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Star Once Building.
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II A II RlED.

n A II u ED.
EXPERIMENTATION On the 2sd inst.
by the Rev. Dr. Smith. pastor Of the Fourth Pres
b, terian Church, Mr.. HENRY ID. GUENELL, 90
Mrs.. MARY q. sMALLWOOD, both Of this city .
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
From the Chicago MINES.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-It really be-
gins to look as if Acknowledgement
Williams would fail to be confirmed as
Chief-Justice. His friends were conf
dent that to-day would see his confr-
nation. Another executive session,
has passed. and his nomination was
held in allegiance. and not even dis
cussed. and there Is now some hope
that his name will be withdrawn. The
Senate Will not openly reject him, but
the President may receive an intlma-
tion that he cannot be confirmed. 1t
now appears that 4 strange
protest has been made by tele-
graph to the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee from leading men in Oregon Of
both parties against the appointment,
and one Of the reasons assigned is the
conduct of Williams as Attorney Cen
eral in removing a United States Dis
trict Attorney at Portland, who was en-
deavoring to bring to Indictment, under
the election law, certain Republicans
who had fraudulently voted the Nipple
Mitchell ticket at the last election.
Under Williams appointee- the pro-
ceedings We're quashed, and the people
are indignant. Senator Kelley and
Representative Nesmith, of Oregon,
have received kilograms from leading
men. asking them to oppose Williams
confirmation. The State feels no pride
in Mr. Grants selection.
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by wisdom, prudence aud care of the Secre-
taly of State, approved of course 10y the
Executive, We had escaped difficulty. He
was willing to pay the four million dollars
now, but wanted that to be the end Of ex-
penditures in that direction. He would
say to the Secretary Of the Navy
these expenditures ought to cease,
now that the Virginius affair has
happily passed away. 1t had been
attempted to make the recent difficulty a
pretence to increase the numerical force of
seamen from $500 to 10000, but he was
opposed to this. Being now in the midst
Of panic the duty of the executive de-
partment is to economic in every branch
of the service. A very common idea pre-
vailed in executive departments OF govern
ment, that when Congress appropriates
money for any particular purpose, the law
was mandai DRY and the expenditure must
be made. The idea was wrong, and not III
accordance with the principles OF our gov
eminent. He was sure OF the twenty or
thirty million dollars appropriated last ses-
sion at least one half had not yet been eX
pended. He did not believe this money
Should be expended now, unless contracts
had already been entered into. Last month
the public debt increased over nine mil
lions. The deficiency this month would
not be less than ten or twelve million dol
lars. 1t was the duty Of the administra
ton to stop for time all Improvements,
TO stop every kind of unnecessary expendi-
h,re. and if this economising should not be
sufficient to relieve the Treasury, then
Congress would have to increase the taxes.
He would vote for this appropriation, but
as member of the dominant party i'll the
Senate, he would think his duty not per
formed unless he should examine with the
utmost care every proposed expenditure.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, movedto strike
out that portion of the bill allowinga trans
fer of funds from one bureau to another.
He was in favor of the appropriation.
After further debate the bill passed by a
vote of forty-six yeas and seven hays
Messrs Bogg, Cooper, Goldthwaite, Hamil
ton of Maine, Kelley, McCreery and Ste
yehson voting in the negative.
Mr.. Anthony introduced bill relating
to printing the biennial register OF blue
books. Referred.
At five o'clock the Senate adjourned.
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GENTLeMENs FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
= z RO ~ Es -.

In view OF the excessive and unparalleled Strngeney in
money matters and the somewhat advance of the Fall sea-
son, We GeF cur large and elegant Stock Of Clothing al
greatly reduced prices Remember thai these are the only
goods in The city from the celebrated Manufacturers JAS
WILDE, Jr TO- and HENRY & JOHN PARET Such Goods
are rare being fully equal TO the best Custom Made and of
such Fabrics as are only handled by the best Merchant Tai
OTS OF the country. We cordially invite an Inspection
from the public =. "A. .. ROSE
OLD No. 20, No. Is, SQUARE
uO27eo dG man1ST
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IF the text of the salary bill passed
by the House yesterday is correctly re-
ported by the telegraph, it leaves the
salaries OF all Congressional employees
at the advanced rates, as well as those
of Cabinet officers, Supreme Judges and
the President.
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f % Eg e z O. n.
The Seizure Of German Vessels
off SO0iOO.
4 Case More GIaTinG than the Nir-
giniSIS. i'm Whie!s the SPaniarEs Did
moi BAKE 10 Shoot "a Ei9ibTster.

a Case More GIaTInS than the Eir-
gininS. I'm Hhie!s the Saaniards lsid
moi BAKE 10 Shoot Fiiibuster.
SAN FEkNrIsCO. Dec. 1.-THE Chinese
napeis say tho German brig Marie Louise
was ,aDtured on account Of her having
been found at anchor on the coast of 500
loo, and Consequently i'll a very little dis
:ancc of the land. The brig Gazella, also
German, was captured at q distance ct four
or five miles from the coast, CGc0fdlng to
the report Of her Captain himself. These
woyassels were !uaded with af1aS and
other munitions OF war. The German
Consul was present at the inquiry Into the
matter. had received official information of
the affair, heard declarations OF his Country
men before the tribunal which adiudged the
capture Of the vessel was that established
from the earliest days Of legislation in
Spain, and which is in strict conformity
" It'll the tribunals for The same purposes in
Other Qauutr!es. The Marie Louise was
not only found anchored OF the coast Of
So0lOO, but had, before anchOriug, already
discharged o portion Of her cargo on the
o9ast, thereby violating all the laws OF con
trahand. The Captain Of the Marie Louise
remained on board. OF the people Ga9
made of from the ship were Mr., Field, the
super-cargo, and the second mate. The
abova-na.aeI captain and the German
consul presented the protest customary ia
these cases. " hich. joined with the minutes
81 Tho matter, has been forwarded, through
the local authorities, to the home govern
melt, who will give a final decision accord
ing TO Spanish law,
gAe Pepper war.
u,.GApoPE. Dee. 1.-THE Datch troops
have had IN engagement with the Achi-
nese army, and obtained the victory.
BISHOPS Oath,
BERLIN. Dec, l-.-=An ordinance is Off
ciallv !ssltc,t 10 daT ordering that in future
ali i,ishoEs, nEu.l their installation, shall
swear 10 maintain The cOmplctest sub0r-
dinatlon 10 state. and cooperation in the
suppression Of all dsioyal intrigues.
The Duie., Forces Surprised
PENANG, Dec. III rlRG,s - ctrsent
here that IL itcIinyse made night at
racy upon the D,utch forces, surprising
them. a heavy battle was fought, the 20
suls Of which is not yet known.
Counts; % WAR.
M-.QRpi, pee. ia council Of war
mas ieen appOsiS'.' CONSISTING OF tttHs'
lose Concha, CabliIerO, DeRo,ias, Val
rnaseda and PoatelIa,t 10 examine the plan OF
cqplp4 ign svbMIttpd BY Brig. Gen. Danato,
iur tna eo1Gpioto crushing of the Cuban
instruction.
Promoted 80 Cardinals.
ROME, Dec. l7.-Papal Nnncio az Paris
has been notified that tie Arch Bislpqs 81
Paris. CambraY, and Va!eBOi, have been
elevated TO college of Cardinals.
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WASHINGTON.
The Nashville POStGfiice.
An EdgeGaIder Nominated 20 super.
code EBrHSSpr.

An EdgeRaIder Nominated 10 super.
seJIe Fr0sser.
WASHINGTON, Dee 1.-THE President
has nominated Henry k"ssier fer Post
master at Cincinnati, also, 4. c. West at
Milwaukee. and II. W. Haslock at Nash
Vile.
O,en TO Conviction?
The Senate Committee on Judiciary to-
day heard persons on the subject OF the
nomination of Williams for the Chief
.Justiceship of the Supreme Court. They
will adjourn rom the 24th inst. to 9TH OF
.Iauuray.
The Senate Transportation Committee
will leave for the South Monday.
The outstanding legal tenders are 374,-
5II.01S.
Bureau Howard Confident of a white
washing.
Gen. Howard appeared before the House
Committee OH Military Affairs to-day. He
said he courted the fullest investigation,
and waived any advantage that might accrue
To him bv .he statute of limitation or other
wise. in order that he might be tried by
courtmartial He thought he would be full
w able to prove he was not officially or
morally responsible for any shortcomings 10y
reason of his administration OF the affairs
OF ,he Freedmen's Bureau.
Gen. Vincent was also present, but as the
changes against Howard are not yet printed,
his examination was postponed until to-
mOrroW.
Indian FOrays.
Cen. Sheridan informs Gen. Sherman
that Lieut.. Hudson. Of the fourth cavalry,
WAS recently sent from Fort Clarke with
forty men to intercept band Of Indians
,-a;ding on the lower NeuceS. On the lOih
INST. he struck the band, killed nine and
wounded a good many more and captured
al animals. His own casualties were one
s.sn wounded and three horses killed.
This occurred Oh the West fork Of the Nett
CeS. -,
The War Department is also advised that
\ u1rty of Ki0gas murdered a white man
md ,Iat Santanta and Big Bow are camped
ON the Canadian river south Of the point
where the murder was committed.
Naval.
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs
This morning agreed to report without
amendment the bill recently passed by the
JIcYse 10 increase the enlisted force Of the
NAVY 70 10000 men.
SHciaI Information.
The news of the surrender Of the Viz
aipius was communicated 10 this Govern
mqnt los Admiral Palo, who vas advised
thereof by Captaiu-General .layeii9r, Nc
information has been received tonight con
corning The YirgiAius survivors II Santiago
de Cuba. bat no doubt exists that they
were delivered up 10 our authorities yester-
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WASHINGTON. Dee. 17.-Mr. Wilson, OF
Indiana, explained that his remark yester,
dav. in reference to Jay Cooke q Co, did
not mean that any member of the House
had introduced the bill for the repeal OF
the bankruptcy law, as attorney for jay
Cooke & Co.; only that the lawyers OF that
firm had procured the bill to be intro
duoaJ
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

GOLD closed quiet in New York yes
terday at 11l55, after selling at lila
ll2a.
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CONGR ESSEON AL.

Senate Opposed to Christmas
Holidays.
Naval Appropriation of -Four
Millions Passed.
Judge DureH of Louisiana to be
Investigated.
Another Field Day in the House
on the Salary Grab.
MOcl-HerOic Efforts at Economy.
FiIibustering Extraordinary.
Sharp Thrusts at the President.
Ben Butler Plays MephistOpheles,
Dissipating All Good Resolutions
And Carrying the Day
Amid Excitement Confusion and
Hilarity.
A Bill Passed Making Salaries
$4,000
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in
New York yesterday at 81 for both
issues.
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e..
The California SenatOrship.

SAN FFAEcIsc6. Dec. lit is con-
coded on all sides that Senatorial matters
are in a critical position. There VIII De
balloting in joint convention To-Day Boom
needs five votes to secure election, put
eight or ten men believed To be souiie
AGAINST the railroad monopoly ana ~ FAVOR
of Ronth. fell down Yesterday. II Is hoeed
they may yet come TO his side. Inc re
Uublicans in caucus last night, At Sacra-
mento. nominated J. Mem. Smaller Tor the
Senate for "A short term.
JATER.-gm joint convention at Hacra-
mento the first ballot was: Booth, ~;
Farley, Al: Shaiter, -.
The fact that Booth gained one vote IN
ioint convention over the vote yesterday IN
The Senate AMI Assembly las made the rail-
road party desperate. Mr.. Cole has With
,ir3wn. Another ballot will be taken to-
s,orrow. II is reported The opponents OF
Mr.. Booth and the people arasusinS money
gayisliy, hoping 10 prevent him from gel
eipo four votes which are necessary to elect
him.
a Radical Senator eIseated in Ala
baHIa.
NolTGoNEEy. Ala. Dee. 1.-THE
senate last night unseated Hatch, Republic
can Senator. because while Postmaster ne
cbarrcd his clerk with aiistr2diRg money
from the mails. and had hiin imprisoned,
hut subsequently,. when pressed closely by
investigation, confessed that he hilhSeH
,Yas the guilty party.
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GU BA.
Official Confirmation Of the Sur
render of the Virginius,
Nothing Said of Her Survivors.

NEW York, Dee. IA Key West dis
patch says the Fortune and Ossippee sailed
early yesterday, the latter having q schOOn-
er in tow laden with coal, probably intended
4or, Tho Nirnir,I1S
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official,

WASHINGTON, Dee. l7.-The Depart
mcnt of State has received information that
the VireiniUs was released yesterday morn
ing and sailed from Bahia Honda in the
afternoon.
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soii Particulars OF the Surrender of
the SirEIniuS.

A correspondent Of the TRIBUNE, who was
present at the surrender Ol the NiFgjnius,
ta!egsaphs from Key West that the surTen-
der took place 81 Bahia Honda, yesterday
morning. The fast steam yacht Despatch
was selected TO receive the ViTginius, and
Captain Whiting, of the Worcester. was
DESIGNATED to command llcr, accompanied
bv Lieutenant Ad9lph Mariax; Master,
Geo. A. Calhoun: Assistant Engineer. \,
II. Laindin, and a crew Of thtI{yrnine men
from the PawIee, che Despatch sailed
from KEY West Sunday, and reached Bahia
Honda about noon Monday. The CORE
spondent SAYS as soon as the Desn2tch was
sighted from shore. he Spanish Tag bear
;ms 4 crown notW,ths tandipg the Repn3l-
can editt abolishinS that monagohl9ai em-
biem. was flung IT, the breaze. We dscOy-
eisd a tllacE sid6-Wheel steamer with two
smoke stacks lying about a mile beyond
the fort and in perfectly smooth water. Ne
other craft except two or three casting
schooners were ,izihie, and il was not I'M
&, We were about to anchor. that we dis
covered Spanish sl0op of war lying close
under shore. about two miles aud a half
away. The Te pa Oh p Oceeded slowly sn /
steadily alone aud .fichTod about four
nundrt.d Yards tfGi4 tie FirginiGs. Almost
immediately aIterwar, q boat from the
Spanish frigate came alongside the Virgini-
us and at quarter Of two o'clock the stars
ana stripes were raised by Spanish hands
and again tloated over the vessel whiel.
carried Bya.,, Nsrgls t-ry and thatr I'M
fortunate comrades 10 their death. The
boat was then pulled away and at tie same
moment we saw by aid OF glasses, another
boat let down from the Spanish vessel
which rr9yed q be the Captains gag. Is
brought 10 the despatch handsome
VoIIta Spanish naval officer In full
| uniform. He was courteoasly met ct the
eanavay by Capt, Rngers. He Intrigued
| himself as semi DC Ia famaia, command
| iGg tic s!o0proi-wgr, Fayurila. lie was In
yiied into the cabin, but being informed by
Capt. Rogers that Capt. Whiting was to re-
ceive thessunender, he stepped briskly to-
ward the latter and Spaniard and Ameri-
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THE Hon. VIM. CTutchfeld, Of the
Chattanooga district, has introduced
bill in Congress to incorporate a trades
union called the iron moulders' union.
1t includes a large number of organiza-
tons in various sections of the country
THE scenes in the. lower House of
Congress yesterday, detailed elsewhere,
are as disgraceful to that body, and to
the nation, as were those of last March,
amid which Bsn. Butler engineered the
salary grab.
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. Susn;c;nus Affair.

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-Soon after the
night workers were relieved by the Gay
men Yesterday in tue Brooklyn navy yard
discovery was made of two large Kegs Of
powder Secreted in the hold Of the Mime
sofa, the finest and nearest completed war
shin in th4 rapa!rels' hands. The generally
accepted belief in the yard is that the kegs
were filed gradually and being old escaped
particular notice. The MinnesOta's near
est neighbor IS the Spanish frigate Ara
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COTTON was weak and lower in New
York yesterday, middlings l6sc.
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west yirginia,s war Claims.

Mr.. Davis introduced a bill TO reimburse
West Virginia for losses caused by Federal
troops during the late war. Referred. II
directs the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
that State upon the order of the Governor
of said state the sum of 100000 to be APP
piled to rebuilding the bridges, Court
houses, schoOlhouses, churches, turnpike
roads ard other public property in said
State, destroyed by Federal troops by mill
tary orders during the late civil war
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Mr.. Pratt offered resolution which was
agreed to, directing the Committee ON FL
nance to report whether more efficient
provisions of law are not required to re-
strain national banks from charging, re-
ceiviag and taking higher rate of interest
than is allowed by law to be taken.
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Rusfee,i and DureIi.

Mr.. Wilson Of Indiana, from the Judicla-
nv Committee, reported a resolution all-
thorizing that committee to send for per
sons and papers in the inquiry as to the
official conduct of Judge Busted, OF Ala
bana. and a resolution instructing the same
committee to inquire and report whether
Judge Durell, of Louisiana, should be inn
peached for high crimes and misdemean-
ors. with power to send for persons and
papers. Adopted.
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With Actual Travelling Expenses.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Mr. Cragin,
from the Committee on Naval Affairs, re-
ported back House bill increasing the num-
Der Of seamen to 10000 and asking il to
be passed.
Mr.. Sherman had no objections to the
bill being considered now, but was opposed
to its passage and would resist it. The bill
was laid over.
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A Bill Passed Making Salaries
$4,000
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On being again read il appeared that II
had been changed after il was first offered,
by fixing the salary of the Speaker and Vice
President at $4,000 and 5000.
Mr.. Dawes called attention to it and
claimed that he had right to dabate the
proposition III the present ionn.
The Speaker ruled THAT the point was
well taken
Mr.. Dawes animadyeIte@ or thapropriety
OF changing without tie knowledge OF the
House an appropriation that was pending
before it.
The Speaker said he wgaim he ppligea il
The genlle4ap iron Illinois Qldrlbdt(
would leave the substitute in its original
shape even though i ra1NGed his salarg.
He asked il rs special favor. The Ian
guage Of the gentleman from Massachusetts,
Dawes had left the possible inference to
be drawn that some outside person had a.
tered tbs a,dgEdmen. an,i ii,at ihe speaker
might have been privy to it. His language
had been susceptible Of that construction.
The Chair therefore begged as special IA
yor that the amendment Should he PIT IS
il was GrlGiIaiTy offered, aid I'd he M9Hld
regard any gentleman! whu would oljeu as
having malice towards him.
Mr.. Dawes diScIaimed in the most earn
est manner his not having intended to ere
etc any such impression. He was aware
That tie speaker had not had anything to
90 with il, for he had seen how y was
done and by what counsel it had been
done.
Mr. i,utisr, o. MascaclrsetlsS explained ~ q
that he had suggested 20 Mr.. Auripgg 70
make the alteration, and claimed that 1t
had always been the practice to allow the
inoy0r Of a proposition 10 change it before
tie vote Wis fakeil4, 4nat was the cQnllsc!
and that The advice under Whisil The gentle
men from Illinois had acted.
Mr. Dawes, sarcastically, $50 suppose.
Mr.. Butler in the same tone, Thought
YOU would support it, because it was right,
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@ AT saots Our STAND
nt
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WASHINGTON, Dee 1.-THE President
has nominated Henry k"ssier for Post
master at Cincinnati, also, \. {. West at
Milwaukee. and II. W. Haslock at Nash
III