
hoo Tie teachers Institutes are characterized as ~
valuable for improving and encouraging teachers las5
vno /, actual members attended their sessions these
Iustr, were Instructed by 556 lecture ana $50 essay
ists cuiIue sfl2l The state has I've Normal Schools
I'm operation located at scrsyile, LdlnDorO, hus-
,,j n5tOwu, and Bloom5burg; these had. IN 1869, 60
urosnr- and Gl5 students. -Four more Of these school
are ziug viz at California Washington County J.
We,t Chester Shippensburg and Lock Haven The OBJ
eacle, which yet impair the efficiency OF these publlo
seho.s and which require cxrpatOn, are: Snort scho0
ferns Irregular attendance, poorly qnahncd teaChtfs
frdspost0n 80 grade teachers s1drio5 according to
notifications want Of local supervision OF schools neg
Ict OF duy on part OF directors aud want OF ncfrs.
In education on the part Of the people.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI
>,,c,,rz,T1oN or TIE LEGiSl'ArUh'-'" "'l..D,,''
0S'TS,i Ty,Ss OF TIE TWO WINGS OF THE HrfuD'
LICAN PARTY. 80, from
g. ror,s Ian. s.-A special dispatch from
,ono Rock to fae Democrat says that 'no
-, today. Tankersly. the nominee OF "''' S'"s
.,.o,od speaker OF the House. All INC o'"''''
s.,,,O aro clayton men. The BF"ohS '"u N''e''
." wv "a not admitted to either House'
.,,ors Of the Missouri Legislature hh'c heS'H
A' - Jefferson city. Several at the moro prom
..,,iso,cs for L. + Senator Ora also IN the cI'y'
and working cneFsetcaiF' II,
,o,,t,ioan caucus was held Tonight ana tp''i''
-, 90 ~, Dsmoerot says that several sPee'nes
=, os,sipr harmony and union ~ po'h
N. ore-anlzatlon Of tho Legislature. and inc
-. Of n L. s. Senator. Taose sehnmeh'S
,rc,auded loudly. Resolutions were thon
.,,,.a pledcins such action, pending "moh
conuittee from a Democratic caucus eh'ereu'
.,,,h proposon inviting the Republicans to act Win
o Democrats in the organization Of the House sno tno
.,.c o, of Senator The proposition was received WIN
.,., and motion made TO lay 1t on the table put no
seton was taken.
Other speeches were made favoring unity ana mar
,orv ,etTeon the two Republican wings, which were
spplaulod The caucus then adjourned until tomorrow
There s fair prospect of uniting tho two wings Of 'he
Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
OHIO

Goy.rl,Yrs's MESS -TAXArIoN-P0ruLATIoN
CoiuMuus, Jan. 3.-Thc Legislature met at
eo'cocl, tl5 afternoon. Doh Houses adjourned fi'ef
tgc reading Of Gov Hayes, sage. Tie to'tAoL o"-
eus,cs ou local matters, and says That ne IIcn'c VI
fol .,zaton has boon far gr,a,cr tEs' The growth Of
Ncs,e in hisincss poIia ton or wealth. and he asks
y.l .at,re 10 do ~ in lfs pOWer TO jlc * le evil
Iio Curl- That the power OF cities, c3ulre'' ana o'hrr
local uharcs 90 create public debt opens tho door to
~sasic.rIne,s oxtr vGcaucc and CORRUPTION Ae rtelm
yrG- that I'll the STATE, county, and municipal ohcSis
~ mid nycd salnri.a aId not rcCouponscG ~ fees
The ,a.. .Gcaton of COuI cts IN the PcmcnuaiV' ~
Cthor prison lls are LtEcd. lie also a-is that ad.
GtuN1. uw9 g. promote nc interests o. tLe Soiditi5
C.pfa.-' Homo af NtIIi DE- enacted ,
Jh.ttlor of me Secretary Of state i, Just Iiinje
n, exc. trs pol4 ora Of o. cities ana villages M ono
IN, H over 80 inhabitants each, the total b'iug G1oO
1u, r increase Of ?i3oN iu 10 years, or % per cent
It rcr.a On t'o ppIuiCtt IF ONO outside Z" Ihcse
ieo aI1 Becs - Oay abO1 7Oo0V N me lS'J uecsdo
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
MusTERISG OUT VETERAN ARMY OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-1ho following order


wa promulgated to-day:
WAR DEPAETMENT, ADJUrAST-G GENERALS OFFICE
WA~uINGTOS Dec 81, 1870
GENERAL ORDERS No. Is-Ey direction of the Fresl,
dent and under the provisions OF section OF te act OF
Congress approved July H. 1870. the following lanid
officers are hereby retired from active service from TINS
date: , .
vice in conformity with section OF the act or July To-,
1870:
Col Robert {. Drchanln. suTcuumH'ar!.
Col Cherries J. au uy,uury. Ortaace De'ftne't
Second: ii iucapaDty resulting trtlu luIS ana laIth
I'M service, wounds or INJURY receive rom us use
rdctcd Exposure IL The line 81 uutN, IN conform
ouce with r. ,n. 10 aud II OF the act OF Aug B. lSol
Nil I'm. H.. l't Irf,rfr- Jas " smith unasSgrei
t,1t C,s- M Cavalry. lI 10 ~. Ila,s Unassigned
Cs-t a. Mrf1r n nfin'y. Ftt It, y H. Smith "A iull r.
James g. Jet., gno .trt d. ~ ci hh ,h'Al
Ct+ Nm NJ Mcneil una gnci H. WIN T. l''er una,slret
On Second IT, r. ii dn Unassigned
f-it IeG ffvsl-, second H. ~ Maugau, una~slgrd
APT. G. Mchs.r L. lu.rT. N'fd a. y ~ aH uhas
lT It, " Ross 6.r Irrar. ISen It. = " aAer. ulisi5ncd
lIs- 4 NcII Cr. Tori, unssil
Ikiyd upon tre tul rank OF the command
held ~ tbcm when wounded, ld conformity VITA
sections T. and II the act oi August = 1901, ana sec
iol - OF the act of Jul5 p, 1866;
Lqak lotr C.,rI-CL Thomas W So-ran, 81 irlIerr.
Erptcf LiH f.iE-t sl fstL'I- boltr h'.r, EIassiti
Fl-t-lieat Robert G icrry. UHas.'s sgci-
Rink Of lfount ilG tlac1 George D. H tnfsAsne
Rank Of CcJ 1l --I'ut Thomas H. li ulasisucl; - '.t
Douglass e.. he, LuIss .uc 'cuEl e7 Iieor H. hum
gsse..i; s,ccri-I.rI- i,u H. O.hcl, Iltssl-Iel
5l " frs. l.4aGsocoIiLcui. CA~ies '" hsJe' uhaf
,oJ,rE The officers ahOge-namcd who ave on duty
viii "a soon as relieved, repair 10 thelr respective
lufnc.. ~ order OF tho StcrrtuTy OF Wal,
l. -. IoWNsl.ND, Adiutani-G oncIfl.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
NIALE.

.If. LIGIgLATUEr-PT-EGEC ECrON or TIE HON.
TOT NJ MORRILL, ASSURED.
AuCr,Ta, Jan. 3.--Thc gathering Of the mem
Ses o e legislature ba thus far Teen attended ny a
zc- uuuo Of outsiders han 10 usual tic Ccca ions,
and ucre has, up to tlis tiue, been an
cutirc Gb.oncs OF excitement ct The oa1euscs
TtnI.lb 10 select legislative CEices ~ be
su,ppr'ei Tomorrow. TIE Hon. Cha-cs Bulrn oi
r'rnc .ot wgs nominated Tor President q the Senate
and EiSn i. Smith, esq Of sacO fer Speaker q tie
Io1fo Tn he House caucus Mr. Smith bad 90 votes
SGfor FIoaaricL Robe 11 Is considered to Dc sulslan
italy "st vote the Senatorial contest, aud pacu
cay as-urCs tlc TcCcc ion of tho Hon. Lot W Morrill,
al Ga" minor officers Of u eas srs sion rcnCnngted
ty accif ton. Atb meeting Of the IcpuDcon State
GOiJmttCc tDnlrlt tlt organization OF The last several
years was continued. leaving Nj Blaine Chairman and
(o' y. 4. Smith Secretary. The organization Of tire
l. c.-iI,uIr wl De accomplished Tomorrow noon, aud
She gqucl,s for tie state officers viii De held tomorrow
night; perhaps, also. the SCI8 Oid caucus GOV. Per
lam SIi 80 IuaugLut .d Oh Thur day.