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New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
THE cAIryTINE MURDER TRIAL.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 19.-The jury TO try Jay
+. Gaentlne for the murder OF Dr. william ID. Jones'
was impanneled Oh Monday in this city and the trial
began. The Courtroom was densey crowded about 40
women being present After the opening by the prose
cutting Attorney a motion made that, In accordance
ith statute Of Ohio the jury he taken by the Sheriff
20 view the scene Of the murder in order to understand
,o,,or the evidence OF the Witnesses diagram OF
Tho sceno had been previously presented. The
presiding Judge granted the motion and directed the
duct the jurymen 10 the various places OF interest
tn Connection with the murder. The Court then ad
IN in% uo' mill Tuesday morning The jury then pro
Ceded a. directed the rooms formerly occupied by
,bs nrsoner his wife. and his victim. Their relative
.ne ,P,'nos wcr, carefully examined During Tuesday
evdencc was adduced by the going to prove
~ .hno,ing OF DIR Jones' and IL also shown that
aIetne had previous To the murder procured the pub
ncstion in The Cleveland Leader OF al anonymous local
.t,ce nncernng attempted rape by well-known
sician" This article had reference to the criminal
relation which husband had discovered existing be-
tween Mrs Galentne and Dr Jones, and on aeount VI
which tho murder was committed.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
,RrsEs AND cAsUALrIEs-BY gELEGnAru.

A boilcr explosion in a saw-mill near Carbon,
Colorado on Thurssy killed L. y SOnemAn, the engl-sG
The dwelling, with the valuable library of the
Re-, Dr. Dsanee Hampton, H. burned "Wednesday Los
$500
The three robbers of the Central Pacific Rail
road train ia Sessd have y rsn
IN the Prson.
q -. .Msrshalls chair factory at South SALISBURY,
bnusi on "edneslay named H. sisir u shye.
n r., Lost hs lif, IN attempting to eioci .
....Annic Logue, age 30 q servant In the family OF
the Rev. Dr. 1honp,on at Aapas, Cenn oosnt td sede "a
post
The buildings and machinery at the water
Cleveland barned Hetesis
uhen are broke oa. but tey rescued
Loss, S4,GU.
"A woman giving her name as Hannah Harris
Wlis j. strnrrd commit sulr by tskus auanu
on tie Ps York, last taisn o
the Pall River AlnsIIoase AMI vii probably
The Waterbury (Yt) National Bank building
hroes into Wednesday night By barsas Tn door Of the
blown safe
IL. foreei TO retire leaving their b
hind No pts ottA,ssA
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
rwo MEN MURDERED BIZ A WOMAN.

TWO MEN MURDERED 81 WOMAN.
FLMIRA Jan. ia terrible tragedy occurred
in the town Of wayland steuben County this morning
Mrs Mary Hess shot and instantly killed Mt WIZ. H.
Lewis doing business in Wayland. He called upon her
on busucss and she met him tho door and shot him
dead. She then proceeded 10 the residence OF her
brother Mr. Warren Northrup, some half mile
distant from her own, aud asked him to
come out % doors, as she wished IN speak
info me bonse ana Ied t way INTO ie6fofn she fo
lowing closely Just after he entered the bedroom door
tbe baiI passing entirely through his head. She then
closed the bedroom door and turned toward son or mr
Norhtp who was in the sitiug-rOOm. hut before she
could fire upon him she seized and the revolver
taken from her. MI. NOrthrup lived until O'CLOCK thls
afternoon ,,,
Mrs Hess was taken into custody and upon being inter
roraed rs TO why she had dc0mmit this double murder
She reped that She would learn Mr. Lewis not o be the
cause OF so much talk a. there had been about her II
is stated that she had friendly terms with
her brother TIE circumstances OF the will be In
yestigated by the Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
GENERAL MILITARY NEWS.
LoxDoN. Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1871.

Won WEREER MAINTAINING HIS POSITION NEAR
REIF0Rr-FIGHTING NEAR HAVRE-LoNGWY
rSvE,rED-A PRUssIAN SUCCESS AT CIAGNY
A FRENCH VESSEL CAPTURED.
LONDON Wednesday, Jan. IS. 1871.
Gen. Won Werder maintained his position south OF
Belfort on Monday against renewed attacks from
the French Army Of the East The German loss was
comparatively small.
disratch from Hayre states that small French
force was attacked yesterday, near st. Roman, by
the Pussians, and the village was shelled. The
enemy wero rcpulscd, with considerable loss The
French had FIVE men killed and ten wounded The
Uhlans entered Bolbec and levied contribution of
10000 francs. The money not being forthcoming,
the invaders seized the Mayor and chief citizens,
and carried them of as hostages for its payment.
The investment Of Longwy is complete, notwith-
standing the attempt of the garrison to prevent the
placing in position Of the German batteries. The
Germans Oh the 18th inst. dispersed force OF 1900
Gardes Mobiles near Langres.
A dispatch from Breyiliers the 17th, reports that
Gen. Keller had occupied the towns of Frazier and
Cbanbrer taking the latter by surprise with so
prisoners. The French cferward made sharp at
tacks on Chagny, Betencourt, and Frazier Keller
maintained his position. The fighting continued
through three days, during which the German loss
was LOO men.
A French brig with a cargo Of provisions was
captured of Bordeaux by the German frigate
Augusta
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
TIE PURSUIT OF CHANzY.

LAVAL EVACUATED BY THE FRENCH-TIiE PEUs-
SLAMS STILL TRANSFORMATIONS PRISON
ERs TAKEN-oFFICIAL STATEMENT OF RE
CENT Losses
IoNDoS. Wednesday, Jan. 1S, ls7l'
A dispatch from Versailles says The French under
Gen. Chauzy are retreating from Laval The Ger
man army is in fun pursuit and has already passed
the town Of Vaigcs, II miles east Of Laval Two
thousand additional prisoners have been taken
Alencon was occupied by the Germans on the night
OF the lO,h.
The German loss in the battles with Gen. Chanzy
il officially stated TO be III officers and S@o8 were
killed and wounded. Tie French lost beside their
killed and wounded 200O unwonndcd prisoners
The foIo, of 5000 men which left Cherbourg to re-
enforce ,e Amy Of the Loire failed to join it, the
railway to Aencon having been cut by the PTus-
gans
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
NOIlINATIONS AND COMBINATIONS.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Thc following nOmi-
nations sent to the Senate to-day:
Chief of the Buryau Cons ard Rp
of the Nav Department
Henry Warren Receiver Public Crcgln
John g. Briscoe. of Customs a Sot.r.l D. NaftH
h. L. lugg, Postmaster at hlltsyile. Alabama, i
CONfIRMArIOSs. |
The Senate to-day confirmed the following Iomina-
tiOns:
Albert G. Elwauls 20 ie Assistant TrsHsgrr az S%Lcu
Missouri lister ~ tse Lend Zee ,.H- ~ No
J. K hawey. oi customs - 30. j. epa 10
Elas W. Fox. suyero- of Customs 't - loI 10.
Isaac s. Hauuonth Postmaster a. Phelps. DO
tieo.R h BlcAucr, So. C.1gIcs. NO.
The senate IN Executive session OCr LJCtr on the
above nominations.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
TrIrGRAPUIC NOTES.

Vessels arriving at Haii1ax report tie gaie Va
N, n a, ;.rntc No loss Of life is reported yet
The Auditor Of ONO has revoked the ant hor-
M - ES,re snd Mechanics Life InsuaHce Company OF ihn eV
20 DO bufness 10 Ohio ~,
None of the Halifax Marine Insurance Com
,n. A., .he 20 nav Dividend last years busises TIE o'
The year very large \,
The Lincoln Memorial Statne III the rotliiidh oi
, e,e o..e In Counhu. Ohio ahei YESTERDAY GOV
sdJ and speeches we're by Cons Dubb ward And '" !"
EnOcbs
The shipments Of gold from three ban9lngg- bandnagg
boasrs n Cears City Colorado during 100 snoan'.i 70 81 a.
The mai gold product Ol Glpin con IVY 'o' "' N f
Z JOO0U The seather 10 tine 81,
The Secretary Of the Navy. has ordered the
stir. ,f,r Madalens LpgT CAifoini. 20 %
Of tae Bsy best hsrof for ce'hg n.d
lie the 81 N0''esf NV
ibs sD,Diees VI the Lower California Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
THE ALBANY EMPRESS ROBBERY

TIE EXAMINATION POSTPONED UNTIL TO-DAY.
ALBANY, Jan. 19.-The examination of the
case Of John Flkins has been further postponed until
tomorrow on the application Of the prisoners counsel
one OF whom the Hon. Henry Smith, has been absent
from the city for the past two weeks and has known
nothing about the affair, not even having read as he
stated the newspaper reports. Hapine the injured ex
press messenger continues TO improve in strength az The
bosDital and is now able To walk about his ROOM Fkins
has not vet been brought before him for Identification
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
IIXENBTRG.

LETTER OF ADVICE FROM KING WILLIAM
PRUSSIA HAS no DESIGNS on LUKE MBURG.
LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. Is, 1871.
The King of Prussia. in letter to Prince Henry of
Luxemburg cOunsels him to be prudent and cautious
and asserts that Prussia has never intended to attack
the independence of Luxembourg
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION AT THE COAL MINES.

POTTsvILLE, Penn, Jan. 19.-Yesterday the
Superintendent Of the Luke Filter Coery, while return
ing 10 his home from the coery, was shot at the BAL
passing close his head by persons lying IN ambush ny
,he roadside This coery is Of the three or four
coeTies now in operation in the coal region The col
lieries now working in the Shamokin region, and
work with q liglL force ONLY.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
PERSONALITIES TELEGRAPH.

Henry Burden, the famous inventor and IRON
;aca,er died Of hear disease Troy yeerisy age 30
Supervising Architect Mnlett has arrived IN
Ne oeb, and has looking TO the completion 'De
Eew-Orlesns CusOIn House %.
c. bapauet viii he given 10 Frank Blair, IN 81
T. an ssurday the state officers and members bots Ou
of the Legislature have been ib'ted -
Mr. Fechter has given the net receipts OF ms
a,s, smouupg 10 chsr diyidnS S5fo among eeNs
ad REQUESTING
w. h es, % NJ. Dmatc Fund such eIss In thai city,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
TIE SOUTHERN OUTR1GES.

MORE TROOPS WANTED ~ NO2TU tAHoi'NA-
RAILROAD TRAINS PROTECTED. BY .i.iiAEf
GUARDS.
WILMINGTON, y. c., Jan. D.-IHc COM
mander Of the Federal troops in Eo.Roa CoIhty has
telegraphed to Washington for more Hoop tht Enau
number now in that county being un?ke TO c1.a wan
the outlaws As measure OF precautitn squad O. sol
dicrs accompany each train on the Wl lgo' Charlotte
and Rutherford Railroad. It Is cOnced tat 'ut hte
can be done toward the capture OF the tl|s "t1ona
large force OF men.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
THE SOUTH CAROLINA TROUBL1S-A CONTRA
DICIION FROM GOV. SCOTT

CHARLESTON, Jan. 19.-Ihe Ae'cs to-day pub
ishes letter from Scott pronouncins Tho al, "a
tious of Hoggett Kerrgan and others in The Ne'c Crk
sun that they had been offered brbes by him TO
snae certain citizens OF South Carolina to b. wholly
false The Governors letter is corroboratcd by the
statements OF officials who were present az his Interviews
with Hoggett, Kerrigan, and bis coinpaniors.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEHS.
AUSTRIA.
DISCUSSION on THE BUDGET.

DISCUSSION on THE BUDGET.
PEsTH, Monday, Jan. lC, 1871.
During the debate On the Budget, to-day,
Baron Won Beust defended the policy OF friendliness
toward Prussia and spoke with gratifcation Of the i'm
in the relations Of the Imperial Government
with Italy. He cautioned the delegates against despon
depey which he called Austria's worst enemy.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
REPORT BY GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH OF oBsER-
yATJONs AT 11:47 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.

IBaJome,er corrected for tenperature and elevation
WEATHER on MOUNT WAsHiNGioN ....oo
vJAy 10 7 u. m.-Baroneter 1898, being changc Hhce
last report OF plus 3d. Thermometer lO' aDoEe .elo;
Relative humidity, SO. Wind, southwest 'eioo' ="
,yind " miles hour.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
CUBA.

THE HORNET REPORTED GONE TO uAYTI-IM-
PORTANT CAPTURES
HAVANA, Jan. 19.-The steamer Hornet has
gone TO Hayti. Manual Paymon silva. the insnrgent
Governor OF Camaguey. Dr. saio and other insurgents
Of consequence have surrendered themselves to the
Spanish authorities at Puerto Principe.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
THE TROUBLES IN EUROPE
TIE RoMnARpMENr OF PARIS.

TIE BUMUAhUNL4''
NO FIRING AT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
OF TRUCE SENT INTO THE CIrf-biSMAh0N
RECOVERING.
LONDON. Wednesday, Jan. ls, ISL
A special dispatch to The LoHd0" Il '"'' HUN u
sailles, the 18th, says;
rho hombardmcnt Of Paris proceeds slowly and
...oJpv The sunners Systematically avoid firing
on the public buildings. flag o. truce was TO-DAY
INT into tae city with news-letters Bismarck has
been i'll but is recovering.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
THE pr-Ry1yG OF THE STEAMER MGGLL.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 19.-Phiip Lock OF
Philadelphia who reported among the lost by the
recent burning of the McG arrived here last
night He is badly burned. He says that ont OF 20
persons on the saceplank on the night OF me user
bodies of several af the victims still lie the wreck
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
TILE DOUBLE MARRIAGE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 19.-lt Is stated mere
that Calvin Cross who married Miss Luckey OF New"
Hamburger, is now in the West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
RUSSIA.

THE RUSSIAN BUDGET SATISFACTORY.
LONDON. Wednesday Jan. Is, 1871.
Il is reported that the Russian Budget is
satisfactory The deficit amounts to only 100000
roubes although the military expenditures increased
xo.cOC,cOO.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
INSTANTANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES

-...Therc have been additional Cases Of as
sassinaiiOn Of policemen in Ireland
49,. The Journal Of st. Petersburg, in a re-
cent editor al rificses In clustc pagc the reply OF
n.rp Won Be,fst t. the note of Count GortschakOf and
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

SAYS distinctly that The policy OF Austria is not calc-
lated 20 the friendship of Russia or that of the
Western Powers
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1s-An offensive person,
who thought he had grievance owing to paragraph
in The Cincinnati Commercial that has been abundanly
explained. INDUCED in the privilege of calling Mr.
Hastcad liar. eud quietly knocked down therefor
and lett the IAe Commercial Office, expressing Lis salts
faction. Mr. Hdistead was not damaged, excepting
4 bruised knuC6ie.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March "a.
Thomas Preble, son Of the senior part
ner Of Preble & Fisher, in New Rich.
mond, Ohio, wAs caught on Wednesday,
by a belt attached TO a planning machine,
and carried around with such velocity
that his legs and arms were threshed into
shreds, and was almost instantly killed.
Tho parade Of the fire department, this
morning, was the finest ever seen in the
city. The grand display was witnessed
from the balconies Of the Burnct House,
by the members Of the Legislature, and
the Governor oil tho State, before whom
the procession passed in review.
Members'of the Legislature and other
invited guests visited tho various locali.
ties Of interest about the city to-day, In.
the Mill Greek valley, through
which It Is sought to change the canal for
the Ohio river connection at the Work
House, Alter passing through the vari.
GUS departments, a collation. was partaken
OF at the residences Of Hon. George II.
Pendleton and Henry Probosco, in Gilt
ton. Speeches were made by Governor
Hayes land other prominent gentlemen.
The guests arc entertained by C, w.
Woolley tonight.
The Enquirer this morning publishes a
letter from Senator John Sherman, In 70.
ply to recent illusions in that paper TO the
impression that the Senator had made his
political connections highly lucrative
business. He says he is not richer, con.
sidering the increased value Of property
than when he became u Senator. Avery
small fraction Of one million would cover
all he Is worth. He says he was never
pecuniarily interested in any question or
bill before Congress, and invites Mr. Farran
to visit his home at Mansfield, where he
would show him all he there possessed,
and tender full account Of all he had
elsewhere; and if he could not account
for all without being suspected OF reCeiv.
ing brides, gifts or stealing, he Farren)
could repeat the baSeleSs accusations with
an easy conscience.
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THE WEST INDIES.
Agitation in Porto Rico.

HAVANA, March 22, pia KEY WEST, 80.
News from Porto Rico by a Spanish
steamer confirms the reports Of the agi'
tated state Of affairs in that Island. The
Radical party, Creoles and Conservative
Spanlards are not only waging o war OF
words, but threaten recourse to arms,
There Is much secret discomfort with the
new King, and events Of the past few
days show that Spain Is in greater danger
than ever Of losing her remaining Ameri.
can colonies, Il Is rumored In Cuban cir.
les that General Quesada has landed an
expedition successfully in the vicinity oI
Trinidad. Very inhammatory manifeStos
have been issued, and 1t Is evident that
the feeling existing between the two par.
ties Is Of a most bitter character. The
action Of the homo government in remov.
ing an officer has excited the indignation
Of those in Havana who desire to run the
government Of the Island Of Cuba, and
they have sent a dispatch to Madrid ask,
ing that the removed officer be reinstated.
Should the reply be untavorable, it Is said
that the authority Of King Amadeus will
be quickly ignored.
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRK, March "a

New York, March "a
Gen. Barlow this morning publishes
a six column rejoinder to Fields reply TO
the formers letters, in which he infinitely
reviews the Fisk litigation, which has
been the cause Of so much scandal.
The steamships Nevada and Queen,
from Liverpool, have arrived.
The stock market repeats itself from
day to day. 1t opens strong, declines at
midday and closes up again strong, gen.
orally at the highest points OF the day.
The best figures In the present remarkable
upward movement prevailed yesterday.
The New York Central scrip tax question
has been postponed until after the ad.
journment of Congress, and probably will
remain deferred until next fall, or until
tue time arrives for changing the present
speculation at the Stock Exchange into
an active campaign.
Upona molten Of the defendant in the
case Of James Fisk, Jr., US. the Union
Pacific Railroad and others, to remove
from file bill In equity and declaration
in law, filed by the plaintiff, Judge Blatch.
ford has decided that the bill In equity can
be removed. The declaration will remain.
AT the session Of the Fenian convention
this afternoon, telegram was received
from Gen. Halpine regretting his inability
to attend, and authorizing his name to be
continued on the register Of the Fenian
Brotherhood. The committee on organl.
zatlon was instructed to wait on 0'Dono-
van Rosa and other exiles and again in.
vite their cooperation in efforts to effect a
union Of all Irish nationalities., The MILL
tary affairs Of the Brotherhood are tobe
well considered. |tsa st
The French Relief Committee have re-
CeiVed voluminous correspondence from
France detailing the sufFerings of the peo.
pie during the progress Of the war, and
the many trials TO which they were sub.
jected. To-day the committee sent to the
London Distributing Committee $4,000,
making o total Of $4,000, exclusive Of
$1,000 sent direct to Mr.. Washburne,
United States Minister at Paris.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March "a.
James Hally, an old gentleman Of 70
years, while crossing the railroad track
near Howard, Illinois, on horseback, yes.
terday afternoon, was run over by q pass
ing train and torn in pieces.
A large meeting was held at 0ttowa
last evening, at which the Mayor presided.
Speeches were made and resolutions
passed in favor Of removing the State capi.
tai from Springfield to Peoria.
A few days since, ut High Prairie, near
Leavenworth, Kansas, while John Clell
was engaged in cleaning out well, the
walls CaYed in and buried him deep in the
earth. Everybody supposed he was
crushed to death, and the process Of dig
ging him out was very slow. Five days
after the accident he was reached and
found to DO alive. As soon us he was
taken out he declared himself all right,
dunk q glass Of whisky, ate some food
and smoked u pipe. Several hours atter
he commenced sinking, and soon died
without o struggle. .
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q weeks holiday and Joined the orderly
Nationals in the Place do In Bourse,
where thereis large force and great Wig
ilance, in expectation of an attack from
the insurgents.
A London Telegraph special dispatch
gives the justification published by the
commander Of the insurgent Nationals
Of the massacre In the Place Vendome.
He says the people who made the demon.
stration against his forces provoked them
by yells OF derision, and fired first, killing
one Of his command.
VERSAILLES, March 23.
In the National Assembly to-day, the
government proposed'a law for the or
ganization fvolunteers, which wasadopt.
ed, under the terms that every depart
ment in France Is to send to Versailles
Immediately, a battalion Of volunteers for
the support Of the government. A propO-
sition for the appointment of o committee
ot fifteen members OF the Assembly to
proceed to Paris and assist in restoring
order, was fayorably considered. Several
Of the Mayors Of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS in
Paris, who were compelled to find safety
in flight from the city, were invited 10
seats in the Assembly. As they entered
the Chamber there was great applause
from the Deputies of the leit, while those
on the right protested against the action
Of the body. A scene OF tumult ensued,
lasting until adjournment.
Tho World Special.
PARIS, March "a.
Reaction in favor of the Empire gains
strength hourly, and unless Thiers speedily
restores order, the French may endeayor
to find their way TO Chiselhurst.
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March "a.

ST. LOUIS, March "a
The insurance on the Union Iron
Works, burned in South St. Louis yester.
day morning, was $9,606, in equal
amounts in the Enterprise, Philadelphia;
Security and Excelsior, New York; st,
Paul, Mimi; and Norwich, Conn.
A delegation Of the City Council ol
Memphis witnessed the test Of the steam
fire engines yesterday, which was salts
factory to them. They will make fur,
ther examination into the working of the
Fire Department, and municipal affairs oI
the city generally, and willleave for home
this evening.
The Public School Superintendents ol
Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit and Toledo
are here looking into the operation Of our
public school system. They will be join
ed by superintendents from other places
Company. D, Fourth U. s. Infantry, en-
route for Paducah, KY, arrived here from
the Northern plains. The entire regi'
ment, which has been stationed at posts
on and north of the Union Pacific rail
road for the past four yeas, Is now enFotttI
for service in Tennessee and Kentucky.
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An Important Day in Congress..Ad.
journment Indefinitely Postponed.
WAsn1NoToN, March "a, ISL,

WASHINGTON, March "a, 1871.
A Washington correspondent writes
that affairs in Congress yesterday put a
new phase upon matters. In some re.
spects Il has been tho most important day
OF the new session.
"Ffnt we had the San Domingo resolu.
ton Of Sumner in the Senate, on which
there was spicy, running debate in the
morning hour; then message Of the
President to the Senate; then a resolution
Of the House asking the Senate to consent
to adjourn Monday, leaving the Senate in
session; after that message from the
President, leading to a brief but sharp de.
bate in the House, followed by its reference
to select committee ornine; all Of which
puts the question Of adjournment into
next month, for It is now virtually agreed
that there shall be action in both houses,
and that there shall be unlimited debate
in either house, on the bill that may be
reported. Thus matters stand, and the
country may not tlOok for the adjournment
Of Congress for two or three weeks yet
perhaps for month"