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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
POLITICAL NOTEH

The Colorado Legislature convened on me
1T INST at Denver Bo'n Houses lro largely Repub
Ucsn.
Certain members Of The Texas Legislature
arc agitating An .xtr sos3on tni the press with
unanimous fervoT cry against any uch preisxt tor
spODItIUn OF the deeply overwhelmed state
The newly elected State officers Of Wisconsin
we're sworn into ofcs IN New Years Day IN the Assem-
bly, Chamber by ChiefJ ustce Dixon, alter which Gov
Washburne was escorted TO The Executive Ohoe. ny
Gov PIrcheld where lao recaIved the Congratulations
of i large number o. gentlemen Of both par-'es-
At the Maine Republican Legislative caucus
held the Hall ~ Representatives Augusta last night
tnefolowing nominations for state officers were made
Secretary state Geo STACY AdlltlntG ioHeTai; Is
p Nurray; Attorney General. ThO- Reed The last
two we're nominated for reelection ny accamation
At the Democratic Convention At Epplng.
y IL, yesterday. DR. JOSIAH c. Eastman Of Hampstead
was nominated for Councillor from the First District and
the Hon Frank Jones lf PJr'sTOutl sid Gen. Michael
T Donahoe u Manchester elected delegates 70 The
National 0mO1rdtlc COuV1u51
The Maine Legislature opened its session
yesterday and organized with suben Foster President
Of the Senate am 2 " Lane. Secretary IN The House
Frederick K0Die vas elected Speaker. and >. j CIhd
when the Governor will DE inaugUatod
The Maryland Legislature. which met IN An
napoi. yesterday IN biennial session, VIII, ON January
&c, elect to Senator Vickors, whose term
expires in Masrh. 1873. the GOyernor-ci9ce Ffrkney
white Will be inst He'd next Wednesday An effort VIII
De made 10 repeal the law compelling senator IRON the
cas- stern aud we.tf-n hOrea order 20 mako certain
favored gentlemen eligible for the place.
In the Ohio Legislature, yesterday bills were
introduced 10 encourage the cultivation OF forests to
peal tho students Voting law IN amend criminal acts 10
"a 20 include tine obtaining scnaturs - bills or oH
change drafts notes chcCka for fraudulent PURPOSES
increase the salaries OF Judges u the supreme Court
10 S3OOJ ana the Common Pleas Judges 10 5000 Tue
R,pGjicaus hold senatorial clucus tonight
Senator COnhling must have sllyery tongue
TO b. able work sud:on Transformation "a IL here
recorded Albert Hayes OF the IVth District OF ONEIDA
County had eN pressed tentOn before leaving home
Of voting for AlyOrd. On ms way 10 Albany he war
stopped at Utica and taken 10 senator GOnkhs nous,
where he was detained until the tram left Tor Albany
When next ne started ire was panied DY two Umt9U
states Internal RegcnIe officers who KEPT MN oODsJahIy
under their eve ~ much 40 that gbOr tn whom he
had rKpTr~,d his preference Tor AiFDrd before I5ty
home -Oud impossible 10 get Al opportunity y" SpAh
with nm"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
A NOVEL FIRE APPARATUS

BY order of ChiefEngneer Perley, expert
rnents have been made recently wIrh controlling
nozzle and patent reIef-yalve and ne has received
report IRON Foreman william T. Hayes Of engine No 81,
sitting forth that the appliance used at the fire
the third GOor Of No 36 Broadway on Saturday
ing Water was thrown through the open nozzle
10Y one minute, ana II was then closed, the enguc
SUI working II the ordinary nOzze had been used
tbe damage by water would have been much
greater Six lengths Of hose were used
- le Time and the pressure valve act at 10 pounds
Ihe appliance i very simple. BY closing the valve In
ne nozzle " the pipe, the supply OF water be-
sS cut on or bY partially closing IL the supply can be
Oteoro 81 pleasure. BY this simple continuance the
Aah has complete control OF The volume ~ water
iIoWn INTO the burning building. chef Engineer
nn1shos N supply al the engine cOupaL - hi the
wa tA!s ap4fatds. Much OF the damage to stocks
building 90 IRE - Va ""'o' 'N''"N i'''
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ASSEMBLY,.

- 100 ,rono.ed "A correction or the
MI - -. =. ia mat the memorial presented py
,,v was for the expulsion oil MI f'o'u'' "1N
MOI 20 contest BIS seaI hi, ho the correct
MI l,r-s NJ the House When presented
recoi ,ted Lalt tno memorial was 10 con'os' 'io
go l,,,rp -o,. the Endorsement on the memorial
Inc ChAlh IT, no. o. Contest scat Thos c. Fields.
FlIl- said he pad no o9ec'3oh !. nav , ,ne ~
d,r,.rort read SIMPLY ~ bicb was agreed TO-
the NJ Introduced bin in relation TO tho exam
,pitnn " persons charged Win olinS s Sn9itnr
Y 1't yrifhin 2. hours. and the examination slal1
hls t,,,,rne5 for longer time than three da9 aue
b. rohc41r" ma ndic tmerts shall be tried WITHIN
H cara, provided the parties reside IN the sta'e
S"''''' Nrv-yOrk CIV CCNIENNlNI. 80, ,,
~, rUONBIY introduced the following DILL proVlu
Co.. IN ,7rf for the coverumen oi NtW - ,,.,
~. Prop. q St,te Of New iork represented IN 'e ANU
~ ,s,os To, respective O s T. his ,s'S 5 " .s, s n, !.
o. AFR the passage of act That ' 70 AZ The es o. SSS
q ne pnt Ms7o- Of Tie Ciy o. i ~. ,oo1 and Of
~ rr-se1 CcrpoTatol Atorney 9nd o. Ilona' fi
gee o. .'s - "a 49,. sa he appointment thereto m The
% ,a sal he mil 9 4. "a, ., o s1 y. Ss 81 had before Gu
-, NAM - a. hereafter be prescribed OI law - .
Sac vS-, cFe-s vsc. lei Aforesaid ard shall have power
~ u, TO ne On 81 hereafter Occurring a o. 'A
':9. P' f ,1 r. '' ,1 i s.s e' Ss.c au,a
NtscrIf lvFOUs BILLS INTRODUCED. $780,
Al. AIKEN-A oil TO regulate the ferries between
,S ~ iH4AWKINS-A nm 10 confirm the orders OF ths
cr of General Sessions Of the Peace III - A. a. az"
t,rins lie term Vi last September ordered 10 NC
Ptw ID II HIII-Tor the abolition Of the contract sys-
" j d. BROWN offered a concurrent resolution
-, an amendment 90 fle Constitution prOhlpIlhS
sp1ropfiaons from the Treasury for the support u
sretiIau schools. , 49,. - A., -,
NJ EENNETr moved mat when the House adjourn on
rrb,,r-iIv II adjourn % Monday next. AZ p u.
Wr PRINCE moved 10 make ii. Tuesday ut Il a. m
Adopted. H. ave
Inc annual report Of the Quarantine Comm SSoheIs
Cnmui;e e on Privileges and Elections Messrs otrah"I
TrDmbIy 5priuEstecd Marcy. and hosely' AWouiu' u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
POLICE NOTES

David Holland attempted. Tuesday night. -
.- John .h- WITH nz- sarvng knife Christopher Keys
Carlisle iHd lie oo@Hit,i Js<eriaT b
Justice H1gsH.
Margaret Dunham Of No. 1S9 Madson-st., VI.
evening" With blunt nument ~ be- lnso'sa
Jasph evs .p wound he VS. Committed % hs Esss
hirkos PstsDu.
Capt John W Dryden Of the schooner VIRGINS
ling - West Tenth Nhe passing aohg iiuson ~ ns
Pery shove We es ys with club b. an unknown "s
anl received 1oant
Henry Frank age 49, dealer in hides and calf slJns
No 100 Chf-, rasdug - No rs Rat kghhst, 9hr iutt
ycss.rliy f9arb sa
Fourteenth -. an Ataiy ingry4
A thief early Yesterday cut large hole in ths
psegi,ss window o. fesa Safer sely torr No so BFe.I
anl 30 sn 90 sud Dsbsf sEl> las
wrioT ilsc isnsgs 400
/, Matthew KOeneT and Joseph Rock. who ~
.suled Victor CsIIrn4 stansT be ssocn No ~ 500
Twenty arcd yeiiY By Df'-r Iervilg-f ~
Ioosei up The B. Jbrtf a - PObce Sts0a Cisnea.
Bellevue Hospital, bus "a recovering
A cOroner's Jury was impanelcd Yesterday IN tha
Robert Harvey Shipping merfant y NO y he~f us
found in,ensi1e AdelDbs nt fpsbss sh-
robbed T xornt unkn0sn isillue The To
uc Of tie deceased hell ysrtV Csrst Charm BoosJ
Carl Cunning = German age p, left his home -
Union Hi he dI that night md 30 BODY va 's.
~ mt ~ fbshph~Tf .lf
taken Norge subsequently, oeothd ~ hs
Guuang thinks husbsf With Ou play bf bffr
HoHg -ouhrm ts behef marks 81 ''.s's % Jus
b.
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A COMEDY OF EPRnps

burglar entered, about O'clock last even
SIS No so West THIRTY -dr,tsr, oecupisd no chrles
7"iit lr The thief had collected Quantity Of silver
ware 10 ne front room when be was surprised by Mr.
aFuts servant g.rl She immediately gave the alarm,
- her employer. who was visiting bis father in the ad
i'oiDs house BIZ. swif, az once went up stair. in M.
own house. procured his pistol and returned TO the
lower ball. where he was Joined By OEcer Crossett OF
we I"enty ninth Precinct. The two went down
iH ihtp inc basement where they heard fOofsteDs
~ Oucef seeing nan behind some clothes which were
sug up ia the room. feed lin The nOor with hi.
- leiend himself VIII. when Mr swift "a sd bIs n.toi
anu nfr0 Az the same instant Officer Cro.sett hsnned
oeh ten 20 seize t1c strdn and received line con
~ % W Alr saits revolver ID his shoulder INC man
Dn lhey supposed 20 be- the burglar was Chnnpiug NJ
'eDyh VINO lscs ih tAe upptl pant N The house. Tie
= "a. llei had escaped OG' er .l...-.f'. arm wa
i,tl ana L42 ball extracted ~ tle surKeOn VI. tue
4 -a'J --lLtl .tg.-h-.
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cOwI-rr P,,'rr~ou ssuriiy. De- b. Henry Govt s-
18th yesr Of bu age
PIsHBR-At BrooGade BrunsEieL n J.. Se,se u
reformed Nhnrcb hes brunswick tfsfs
Relatives and friends nVited - aiesi sithDst
further notice inermenI At Philsdclphs
GUION-Os Wenc.ay Jan l5 Harriet Glon sse4 81 ye-r
widow the late James " Onion
Th relatives respectfully invited - attend her nefsl
the 5b inst 10 O'Clock pm her Lave resdeoos. he
III BAs Porty ninth
IONRs-On "Wednesday Jan Ms mar JOoes -ios Of The late
Nathaniel Zones, 10 ths 6Ji yeir u heT age
Rsye. aud friends attend th funeral .sc AZ n~
rsence d so No ~ Bast One hGndI4 and ts.iS
6rstst. on FhdsJ J.n :. a p m
srm of mory.r 4 son ~ New York city aged y ye1sN
The ay Of family respectfully nsd h stesA
Friday Janla - O'Clock N from TIC resdsao>
Of his er Bristol No "a Montgomery a. JerseJ Cas-.
without further invitation
u william Nudge
Pe,ve. s friends Of nly respectfully invited sttesd bsa
uner. IRON a.-Hoa AaaOsk l. L. efA leg
an int. II ~ oclock
PCK-Oa russiiy January fohn Frsn Of Her5 O al
Mary A Peek. sget II years. s nonths
Relative. respectfully nVtet attend hs funeral
THURSDAY JsnnarY at from Of Osk and Jackson
CITY Heights n J. ate Begn) Trains leave loot Of Lab
erty st Il IL N tSe Newark and Nes rork h. K
Brooklyn papers please copy.
RCHRHCK-Al hefchtniI Hotel IAN J. ser pan aress Diuk
Der Schrnck OF New>Iersey sgoi ~ and ynths
s remains sonvsyd Cranberry N j.
Friday - a N Fress respectfully invited wsshs<S
further nOuca
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THE STATE or Trade.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS
Estr, 81 ~ No whue 81 fISsSl a.: imb.r Mcigsn ~
Wh,s S9SIo 80 bad 50 70 sIsa. Le Hos' iua
a - %
du ami troopg 5s6c Dat Ilst a. bjl' Baik Mea' "a i
Shsaier- b, B5fc Sides. o, nc.
.pd frn Whess frn sss 20 bh No Duluth s1rag 81 n
aes 8OGlbh No Wes..rn At 4Saie ~ 20
dull and uschaagsd que, sl5 % fef hs.v
TS1.Do 5 JAZZ . foar .s.dy Wheat qaei uneanse No
Witt Mchgs 81 - A%SeI e9.4a ~, p M p ~ Les S " al.
sIc Yellow. SOC Michigan, Bi 't9o Ois 'ass 'e,ser no
5yl cioc miehgie O9o,c 20 , IS, 80 a., ~ c -
bush O,t. Shipment 80 HOG.
Jan What 6rner and beiter No Winer kr
sn,.' And .iesd; At a. Ps,S5i.un-ene a oarot. anal
Cnc,eo JPlocr q1sl uahsngei wie'i qu,ss SD
gs"E No spring e. y No sg9g Ia Il 3, s ,s S.ss
81 l51Sl Corn duh AMI shsie lover No h'Ied pSe
Reectd nc seller rebrlay iSnic sIH A2eL 49, 49,:
Nc RE In fsr ie@snd. ,9i higher; No. . IA
sprrs soo6le 70 32rns dc p,,. Sl fSg al ~.
M No. S0n1s 4i ' b EsST'F oi,S 80 Ss s, Ma
l1 5ssI seller April 80 @@Sl5 g L,Td aE 's :.
March ec Green Meat. le .qd BONANZA h,"' % Pss ny "a
ss Ss;. s i'a Sr aos sr mi quiet o;
Gro s Ws s s 90 '' . ' co, s ~ s- S OS Sa %
No 90 bush Baroy H3rA 5hipmsns5e0 bbis r1ar.
3do Wheat 1000 bush Corn 90 bush Oats lV' boa hJs
BALTsosS jan 5-Got,on belt higher Law siS
ding isSstc Fout oncS1Es5 wsss ar" o Ys 4,
eetc mrsa Western s9's ost' Ia 51a55 Bye gneh'sgA
Provaoos uncAsnTe Western BGasTtiooi .. & Choice Do
AInAsT IsS. i-whe,. yer, dpu Rre oomin'ny $500 %.
stronger ro-od state 7os7se No lro.sl state as
No Clnsis. 81 O3SSI o. No Cinlis 81 Os15 81 Bar
ley Malt PI $40 81 ~ or Gty n'de. 1890 .
% 10 for Low No 90 Tor No Tor Pale Crude Tapuss
STEADY - 60 for Hard. s. . for yellow DIP sal YfsA To-
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. 3, II

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Jan. 3. 1872.
Mr. Curtis. Chairman of the Civil Service Advisory
Board arrived from New-YOrk last evening, and has
already been in consultation with the President and
several members OF the Cabinet IN regard TO the
machinery by means Of which the system is
to be put operation Messrs. Curtis, Cox, Elliott
and Blackfan met In the Interior Department to-day
but transacted business OF Importance. AZ they
had not received their commission before meeting ;
the other members Of the Commission with the e1-
ception OF Medll who will be excused for the pres
emf are expected tomorrow. II Is understood
that the preciptae Of the President, in order
ing the new rules TO 90 into operation on the lst
inst in order TO make political capital out OF the
affair has greatly embarrassed the late Commission
who Is expected have time 10 complete their plan to
provide the necessary machinery, and has
therefore somewhat endangered the success
~ the system The President has ordered
ali vacancies TO be filed hereafter by competitive
examination though board 10 conduct the ex
amInations have yet been provided. In THIS CITY no
harm will come to the service any vacancies which
may occur are filed for two months; but there are
many Offices throughout the country which ought TO be
filed AT once This can only be done by appointments
under the old system. which will have demorallnng
effect.
A prominent Senator who, while in New-York last
week mot many business men, expresses himself sur
prsed at the strength which the antGrant sentiment
has gained among them during the past six weeks ana
he "
people much better than set Of politicians in TINS
city The same gentleman thinks that Grant viii surely
ne renominated II the National Convention Ia held
early and Is called at Philadelphia should II be post
poned until after the close Of the session. and be held IN
cincinnati the result will be more doubtful
The report Of the Joint Committee on Southern ont
rare, will be presented 10 Congress next week II Is
now preparing as rapidly possible, and as the tes
mony has all printed, no delay will occur In bring
inc the whole subject before Congress for immediate
ction ~ shall be found necessary Mr. stevenson OF
Ohio ia preparing the financial portion Of the report and
senator scott il engaged upon the body OF it. The Demo
cratic members OF the Committee are preparing
minority report.
number of books and other articles having been I'M
ported free OF duty ostensiby for the use OF Roman
Catholic society and having afterward been distributed
10 priests and others outside Of the church. the
question has arisen to their present aDny LOT uny
case OF this description having been brought 10 the
attention Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the question
will shortly be decided.
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PERSONAL

The Rev. VIM. Taylor Of England, who
pr,,ohed so acccptaoy in The Church OF the Pilgrims
BROOKLYN. iast summer ha, accepted call to the pas
torte Of the Tabernacle Church in tins city lately va
cstsd by the Rev. J. 2. Thompson, d. d. His hne 9nl
tIr, ,fni al manners, and great powers as preacher
MAZE nm a great acquisition the Protestant ministry
o America THIS the second recent instance OF ctl
yeu Of distinction abroad being caed 10 pasIoIA'es
IN this city.
Gen. Craig w. WadswOrth. son of the SOL
Ser who fen in the Wilderness died at hs home in Gen
ESQ on New Years day, in his SOth year. The General
IA since the death Of his father the head Of one o. the
wralthest and best known families OF western New
3 nnaiu yaste~ than q p-iuopality. The young man
srry-d brilliantly during the aud was with h.,
f'ler ~ the wilderness nCtan hour before tho Rebel
shot lfruck him down.
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FWEED'S BAL.

ARGUMENT Oh IT'S ACCEPTh NCE--THE CASE or
rwEED's SON-DEVLIN'S LIABILITIES.
The argument on the acceptance of Tweed's
bail in the civil suit IN which the examination OF his
proposed bondsnen ha9 been progress for some time
past took place before Judge CIrdOzO yesterday IN tho
Judges private room Mr.. Peokhsm appeared for the
People and d. d Field for the bondsmen account OF
the illness Of Mr. BurrI. Mr. Peckham said
I'm regard TO the justification Of young Mr. Tweed
hold that ho has property 10 Justify upon. ne owned
hing until be received irom hs father the Fifthaye
and Corcle property Tue evidence shows that month
before no reOeiv6d any property. ths suit com
menced: snd Hat then his father decided 10 him FIRST
certain properly. and secondly the residence IN which
he lived with the understanding that IL should 10
20 s az s nov J ya Tssa 6d. ws
property There no money COrSldert0n received FOR
any Of the property aud deeds only have been put
upon record The leeds ali tho other property, amount
ng very large sum, have not been recorded At all
The whole nature OF the case. "a | claim. when your
Honor read tls testimony VIII show tDat n III
o mere family ugoment TO PIT the property OF de-
endlnt the hands OF ms III order that he may sign
tins bail bond 10 clearly appears III the evidence That
tins young holds this property ~ the bidding OF his
father. a gait that bo has nos dysed himself OF
nv taking actual and the Whole transaction
shows an eutire understanding between them. II
Judgment WCrO obtained 10 aganS tho son. tlo
yat6r cnd direct him 10 ,el the property and transfer
TO him the proceeds with which he could 5avo the COun
try at his pleasure. rhe bond contemplated by the
statute he such that the bOndsnen must bear the
consequences OF and TINS II not SuCn bond l5 ~ inc
responsibility Of person who. n the bali DOnd n en-
against him. will feel and Actually suffer from
iti AS to Doyn. he liable ON large number OF
bonds OF contractors the validity Of which extended for
20 years and for ought that appears those bonds might
be al enforced against Inn tOr ihlres OF bhh OObrSc
Ors vet undiscovered.
Judge CaIdo1o-IG strikes that the deeds must be-
recorded before tho bail can 10 accented
Mr Fields-In England they do MT have record Office
all and no0lenau 10 mover required 10 record his
Judge CardozO-They do here however
rne Judge then requested sheriff brennan VINO was
present 70 give him copy OF the unnert KIM and
asked III PeCkbau ana M. Field TO submit wHaS uJhor
points hoy lad la writing. Decision feservod.
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THE LAST OF THE RING

The deposition of William Nj. Tweed from
the otice OF Grand 6aobom OF Tammany IL 10 De ioi
lowed by the designations of three other prominent
Sachems Mayor Halls resignation Sachein IA, 1t Is
said already written aud awaiting opportunity for
presentation Peter D. sweeny and Richard b. Con
molly are also 10 GU and Mt the next meeting of the
Council Of saohems TIM places formerly occupied by tho
thrce named will vacant This will leave an tho
Society none OF the persons whose names have been
prominently used In connection with the Ring frauds
The selections i'll vacancies will he made from among
men who have not affiliated with the members Of The
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

TWO LEGISLATIVE HOUSES OR, ONE-W isHING
TONS ILLUSTRATION
70 tho Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: am allowed to copy an extract from
letter recently written by DIR Francis Lieher the dls
tinguished pubhoist. TO the Hon. J A. Garfield
must tell you Of pleasant occurrence IN my ee-
tureroOn had spoken al length OF the repre-onafYe
aystem of two houses the dialike amounting 10 very
hatred with which the French look upon tho b Gamer
system told them that In tho last number of the
Reru, des DcHr MOndss long article
mending 90 tho French two houses. aud quoting re
nestedly nv Civil Liberty" aud concluded che lecture
iyben student came up and told what, I
oue.ed him instantly tO relate 10 the whole class about
40 ar 100 IN The Law school It this Tho student
had heard Ibouayes lectures n Paris ust before the
war when Iaboulaye spoke of the hc,mora system re
commanding IT, lie concluded hs IanarAs VIA IclatilS
that Jefferson day visited Washington, and full
a. Jefferson wasOt F.anch views and Ideas OF politics,
al Everything :5-, lac Ltalousg at.sck3d LAe ~ sem
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY d. 1872
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA.
TROUBLE IN TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE CUST0M-HoUsE FACTION.
TRY TRLFGR 4PH To TIIK TRIRJNEl

n.
TROUBLE IN TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE CUST0M-HoUsE FACTION.
IBY TELEGRAPH To TTIs TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1S72.-A telegram was
received here tonight by prominent legislator from
high State official in Eeworleans who
Is opposed TO the Custom House clique in that
city stating that at tho meeting Of the Legislature yes
terday complimentary vote given 10 Speaker Car
ter and that to-day resolution introduced declar-
ing his seat vacant
Carter who Is Of tho CustomH0use party, refused 10
put the notion whercuDOn Mr. Carr Of De Soto put the
resolution a vote, and it posed by large ma
jority.
The Speaker having surrounded himself with hand Of
desperadOes who had been secreted in tho Speakers
for the purpose OF intmdatng the opposition and
refused give up his seat and the widest excitement
prevailed
Mr.. York OF Carroll gave the Yarmouth men on behalf
OF Carter promise that the latter wOuld resign To-
morrow, whereupOn an adjournment was had.
There was still no quorum in the Senate, the Custom
House and Democratic Senators having absented
themselves, and gone upon the q. 3. Revenue cut
ter wilderness, which ran up and down the
river in front Of the city, thereby shielding them from
arrest by the sergeant-at-Arms.
The conduct OF the Custom House party In this respect
is severely censured here by the friends OF the A1
ministratOn.
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PFNNSYLVANIA

COW cFARy's MEssAGE-rHE STATE DEBr-NEW
QUARANTINE ADVOCATED.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 3.-Gov. Geary's mes
age 20 the Legislature represents the total debt At
nearly s2oOOOoOO Deductins sinking fund and cash IN
the treasury the balance unprovided for Is ssOCOOo
The amount paid OF during the last five years aVerage'
7s7s Ct yearly He makes statement OF the present
condition OF the claims against the General Government
90, On. communications deducted by Evans VINO collected
mounts paid but says nothing relative TO tho sut
NV repdne against Evans. He calls attention 70 me
necessity of making vaccination compulsory
1000 pg slaton to prevent mining aocdents
The renewal of Quarantine from the present i1cs9 dn
tbA establishment OF Joint quarantine lof
ans docrtnr of Free Trade and makes oreI reeronc"
IN National topics The Senate haS not yet ot5Ah'@ou
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LATEST SHIP HERS
lPDr other shin F,,os see Third Pgy.

lFDr other shin F,,os Third Pgy~
ARRIVED.
steamship Montgomery. PairclotL. SiyanIh with sad
Rnht Io0icn
sup Aanuo King lot Glsgowl Sese.e. Eng 81 dsS
with ndse
SkIrneT (SOrl Arocsksng GlAAgou - ias With coal
Of yIzOuh ng D. rrey-ua sligo y lays bsl.sl
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