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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
TITS Afternoons Dispatches
Associated Press Reports.
wall street To-day.

EEv YORK, December l0.-Forelgn exchange
frmer on a limited supply of bills. Leading
day sterling, and 9k for demand, and the ac
tual business was at a concession of per cent.
Gold has been firm, ranging between g. and
with slight advance over yesterdays quota
tons. The following were the latest prices
The failure of X. +. HERR was announced
ket has been active, and fluctuations in leadin q
shares are vide and frequent. The market
opened strong at an advance ka1 Is as com
and prices made a further slight improvement
Before the first board, however, there
was reaction of \ TO 18, and this
Wac followed by a partial recovery. Since
mid day market has been in the main
weak and lower, with few realizing sales at the
second call. After the second board there was
arecovery in prices, although speculation was
somewhat irregular. Erie has been very weak
in sympathy with the decline at London.
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ST. LOUIS, December l0.-Furtber develop
ments regarding the murder of Richard BATH
cher by Young CronenbOld yesterday, are TO the
effect that Batticher had seduced Miss Cronen-
bold; that their marriage was favored by Mrs.
Cronenbold on thus account, and that young
Cronenbold murdered Batticher to avenge the
wrongs done his sister. Batticher was IS years
old. He had been employed by Mrs. Cronen.
bold as coachman and man of all work about
the house, and, il Is alleged won the affections
of Miss CrOaenbOld and effected her ruin last
summer, during the absence of young Cronen-
bold in Europe. Miss Cr0nenbold Is only lG and
her brother % years old.
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Foreign Notes.

FATAL RESULTS OF THE LONDON Foe.
LONDON, December 10..LOndon is again en-
veoped in dense fog this morning. There
were numerous accidents yesterday. both in the
streets and OH the Thames. The hospitals are
filed with people who were run over or other
wise wounded. On the river three persons were
killed by collisions between various crafts.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD COLLISION.
dispatch from Birmingham says a serious
collision occurred on the railway near that city
this morning. Thirty persons are reported killed
and injured. heavy fog prevailed at the time
of the disaster, and it was impossible for either
engine driver to see the approaching train.
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Excitement at New Castle. Del.

EXPECTED ATTEMPT TO RESCUE TIE BANR
BURGLARS.
NKw CASTLE, DEL, December 10. - Great
excitement prevailed here all night, caused by
reports that thirteen hundred men were on ther
way down from Philadelphia to rescue the
bank burglars now in prison here. The citizens
turred out well armed, supported by detach-
m6nt of the Wilmington police, to give the
rescuers q warm reception.
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SAVANNAH, December lO.-The steamship
Texas. from Liverpool for New orleans, via
Port Royal, went ashore on Tuesday on the
Stone Horse, miles south of Tybee bar, dur
ing thick fog. Steamers have gone to her
assistance. No damage is apprehended.
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Sentence of John r. irving.

NEW YORK, December 1O.-John I. Irving,
the self accused Nathan murderer, has been
sentenced for burglary to seven years and six
months imprisonment.
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JOHN T. IRVING. the author of the sensation
al confession as to the Nathan murder was
tried in the court of general sessions in New
York on Monday, on one Of the old burglary in
dictments that has been 70 long hanging over
him. He was found guilty and remanded fol
sentanpa.
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H yesseIs ,,oaI;,~

FORT MONROE, VA, December 10.-The L.
s. steamer Powhatan and monitor Manhattan
passed the fort at noon to day tor the Norfolk
navy yard to take on ccai,
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Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, o., December 10.-The depot
-four mills, together with grain sheds, &c. IN
this place, were burned last night. Loss about
1900.
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TRADE MARK DRcrsIoN.- The St Louis
court of criminal correction has decided thai
under the state law ii Is not Q criminal offence
to counterfeit foreign trade mark; the par
& Perrins, Of Worcester, England.
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THE Senate mmitt = ON Indian Affairs or
gained this morning. bat transacted preiimi-
vary business only. 1t was agreed to meet every
Xednnsfav.
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A MORMON OPINIoS.-The new Mormon
church organ believes the law OF nations justi-
fes the seizure OF the Virginius and the put
ting Of the captain and others on board to death
even If the vessel carried the United States
flag.
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MY DsLAHAT, Jnited States District Judge
o. ' ansas. on Monday rendered his resignation
&c The President which was promptly accepted
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FRAME A. EDWARDS of the District of Co
iumbis, was to- day nominated by the President
to be second lieutenant in the LIST United States
cavalry.
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Try bronze statue OF General Phil kesrney,
INTENDED for the Capitol here, was received at
Trer.sCn. y. j.. yesterday.
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THE HJysE COMMITS ON MILITARY Ar
YAIEs called upon the President in a body this
murnin.r-
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NAVAL ORDERS ordered - Pay Director
John S. Quick, inspector of provisions and
Clothing at the navy yard, Washington, 10th
inst; Acting Assistant Surgeon j. A. Coonan
to the receiving ship Vermont, at New York;
Chaplain Adam A. McCallister to the navy
yard, Mare Island; and "a Assistant Engineer
7. w. Fitch to the navy yard, Boston De-
tached-Medical Inspector George Peck from
the Worcester and as feet SURGEON of the North
Atlantic station, and ordered to return home
and wait orders; Surgeon A. Hudson, from the
Michigan, and ordered to the Worcester; Paw
master George 4. Martin as inspector Of provis-
ions, &C., at this navy yard, Washington settle
accounts and to hold himself in readiness for
sea service.
The FARRAGUT PRIZE MoNKY.-Au order
was passed yesterday by Judge Humphreys,
sitting In admiralty, in the case remanded from
the United States Supreme Court, of Admiral
ID. G.. Farragut VS.. Ship Metropolis and other
vessels, mississippi prize cases. directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to cover within the
Jurisdiction Of the court the prize money in
volyed, $G03, 520-the appeal Of the government
having been dismissed.
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IMPORTANT DECISION ON UTAH JUDICIAL.
AFFAIRs.-In the case OF Snow, United States
eNreI sgt. Henpsted, L. ). attorney for Utah,
the question was, whether, in the territory Of
Utah, the United States territory. or the attor-
ney general OF the territory, elected under the
teIIitoI isl law by the territorial legislature is
emitted to prosecute persons accused Of oftenses
seainst the laws OF the territory, and the Su-
pteme Court on Monday decided that under the
PraeuSe which long prevailed, both in Utah
80 o1her territories, and which il in some de-
60 ssappoLted by the organic act of the terri
the s attorney general OF the territory is the
i.ol ei oWcer. The practice j. regarded as an
ahomAiy, because all ofienses in the territory
~ Aihst me peace OF the United States, but
aTsss s eneIA construction of the act of Con-
$50 u.s.e.lhgushes the business of the courts
rnen slttng as circuit and district courts of the
ahlred states from Their business as Ordinary
s1ui,s OF The territory, II must be sustained
Inc territorial law providing for the annoint.
mem OF prosecuting officers of the local conrfs
y therefore held TO be valid, and Tie limited
S..sss attorney Is onsted OF tie right to prose
sit :" sueh cases The court say that the de-
e!slCn can work no evil in any case a. the
whole n after Is within the control OF Co1grsss
.irdgmeht Il reversed. Justice Hunt eIiserei
The opinion. wi ~"
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"OLIvIA" says of Alexander H. Stephens
Wonderful man 1t may be said that he once
had body, but it has been pared down until 1t
Is transparent. You feel that God is very good
to give you almost a chance to see a naked SOUL
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IrTxRsAL REvENUE.-The receipts from IBIS
Eource to-day were $685. -.
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Tux Senate Committee on the Distric: of Co
RS.nb,a will held their first meeting On Friday
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PKRsONAL.- Senator BOutwelfs address Is
now northwest corner OF oTmOnt Syenue and
4. treet, rot al Secretary Richardson's.
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A MARrIAsE.-Lieut. ID. Pratt Mannix, of
the United States marine corps, was married
last night to Miss Ella Butler Stevens, of this
city. number of Members of Congress and
officers Of the navy were present, together with
many prominent residents of this city.
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Alta CAUCUS of democratic Senators held
yesterday, il was decided to place in nomins-
ton a. the democratic candidate for President
pro fsmfors of the Senate Hon. Allen q. Thur
man, OF Ohio.
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REPBKsEETATIvK WoOD, of New York, gave
a receptlOn at his residence last night, for the
purpose Of introducing the new members of the
House of Represe tatives to the old members.
In addition TO members of the House. OF both
parties, there were present Earl EO-ebury,
Gen. sherman, Secretaries Fish and Richard
son, ard several Senators.
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AMONG the visitors at the White House to-day
were Senator Logan, Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Sawyer, Representatives Bundy and
Smith-the latter being accompanied by Col.
X. ii. Carter, OF Virginia.
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SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF the House OF Rep
ressntatives on exhibitions has been ordered, OF
which Mr.. Kelly of Pennsylvania will be chair
man The committee will consider matters re-
lative 20 the Centennial as well as the Vienna
Exposition, and will probably investigate the
scandals in connection with our department
there.
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The Senate Committee on the Library met
this morning, and had before them Mr. A. VI.
SPOfOrd, the librarian of Congress, with
view to obtain his views in reference to the
publication Of additional copies of Wilkes ex-
llOriBg expedition.
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AT THE MEETING of the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee this morning, large number OF
naval appointments were considered and or
dered 10 he reported for confirmation at the
next executive ssOn. No business pertaining
TO future legislation was transacted.
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TEE LOUISIANA delegation of cOIored men
who called upon the President to-day were
urged last night TO first pay their RESPECTS to
Mr.. SumreT. This they declined 20 do, the
head Of the delegation remarkin emphatically
that the President was the Chief Executive OF
the nation, and that however much they might
respect Mr.. Sumner. IL was their duty 10 cal
upon the President first.
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The House committee on appropriations this
morning perfected bill to appropriate four
million OF dollars for the immediate use of the
Navy department, instead of five million as
asked by Secretary Robson. Gov. Shepherd
add Col. MagrudeT, of the Board of Public
Works, we're before the committee, and pre-
sented copies OF the annual report of the board
and made verbal explanations of the subjects
contained therein.
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LECTURES.

Z U r
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PATRICK'S NEW CHURCH,
BY REy j. j. kEAHE.
Subject: "A Glance Over Ny Trip to Europs.''
LINCOLN HALL, Jan. =, 1874 declO .,
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INCREASING THE NAvY.-At the meeting Of
the House committee on Naval Affairs this
morning, it was agreed to present to the House
for favorable action a bill to increase the num-
Der Of enlisted men in the navy to 10000. The
present maximum is :, 500 men, and the bill pro-
yides for 800 additional. II was subsequently,
presented 70 the House by MIR. Schofeld, and
passed, after debate.
, 1873-03-04

Congressional pay ut $1,000 year, dated back
to hIarch 4, 1871. puts noarly $4,000 into tho
pocket Of our Gov. Beyoridge.
Tho Albany Euening Journal Of lust Saturday
held this Language:
Tho heart Of tho Republican party Is round, and
areaaa Of wrongs md rni8takes committed by tta own
Representatives fesrlcssly and honestly ~ Of thoso
committed by It's avorsares. When the proF4aion tor
uawloy made vgorsoun plpesHfnn, and the Eepuhtl-
Gun Committee Of New Ha1npsh3rn telegyapAed him
Your prompt nul ,ncnly exposure Of yosterdays raid
upon tho TreAs.ry meets tho AeArty approval OF the
uro has since been defeated. And auch expressions
on tue rart OF tho Republican Bhow that tho
party ID right, thAt 1t Will rccttfy tho mistakes Of
represcntarea and hut 1t deserves tho unabated con-
ildcnce Of tho ptorlr.
Spoken too soon. 4 conference committee
fixed 1t, yestorday, at $4,000, and nobody'a to
blame but wicked Bon Dutlor. lie did it,
Tho Buffalo Commercial Advertiser has
cyuo}}y oyerlaokod hlr. Hcammon's Chicago
newspaper, and Mr.. Horny g, Dowon'a Brooklyn
Union, for Il aaya: "Wo hnve yot to eco tho
first Republican jou1nal TINT makos auy such
attcmpt;" /. o.: ITO aaiold tho guilty Congress-
mon OF thoir own party from morltod humiisa-
ton and punishmons." Tho Brooklyn Union
sayp: 49,.
Tue censre Of tho people will not fall halt 10 heavily
upon their leaas [Au,es and nroeks1 Ga It will upon
tug anajoT!sy III Congress who haye pormitseH sneha
4alsea to DO nada tho oo'a at 1nalgnant Mst5snga 10
the anago Of their own party md thu neglect Of tho
public buBfn0aH.
Also. tho Cleveland Herald says:
Aftor tia publ!o-yery foollshy deno1nluatcd by Mt
bingham n mup-han tAouaht oyss shia thina It "u
, 1873-03-04

The Joint Committee on Public buildings and
Grounds Of Congress has been compelled to re-
turn to tho Treasury tho appropriation Of
100000 which was mado ut tho last session OF
Congress for bronze statue Of Admiral Farra-
gut, for tho roas0n that all tho models presented
for competition woro too ntsociously bud to ho
worthy Of acceptance. Tho fair Winnie Roam, 1t
Is atated, ca1z1o noar gotting hor model accepted
by new system OF lobbying. The result Of tho
operation il what might havo been expectod
from tho manner in which modola aco invited
from artists. At tho outset, committees arc in
variab1y composed Of congressman WHO know
nothing of art and who ilsuo their Invitations
In manner which at onco shuts out true ar
tista from entertaining thcm. dreat AZ
tiats, liko Powers, Rogers, Story, and
Harriet HoBmer, will never demoan
themselves by coming into competition
with cheap Jacks and grnvoBtone-cutters, aud
run tho risk Of having their models rejected by
committees who aro not competent to decide
upon tho artistic merit Of tho works boforo
them. Lot Congress- loavo tho responsibility Of
milking tic awards to artistic Of ac-
kuowledged abi|ty or wallknown connoisseura
In agt, aud tho really groat American sculprore
will thon compete with each other, and the
country will socure genuine works Of art. In.
stoad Of tue atrocious abortiona which nov
! dtsnguro tho National Capitol and dopreeiate
tho American school Of nrt in thu oyes Of inteM
gont foreigners.
, 1873-03-04

4 committee of tho Constitutional Commits
aion OF New York charged with tho duty OF In
voatigating tho city, county, and tomu dobts in
tho State hare reported that these local debta
reach tie enormoua sum Of s2l4, ,0o0 900, oxclu-
siyo Of tbs State dobt proper. OF this sum, rail-
road aid dobta reao]l s26,919,662; public build
Ing debts, @1o, ,41o,8G1; bonds issued for routls,
bouIogarda. streets, aVonues, aud bridges,
csc, ,c5s,14f; water-worka aud fro apparatua,
1856, 1888; parks, local improvements, and
ordinary municipal dehta, ssA,052,o55. Tho
total daht ia equal to 1o4 per cont
OF the aaaosaed valuation OF tho property of
tho state+ Tho tlobt of tho City Of PoughLeop.
Le Is 81 por cont Of its nssossod valuation, and
that of onwogo 2t per cent. Utica aud ling
hamton arc each bonded to tho e1tont Of 1d por
cent; Brooklyn, 15 ppr cont, and New Kork City,
1011 por cont. Tho Committee recommend that
horoaftor local dobta beyond 10 per cont Of the
assessed valuation GnoIudng proaont aehts) bs
prohibited.
, 1873-03-04

Tho investigation Of tho Credit Molilior cor
ruptiou, although it las oyontuatod in Il 1ame
sna mpotent result, has subsoryod yory I'M
portant purpose In emphasizing the domnnd
whicl, was 1nado by q considerable portion of tho
American people, year ago, for tho formation
Of political party which should DO competent
to graphic with tho current questions Of tho
time, and check tho rapidly y-increasing abuses
which wero creeping into tho administration Of
tho Government. Ono Of tho ntrongost rsaaons
urged for tho brenking up of old party
lines was tho prevalence Of corruption
In official places, and tho gono.al de-
noralzation Of tho dominant party,
both Of which facts grow directly out Of
tho war. Tho ohargo, however, WAS denied and
tue apoci1c INSTANCES which wore alleged were
ut once consigned TO lilo convenient category Of
| Greeley lies nnd campaign slandors. Neyortle"
| less, tho seed which w1as planted at Cincinnati
hogan to germinato. Tho election took place,
! and tho Administration party was successful.
! President Grant carried most of tic Statcg, but
| waa not elected by majority Of tho American
[ people. Thousands OF votera staid away from
! tho polls, showing TINT tho people woro bogin-
| ming to thiul for themselves, md that party
discipline WIS beginning to ro1ax. Tlon came
tho meeting Of Congress. The tomarltl Of tho
people mud tho proea that these cor
ruptious should bo Investigated could not
DO ignored. Commlttoos Of jrycstiga-
CATION woro appointed aud Horo fairly conBti~
tuted. Tho Investigations hayo boon thor
oughly conducted, md havo occupied Tho ontIro
session Of Congross, and their rcsult Inns shown,
coufoaaodly, the oxiatonco Of corruptions moro
widespread and extensive, md moro profoundly
humllating to lilo National character, than was
charged In tho Indictment framed at Cincinnati,
It Was proved inoontrovortibly that high public
oillcia1H Ind boon guilty Of u gigantic fraud upon
tho United States TroaBury in lilo construction
OF great public work, and Tint. after enrich.
ing themselves, thcy Ind loft tho Government
without auy security for ltH ln,n,onso grants
OF money and lands; md TINT 1nonlbors OF
Oougross had received gifts Of stock Intended to
influence, aud which probably did influence, 1ogls
latlon thai souatora woro holding Boats to
Which tl,oy hnA boon olootod by unblusntng
frauds aud brtborloa. It was furthermore shown
that the Etats Of Louisiana was In tho poHseaslon
, 1873-03-04

Tho Credit Mohilor spirit sooms to hare OK
tondol to Prussia. Horr Lasker, mombor OF
the prusaiau Parliament, roooutly mado spcech
In which !lo charged that aovoral porsonB occ.,-
pying Government poaitionB, naming one Privy
Councillor Waganor, had boon ougagod in aolllng
railway concessions. Tho Minister of Commerce
at first ropudiatol tho charge, anl thero was an
effort On tho part Of tho Government to auppresa
tho mattor on account Of tho scandal 1t would
crentc. But Herr Laskcr persstol III his
charger and dcrnandod an investigation. It is
said that tho Emperor, who has always been act
against robbery OF the stato, now 1nsistA that
there shall bo full investigation. with the pun.
ishment Of thoao Who ahau be found guilty.
, 1873-03-04

Ctnsr pAUrs-wnahinRton Nows: Closing Psocooa'nRb
OF tho Forty .snoona ConCfeia, Oomnttoo Report In
tho pa,t,orny Cas0.
BEoOHD rAalE-Tto Coming Ezpnsllton- -tom'ponss-
tton Of tho statoa AttorneYs-Tha Police Depart
.nont--A Elco Little nos-A Eight With Th1oros-
Coming Mattors-suburuan Notes.-The Boston firn
Cslamity-Tho HnttroaJ Question. 0ptrious from
Various sourocs-NoWs Paragraphs-Orodt h{obil.
ier What Is Thought Of tho Action Of tho House Of
Representatives..
THIRD pAuN-'Tho Law Cnntta-Porsona1 1toms-Tal-
rpnd Nows-Unfashionablo Wodding-O Council Moot
Ing last EroninR-
FOURTH PAGE Editorials: Reform In Politics. IousE'
nna-Iltlnols Tho Grain Trado, TIM Fruit Pros
peot-ourrent Nors 1tams-No.es and Opinion.
FIFTH PAGE-Notcs from tbo Btato Capltal-Amtiso.
u1onts-Tho Now Orleans Flro-Tho VennA Exposl.
tfon-ntarkots BY Observation-Disclosures
3IxTN PAiE-Alonotary and Oomsncrclal-Rallroad
Time Table.
SEVENTH rA0E.-Booche.'s Lecture Last Evonfng-A
Raid Gu tho Darolass-Tha Cly In Hs'.f-SEaall Adj
rortisouonts: Neal Estato, For G.'e, 10 Rent,
Wanted, boarding. Lodging, Etc.
ElOlITH pAGE-Toreign Nows-Htata Legts1atures-
Now York Novs- miscellaneous Toozrams.