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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.


HERALD wHIrEsr0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
and Sussnstcyn Sh with mdse and PASSENGERS %
Jan ls 10 miles Of Fire Island, passed steamship
sssnship yis &c fars , c.ray Hsvre Jan via
Bres 4th With mdse and 81 to Geo Mackenzie
S S1 e s Rassa Is Ssrf Midlothian &
sis. o aeS,cn Hamburg Jan :ns
he whole ss:ssss age % Jan ia a. 8 81
ns ssmssp bound bound
So :tes%snip WIN Cory ODD hence Tor Lyerp9 pool nd
and 3D.. DasssnseTs 20 Murray, Ferris Co ,,
mdse and psssnssrs to iaf Morsan Co. was de-.
ta Inc outside hours BY dense fog No ,,, ...
and pssssnsers to Lcr fss ..l. w. w. ~" ~
%apss h.
and NorS s with %dse and passengers TO the Old Do
Steamship XlbemsrIe Stark, Norfolk, with mdse and
pssssngessto the 0id Do~nion stsamsh,p Co. w,.,
msss vSfranseer cr0ssman Philadelphia with
81 !e g. f G Ss PHh1
strong westerly gales then took the southern
With light slS Sans so Winds s:
" Ion q Is spoke bark John Chase, from Mobile for
= ship sunrise, CLARK, Hamburg Dec 2, with mdse to
RIig Julis Blake sr5, Gavin San Juan Mic, 20 days
., Sils Anna 81 Midland. u.s. B.r.sey; MIR River j..
north OF nstterss Jan IL IS miles south Of atterSs
spoke brig La Cayenne, from Philadelphia for Bruins
s ca H HsS M x y
70 from thence with variable winds and
with ONE ss Of si sur1ay Fsrn COS
Brig Whey smith of Paswssh, Ns johnson, Jacmel
10 dsys with logwood coffee, &C. to Staples Go. Had
st % g Ion o. spoke brig Amelia Emma, from
,,Brlg. Hall tofY.rmouth N, Davis, Matanzas
Is win sugar 70 order vessel to master Had mod
days with sugar to Brown Bros CO.. vessel to Ward
Co. Had moderate weather; was days north of Hat
IS sSSr IsDEy marker 5srsy
Brunt Had fine weather; been two days north Of Hat
Co. Had sns wessSef W.. - days sS1
Passed Through Hell Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Only Som Meader Bath for New York, with lum-
schr vshdalla Fullerton Roctand for New York. with
Sem a 4s7 New
schr sertha Oliver, New Haven ior New York.
saarss Smith ,Pi ssx
s Sch A1n BSe, Bunse, Providence for New York
Steamer Galatea Gale Providence tor New York, with
Steamer Doris Young, Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
schr Trenton WALL Port johnson for Providence.
sehr Shas Hawsy, Russell New Herk tor New haven
sehr E1pedite Racket New York for New Haven C'''
@ Ysf E S
schr Lark, New York Tor Providence
ssSr smith, Ferns New York for dorchester
Steamer 1iSstross Davis New York for Fan KiSer
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. Il, 1878.
CLEARED.

Steamship Denmark obi, Sumner, London-P W
Hurst
Steamship Anglia Bo. Small, Giasgow-Henderson
Bros.
Bros.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship Albemarle, Stark, Norfolk-Old Dominion
ship. Dr Bsrth NG), BockwOdt, Hamburs-Funch
Bark Elisa Nor, Kjeldsen, London-retens Book
mann
Bark Sarah, Cheney, Portland-Mlller 4 Houghton.
Brig Hans dude (Nor), Due London-Tetens a Book
mann
Brig Bumming Bird Br), Crowen, st Thomas--J
whitney 90.
Brig j Brown, Baine, Poriand-MilIer A Houghton
Schr Paul Seavey, Lowell, Oporto-Iunt Bros.
Schr White Wing. Williams, Monte deo-Brett, SON
Co.
schr John Rose, Howell, Gbara-A Abbott
schr Ring Dove, swain, Aux Cayes-A Nones Co.
schr Franklin, Berry. Indanola-Tupper 4 Beattie.
schr scio, Smith Savannah-Jas Murray Co.
schr Sophia Godfrey, Godfrey, Wilmington, NC-Ev-
sshr Mary Price, Newton. Wilmington Nc--A Dayton
scbr p Kelsey, stcelman, Richmond, va-sisght 4
schr Carrie Melvin, Andrews, Norfolk-s C Loud Co.
schr Madawaska Maid upper, Portsmouth. MIR
Goodwin / Son.
schr . 0 Acken, Meade, stamford-stamford Nanufsc-
sioSp Harvest. Corwin, Providence-Hw jackson 4
Co.
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FoRTY-sECoND CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON Jan. II, 1879.
The bill to pay $4,000 to the county of Ontario,
n. y, was passed.
Mr.. SEIZURE, trep) Of Mo-, called up
THE VIENNA EXPOSITION BILL
The pending question was on Mr.. Carpenters
amendment appropriating 100000 to complete
4he Washington monument
Mr. CARPENTER trep.) OF Wis, said he had been
Informed that It was doubtful whether the monu-
,ment could ever be completed, on account OF the
Softness OF the ground on which 1t stands, and he
Withdrew the amendment.
Mr. FRBLINGHUYsEN, Crep) OF N. T., from the
Committee on the Judiciary, reported bill repeal.
ing the act for the relief OF certain Indians In the
Sioux SUPPLEMENTARY. Passed.
DEFECTS IN THE PRESENT ELECTORAL SYSTEM.
,outon the S on Up s
and Elections to Inquire into the detects OF the pres
ent electoral system and the best means Tor
It. lie reviewed the CONSTITUTIONAL position
OF the states in the matter OF choosing electors for
beyond the Jurisdiction OF the national government
end entirely without remedy or redress on Its part
Whatever disorders irregularities or failures may
10 provision is anywhere made for contestinR the
election OF electors, ana whatever returns shall be
ssue up, aivhough produced In whole or In part by
maud or violence, must stand, and the vote be
c"uneeo UPON them II returned In time. There Is
hMINEST DANGER REVOLUTION
20 tine nation whenever the result OF Presiden-
ttal election Is to be determined Inv the vote OF a
csase IN wnlcn the choice OF electors has been ir
regular or Il alleged to have been carried by fraud
or violence. Inere ought to be such machinery OF
government provided that 1t would seem inn posi-
Die that any man should ever reach the Presiden-
tta chair who was not legitimately chosen thereto
He recapitulated the transactions with refer.
ence TO ''o
THE ELECTORAL VOTE IN WISCONSIN, IN 1887
when the electors OF that State, having been nre
vented by snow storm from assembling on The
day provided by law had nevertheless sent nm tho
vote Of the state to be counted; and, though oh.
lection was made the constitutional ground
Mr.. Mason, President OF the Senate decided that
the two houses had no Jurisdiction over the count
vng OF the vote. but we're met together simply az
lyfnsases Of the accuracy Of the count and si It's
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Charles H Marshall, from LIVERPOOL.
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NEW
wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whitesone. Ii, and the Is
open tor the transaction of business
The line will be found Of great those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others
communicate promptly
As there Is no other telegraph communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line will be open all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
Ali messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established -
Private messages, twenty-five ten WORDS or
less two cents fol- every additional word.
Business messages-For message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board of Whitestone one
dollar; i've cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for the NEW YORK HERALD free.
Herald Once, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News ONCE, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Herald Branch Office, Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn.
Whitestone Dock, milestone IL
At the Herald Branch Offices, corner Of Boerum and
Fulton streets BROOKLYN, and l265 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival Of all steamers daily.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

This being private bill day, a large number OF
BILLS OF A PRIVATE CHARACTER
were reported from the Committee OF Claims and
disposed Of
discussion took place. and good deal OF oppo-
sitiOn was elected on a Senate bill taken from the
Spea er's table, to grant
THE TITLE TO CERTAIN LANDS IN THE STATE OF
IOWA.
1t confirms certain railroad lands to the Missis-
sippt and Missouri and the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad companies
Mr.. STEVENSON, Of ONO, moved to lay the bill on
the table.
The House refused to lay the bill on the table by
yeas, 81; nays, 81.
nays, 70.
ADJOURNED.
Before coming to final vote the House, at forty
I'VE minutes past Jour p NJ, adjourned
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Ships Royal Saxon, for Liverpool; City of London do
banks Albert San Jose, DC; May Flower, Barbados
Elba Havana brgs Nellie, st CrOix and st kits; Anna
Arroyo PR; William, Harbor Grace; susan st ThOmas
Alma BiIboa; Nellie Hustled Matanzas; schrs Neitis
Evans Corpus Christi; d Dais ey Points Pitre |;
Rogue Aayo Baracoa; Mlnnehaha, Mosquito Inlet Fla
town, sc.
Wind at aunset NNW
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1873
The bill to pay $4,000 to the county Of Ontario,
n. Y, was passed.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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New rvt York S. n Seth ruSn7Sss sG rom a,
City Point see Dsasera. -
Il sf sss Ne" York
GornEssusc. Dec H-saiied, Aida, Roesoer, Boston.
Dec 49, Ora Craig New
.,GissA1rAn. Jan @sa,led. Surprise @, Shaw urom
RSTs ssa @
o @SS 70" ss bsdass in
Morehouse New York mot sailed IGN: BE-
1Sis {sSH asln S0
DO for h L. MnS sw
Genoa 10th bark EussnS Gia Gsstsiiano !frSm do,'
:sHs Ss S sseG saa's as
GcnsH sKnics,, Dec sl-In port schr chas Russell, MI
HA.susc, Dec STARVED, Ernst Erdman, Whining
ton Jan TPhsa Mex yGra
Gsva. Jan S er.ns%' Foley Burgess New
Holland brsss Lyndon Is%a csarsd t ID for e New
s!ssIs$ ss%sy s$I!s s:y5, y" ys ssR
pn no Pond AcAevy cardn nd
MAv.s., Jan s.ssiIed, steamship Junisu, oathsrine
y Arrived 18th: steamship MORO Castle. Morton, New
,LIvEarocI, Jan is-Arrived steamship Siberia Br,
xnssian sr Riddle Galveston via Sorioif, bark Her
Nicholson ss,s.s0S oa San r RAN
bus Kelly, dol 7th Hibernisn ~, WaaA baiumore via
pSsa q Sss s,s ssS j.
d ssss po ssq NJ: S.'s G.
Archibald Fuller, Kite San Francisco
Entered out 3D. Malta, Maicolmson, Tor New orleans;
Burge rmeister KRISTEN, Ehrenrcch wilmington; Wy
on fioshsad Dec 81, Eicano, Brown, from Liverpool
oT spos. Jan ARRIVED vviandiere, Dun. New
Cleared 3d. Anto Himbers Philadelphia Rising Sun.
Entered out Sd Freden Nielsen for Philadelphia 4th
The Queen (s,, Andrews, New York.
sailed from 0ravescnd d. JOS Howe, Hill, New Bed.
ford Sd, Sir Robt Peel. Larrabee, New York.
Arrived at do 9Th, Victoria, Gregory. Boston.
MILronp Jan s-Arrved, Olaf Nickelson, voist Liver
TsssisA, Dec T-Arrived, Purintou, Crosby, Pa
1crmo; Esd, Aqudneck Bigiey, Bangor; Horace Beals
Stone, Alicante; Path, Kedar Isl. Pritch hard Palermo
Sailed sd, Shawmut Small, Boston; Ocean Queen,
Holten, New York Gath, leila, Holten, do Lawrence,
MIIxcl, Dec 2s-Arrived. brig Camille CBr,. Fickett
MILK RIVER Ja Dec 2l-In port banks Richard Pearse
(Br), Bartaby, for New York, wtg River Queen tBr),
Wilson. for do In 2days Haze, Hooper, Tor do, dg schr
Jos Segcr Ellis, for do, ready :
NEwRy, Jan l-Arrived, Stella, 0ivari, New York via
Queenstown.
YFwroRr. jan 2-clesrcd, vskyricn, Anderson, New
NAPLES, Dec s0-sailed, Sterling spraguc, New York.
PLyxoUTu Jan 3-Put in Durham ts French, rom new
Orleans ReyaL % coal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13


In this sweet. Tranquil afternoon 81 spring,
While the low declines the clear west
/ sit and hear the bllthe sOng-sparrOw sing
His strain Of rapture not 10 lie suppressed:
POndeTing lies problem strange, while death draws
listen to his dauntless song OF cheer.
His shadow fits across the quiet stone:
Like that 0ref transit Is my space OF DAYS;
FOf, like a flowers faint perfume, youth Is Town
Already, and there rests on all HES ways
A dinness; closer my behaved | clasp,
For all dear things seem slipping from my grasp
Death touches all the light Of loving eyes
Goes out in darkness, comfort IL withdrawn;
Lonely. and lOuelier still the pathway lies,
Going toward the fading sunset from ths dawn:
Yet bark while those fine notes the silence break
A. IL all trouble were some grave mistaken
Thou little bird, how canst thou thus rejoice
ASH the world had known nor stu nor curse
God never meant 10 mock us with that voice!
That IN the key note Of the universe,
That song OF perfect trust Of perfect cheer,
Courageous constant, free OF doubt or fear.
Nv llt9e helper. ali, my eomrsde sweet.
My Old companion In that faT-On time
When ON lies Threshold childhoods winged feet
Danced IN The sunrise! Joy Has at Its prime
When all my heart responded TO thy song,
Unconscious OF esrth's disoOrds harsh and stroug.
Nov, grown aweary. sad with change and loss,
With the enigma OF myself dsmayed:
Poor, save Ia deep desire 10 bear the cross
Gods hand on His defeDseless creatures laid
with patience,-here sit THE Of Spring.
And listen with bowed head, while thDn dost sing.
And slowly all my soul with comfort fills
And the Old hope reyiyes aud courage grOwsj
IJp rue deserted shore fresh tide thrills
And like a dream the dark mood mets and goes.
And with thy JOY again VIII rejoice:
God never meant ~ mock us with that voice
Tn the departmeDt OF criticism, Mr. Howells gives
eyieg OF LoDgfellows Aftermath" which alike vor,
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GENERAL NOTES.


A Madison, Wis.,, boy earns money enough
at the washtub to 20 to school.
a Charleston paper, among its fashionable
gossip gives description Of the latest style in collins
The steeple of the Cumberland Tenn, church
is tipped with gold. The gold the first contribution
made toward the erection Of the edhce.
Richmond is about to utilize the Dutch Gap
Canal and will mace two beacons and keepers dwell
ing at the entrance the James RIVER
Anumber of ladies and gentlemen of Chicago
have organzed into Social Philosophical Club Tor
the reformation Of the youth or That city.
An Evansville Qnd) man went to bed Ia
the third story OF ms house. and suddenly wakeheo
nv coming IN contact with the sidewalk just beneath lbs
bedroom window. .
The officers of the Grand Trunk Railroad
have signed pledge to abstain from all intoxicating
liquors and are passing the paper along for the sigma
lures OF the employees
A Detroit small boy, who pOked rhinoce-
rms in the eve and saw him tearing round In his cage
denolishng tbe wood work, very much amazed u
find that a rhnOceros could feel pam
A telegraph boy in Dunkirk, n. Y, looking
mt IN the ako through telescope, read by means Vi
,his i,strnment n letter which wouldbe suicide was
writing; the boy gave the alarm, ana the nan was
locked up in a dripping condluon'
A grand jury have indicted the Hennepln
countv Mimi iail as public nuisance and regret that
bev can't hiring in one against the officers who waste
the nuhic money in erecting bulldlng so utterly u
Tor The purpose for which IL was designed.
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Neu Publications.

UNRY IT.-FOR % CENTS, THE SClENCE
Il or HEALTH. three months 6g -. o,o 49,, y Y
7 ORDS AND LADIES.
/ AN ENGLISH STORY
of s.,spK LrE Published conpse IN EXTRA TRIBGSIh
10 psre Price only Goats BY mall Address TIE IHlDON
Newiork
DORTLAND SCIENTIFIC MEETlNG.-Ex-
ira Trbune NO 10 eight now ready eGniains
report Of Portland Meeting the Amenen LOT
80 The Tribune Series No. 10 vii also contain e'
bnr Deep Dredging and the work and dsco'ens 0 e u
FISH COMMISSION. Pre- Ten Cents per Copy. , 1870 -
The HAYDEN Expedition Series Of Letters S1h shorty DC ei
Extra. -. IN ro.,,rs. an
lou Lug '''A-'' ~ address THE TRIBUNE, Eew-York
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Corporation Notifies.
Drp Goods.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN CARPETS
ne AT SHEPPARD KNAPPS.
Nos lS.} and lS5 snlb.aye
Fnglish Tapestry Brussels, from 81
nom III CO.
lIsrans (1l WOOL, 6Oc
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
WOud call special attention to this Having purchased
stock importing house retiring from business offer
tie goods az panic prices, consisting Of
LACE AID NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
PIANO And TABLE COVERS.
PRINCES. GIMPs CORDS and TASSELs Of all colo aud
~ les or trimming Lasnbrvquins aud DTapenes
CURTAIN BANDS and LOOPS In endless varieties.
Lauhrt4ui and tOTnlces TO order at short notice.
Csll nj examine stock No
SHEPPARD KNAPPS,
Noal S3 and 1885 Slxhaye. door
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DplT nom TO % + ~ NfcllIs a'l4 " 'Il''0''
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ 252 Malison-aye
school hours Oh N. t. 2ia p.
NHARLIFR FRENCH INSTITUTE
Y FoR BOYS AND YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
l26 ami l2S East Tsenty-fcurth-sL
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
Nineteenth year begins Sept -
College Business West Point, Annapolis french, uImah span
ISL Sc. o-,
lI'"@' D'P" PROP CHARIIER
d rector and Proprietor.
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thy of the poet who writes it, and the poet who is writ
ten about l. o. N.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01

una county, presented to tho 1 Governor for approval. which the
 Executive afterwards reported tC
 the House as approved. llfr. Ja-
 cobs introduced a bill to appropri-
 ate money for educational Dur
 poses-alloWing $300 10 each coun- ty, and that to Pima to be paid to | the Sisters of St. JOseph's acade- 1 my in Tucson, which was read . twice and referred to the commit ] tee on Ways and lleans. Bill amending chapter s, regarding elections, passed by unanimCns
 vote. On M.. RoWelps motion, the bill to amend chapter 10. Howell Code, on crimes and pun
 ishments vas taken up, consider
 cd engrassed, and passed by a
 vote Of 17 to |. Bill tO amend
 chapter Is, Howell Code, on civil
 cases in justices courts, and after
 striking out the words Gin justices
 courts" was considered engrossed,
 and passed by 12 to 6. On motion
 of 4Kr. Rowell Council bill to au-
 th0rize the appointment of depu-
 ty county Treasurers was taken
 up, amended by striking out "clerk of the board of Supervisors" and inserting county recorders" passed by D to 3. Adjourned.
 Thursday, Jan. 23.--Met pursu- ant to adjournment. Journal read and approved. Afr Bri Hey report ed correctly enrolled the bill fix ing the mileage of members Q5 1 cents both uays). Jfr Alien, for :! Ways and Means Committed, f;l- Vorably reported back, without ] amendment, the bill appropriat- 1 ing $500 to each county for educa- tional purposes, which was passed by 15 to 2. 1ifr Allen intr0du uced a resolution calling upon the Terri torial Penitentiary Directors to report to this house their transac- ti0ns from the date of their aD- pointnent up to Dec. 3l, 1872, which was adopted. 1fr Larkin introduced 8 bill to punish persons for selling or giving spirituous ii- Iuors 10 Indians. Nr Speaker pre- ,ented q petition from citizens of Wickenburg praying for Q change If county boundaries go as to in- dude that town in Naricopa c0un- y; referred to Yavapai and Mari '0pa delegations. Adjourned.
 Friday, Jan. 24.-<JIet pursuant ( o adjournment. Journal read and pproved. Kr Gleason reported 'ack, unfavorably, bill for erect ng or improvement of school l0uses in the several counties, and | eas indefinitely postponed. JLr acobs introduced bills to amend cction 1 of chapter 12, Howell Z Ode, and to define the duties of | he Territorial Auditor; read twice
 nd referred to Judiciary Con- nittee. Hl ROWell introduced /, ills to amend chapter IS, Howell z ode, and to amend chapter Ii, ; lowell Code; read twice and re- T erred. Gfr Larkin introduced a C iii t0 amend chapters 8 and Of 7 hapter II, Howell Code, relating . 3 nOtaries public. 1nr Jacobs gave / otice of bill to amend chapter }, Howell Code, relating to elec- ions. Council amendments to bill
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01

: the Second Judicial District tt transcribe certain records, as cor. rectly engrossed; the latter was
 passed. Afr RoWell introduced q
 bill to encourage scientific medi-
 cal practice and to prevent quack-
 cry. The bill to fix the mileage
 Of members WAS taken up OF INr Brinley's motion, and under a
 suspension Of the rules read &
 second time. considered engroSSed
 read q third time and passed by
 a vote of 13 to i. Adjourned.
 1 4honday, Jan 20-lNet pursuant
 10 adjournment. Journal of Satur-
 day read and approved. Nr Row ell from Judiciary Committee re-
 ported council bill to authorize
 county treasurer6 to appoint de- puties, with recommendation that it be returned to the council for correction in enacting clause; also
 house bill regarding general and special elections with amendments and recommended its passage.
 Afr Allen, for the. Committee on
 Ways aud Means, reported an ex- animation on the Treasurer's
 books and funds and found everv-
 thing as reported by him, with cash on hand of S1G, 4G6 B in the general and $1, ,406 Il in the school fund. Nr Larkin introduced a i bill to provide for the erection OF 1 improvement Of school houses in i the several counties of the Terri
 tory, which was read twice and | referred to tbe Committee of Ed ! ucation. Message was received i from the Governor transmitting q
 petition and communication by Mexican citizens asking for the publication Of the laws in Spanish. Read and referred to the Judiciary Committee. The bill to prescribe the powers and duties of boards of supervisors was taken up and passed. Upon Mr ROwoIPs motion. it was ordered that the journal as it now stands upon the final pass age of the biIi 10 divorce Anson l. K Stafford from Jenny l. T Stafford be so changed that it show ur Re dondo voted for the bill, Adjorned.
 Tuesday, Jan, 21-Met pursuant to adjournment. Journal read and , approved. Mir. Brlnley reported 1 as correctly enrolled the bill le- galizing the acts of Charles Baker as supervisor i'll Yuma county, 1 Mir. Brinley introduced q bill to : amend chapter 48, Howell Code, If proceedings in civil cases ill i justices courts, read twice and referred to the Judiciary commit. , tee. The judiciary committees |. report, on the bill to appoint de- putty county treasurers, was adopt { d. House bill amending chap i CT s of general and special cleo q ions was taken up, amendments I )f Judiciary committee adopted, md bill ordered engrOssed. Upon { Mr. Roweirs motion the bill to l amend chapter 10, Howell Code, f ,n crimes and punishments, was | cad second time and referred to G he judiciary committee. On mo- { ion of Mir. Jacobs, the bill to re- l, }eaI section 24 of the act relating ? Q general interpretations, was read t