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O'CLOCK ~ Luuare close 70 Euate, Wnere joined
the troops OF General Dorregarry exactly fourteen
days ago. During the day we have been joined by
three superior ofrcers-two captains and one lieu
tenant-and two sergeants from the republican
army, who asked for weeks absence In Madrid
and came over to Don Carlos. Seventy-ivc Rem
ington rines were also received to-day and 800 are
expected tomorrow. They have passed the IRON
tier and are therefore sure to arrive.
The accession OF Lieutenant Colonel Rada and
Count Barrot with 400 well-armed men has pleased
both oficers and men very much as Rada is an ex-
ceedingly brave and daring man, and 1t Is fancied
that he will be able to influence the councils OF war
In an opposite sense to the advice OF star Major
Argonz who is in favor OF long marches and
countermarches to weary the enemy without
coming to an engagement. He ArgOnz) Is a regu-
lar perambulating map, and knows every path and
road in the province by heart But ne forgets that
in wearying the enemy he is also wearying his own
men, in opposition tothe wishes OF Ola, who has
always advocated attacking the one column that
has until recently alone been following us, in spite
OF the artillery, saying that unless they are at
tackled the republicans will come against us with
seven or eight columns instead OF one, which has
really happened. Five columns-s,0OO mcn-are
now triangulatinR the country, and Of course
cause US more work than before They have also
destroyed the bridges over the various rivers be-
tween Pampeluna and the Ebro. only leaving one or
two intact, which they have fortified and furnished
with heavy guns. If the troops only act with the
least energy they cannot help forcing us either to
an encounter or to submit to q blockade In some
one OF the mountain hamlets which would DO
much worse for US than the loss OF 500 men.
An Attack xpected-Cannon for tho
Cariists-The Fighting Priest.
ABARzUzA, April Z, 1879
We left Zudairc at about two O'Clock this after
noon, In the midst OF q violent snow storm, and
arrived at Abarsuza at six O'Clock benumbed with
cold. We had waited so long at Zudairc-part OF
the forces under Rada and Major Calderon having
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Men.
l. Martinez, on the French frontier, with. -. 1875
2. MOzO IN La UlZama with. ................. 100
3. ZunZarrcn, In A0iz and Valcarlos with. -. 228
q. Yraheta, In La Barranca. with ............ 1853
8. Yrfarte, In Alsasua, with ................. IS
q Mcndlzabal, In Salinas d'Oro and Echaur,
with. .......................... 70
Z. ACCOM-, In Maleru, with. OIL
.. Latara, in villatuerta, with. 43
9. Aldea, in La Solana between Rio Ega and
Rio Arga), with. ......................... SO
10. Zugarti, In AbarZuza, with .............. "a
III. Samaniego, in Estella, with ..............7 II
AZ. Count Bari0t in Amescuas, with. ......... 100
13. Juan SAM, in Ouraita, with ..... Is
~. Marquinez. in Santa Cruz de Campezu with "a
Is. Yauiz, in Nazar, with. Observation-Disclosures. 81
16. L0sarcos, in P0blacion, with OF
II. Lera, In Vale de Orba with .. AZ
a8. Villab0na, in Tustapena with - az
10. Yribarien, in FL Bartan with - a.
20. Gu ezra, in Maintain do Salinas with $500 On
b. Lieutenant Colonel Rada, (movlng about,
with. ......................... $50
n. Brigadier jose Ydoy, moving about), with 4ea
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their various provinces They have always had
their Captain General. who commanded the con-
tingent furnished by the respective provinces;
they have their own local officers, and, In snort,
lead kind OF par0chial existence, which the re
public will not, or cannot, recognize. Hence their
enthusiasm for the King who promises to recog-
nize these cherished traditions is the same as en-
thusiasm for freedom. Within ten days 10000 men
could be enrolled In the provinces Of Alava, Ma
varre. Biscay Logroho and Guipuzcoa II arms were
forthcoming But arms are still at q pre-
MUM They are transported at great cost
via the French frontier, where they are often
seized and confiscated by the French government
which appears to entertain peculiar spite against
Don Carlos as 1t has not yet recognized the Span
ish Republic. Even while am writing the news
has Just arrived that the French authorities at Van
charinea have seized $4,000 cartridges. But alto
gether the state Of affairs Is satisfactory. Great
discomfort prevails among the republican troops,
OF whom two or three-sometlmes more-join US
every day. We have been expecting squadron OF
12o men from Logroho but 1t appears that the
Madrid government have had wind OF the AFFAIR
and have recalled the Logroho forces to Madrid
sending out others in their stead-C0mmunist
refugees as they say here. though viii not guar
antee the assertion.
1t still continues to rain In torrents so DO not
know how long we shall remain here. Good news
has just come from Catalonia, where the Carlists
have taken the town Of Berga, 500 prisoners and
1900 rifles. should proceed to Catalonia were 1t
not that when sufficient arms arrive
DON CARLOS WILL JOIN US
and these provinces will become the chief seat OF
war. letter arrived from Don Carlos yesterday,
dated from the French frontier. He Is therefore
not in Geneva, as tho Times reported. He viii.
however, not enter Spain until the various forces
troops be enrolled to make his ultimate success
merely question Of weeks. The total number Of
armed men in the five provinces have enumerated
above, Is $3.50; and the revenue levied by the
Carlists above 22,0OOf q day. That the people
gladly submit to this onerous tax is the bst proof
OF their devotion TO the Carlist cause.
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A Visit to vittoria-Hospltality OF the
PeOple-Perils OF Railway Travelling.
VTTTopTA AIava Anri1 Ia79

A Visit to vittoria-Hospltality OF the
People-Perils OF Railway Travelling.
yTTToRIA, Alava, April IL. 1873.
The troops not having made any movement yes
terday, we quietly remained In Maesta till this
morning. when, having heard that SaladO and Nou-
villas were approaching, General Dorregarry gave
orders to march, while l, mounted on my faithful
Rosinante, started or for Vittoria, en- route Tor
Bayonne. For the first timc since my arrival here
the sun shone the whole day. Maesta is four
leagues and half from vittoria, and these four
leagues accomplished in two and half hours.
on my way passed several Carllst outposts, the
last one situated about threc-quartcrs OF al hours
walk from yttoria. Hore | was stopped and
asked to pay four cuartos toll; but as soon
as produced my "satpocOnfuct0," signed
by Dorregarry was at once allowed to pass.
Half an hour afterwards l rode into vittoria.
The streets were teeming with sehoras, sedorltas
and sehors all intent upon viewing tho process.
sion which. being Good Friday, was on the point
OF leaving the church. Through these crowds
rode in triumph, and mounted on my rather rag
ged and mud-bespattered stecd, my clothes bear.
ing evident traces OF the treatment they had been
subjected to during the last fortnight, have no
doubt but that my appearance was sufficiently
strange amidst this festive throng. I con-
tinued my way, however, very unconcern-
eddy, looking very much as I knew
exactly where I was going to, while In real
ity was leaving the choice OF an hotel to the
good sense Of my steed, until he made dead stop
at No. A Gale de la Constitution, at the Fonda de
Manoelo Erbarri. Having somewhat refreshed my
self and donned q costume more suitable to the
day. sailed forth to call upon the Carlist agent to
whom I was accredited. and who, receiving me
most cordially. led me to Gaze frequented BY
Carists only.
WINE GALORE, BUT NO MILK IN NAVARRO.
Here had to recount all M adventures to most
admiring audience, who we're put into the very
best humor by my inimitable pronunciation Of the
noble Castilian language, while was INDUCING
revealing, absolutely luxuriatng In the delights OF
endless tumbers Of cuy au tait. for OF milk which
to me 10 wine. beer and spirits combined, had
not seen thinblefui for the last
month. had made frantic attempts In
Macsta TO get glass Of cows. or
Roat's milk. but after being away for IN hour NJ
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The speeial Senate committea consis.f,. "a
~. Ts',,..s.. nn,s. CONSISTING vi
,.'a' rPnhsnayseh, baekihgham, Alcorn,
ih'hmaii, snu Nickers, TO Investigate the
commenced their sessions AT o,clock $500. !,
Afternoon. Senator pcme,.v -.s -, -
HI aa',,., NJ. r.,on vac present WIN
q. norton, United States district attorney of
n Ea"s1s' Anong Sne hahsas men present were
zen. n p. ntcheh, Gen: Blunt, b. II. Simpson,
ney, a; .. Abbott, state senator johnson, and
non. sidney Clarke. MT. Frelinghuysen an
nounced that the committee had resolved TO
ALLOW one counsel 70 appear on either side.
MT b. +. simpson SAID that he appeared as
counsei Tor MT. York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ClerE- D,., xhi,s resis,ny i'm sc-tA Ansr;c.
L." Isry- discoyered safe and simple remedy
ni ne of Nervous Weakses, Early Decay
whole -, "a disr,is-s b-,1r bt -, ~ t,-sfri ~
vicious s.kst. G-ast r,,,has. -. -. r,,si ~,
~ s bic remedy. Prompted BY desire to benefit
~. icted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
sas& erarIns and rsing this medicine, IN sealed
eHvef sbes any eDe he needs it, Nes Of Charge.
- Address, JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
H17ly New Tork City
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FORTY SECOND CONGRESS
This Afternoon's Proceeding,
TUESDAY, February IL.

SENATE.-Mr. Cameron, from committee
on foreign relations, reported back the House
bill TO authorize telegraphIc communication
between the United States. Japan and China
anu asked for lis Immediate passage but Mr..
Edmulds objected, and il went over.
Nh. Pratt introduced bill TO provide a circuit
court Tor the state Of Alabama Referred 10
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Pool reported from the committee on he
judiciary House bill amending the bankrupt
act 30 ss to provide that the eNem ptiOns allowed
The bankrupt shall be the amount allowed by
iyeiy as existing In Is I. and that such exemn-
tons he valid against debts contracted before
the adoption OF such constitution and laws az
Mr.. Conkling expressed the opinion that il
would be best to cover this whole subject ina
relation TO bankruptcy, by taking mp ami
considering the ball 10 repeal absolutely the
Mr.. Hamilton Md regarded the BANKRUPT
act as having eeen or mo benefit whatever 10
the debtor, and IL ought 90 be repealed.
Mr.. Edmunds said this particular hin was
TOR the benent of debtors in the southern states
Alter some further discussion the bin was
The West Point appropriation bin was then
taken mp, and passed.
The following bills ON the Calendar were
House bin for relief of Henry b. Mears. For
extension OF patent 20 Alex. Douglas, OF New
York; Authorizing the President 90 appoint
rank NJ Ashton second assistant engineer of
the navy. House bill for relief OF J. W. Nears
and VIM. Moulton, Jr. For relief of ,Josial,
George Jennings. For relief of Howard p.
Monatt Also, the House bill reported to-day
70 encourage and promote telegraphic cOmmu-
mcanon between America, Asia and Europe,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
kitehie presented the petition OF Jacob Smith
and others, who served 20 days In the war of
1872 for pensions. Referred TO committee ON
pensions of 1872.
The regular order of business having been de-
manded, the House resumed eonsiders,ion Of
the resolution reported on SATURDAY. by Mr..
ing of the debates of Congress.
MI Beatty demanded the previous question.
yeas u, nays12.
The House then went into committee NJ the
whole, and resumed consideration OF
IAk sCsDRH CIVIL AUTHORIZATION BIrI
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PRESIDENTIAL NoMINArIoNs.-The Presi
dentsent the following nominations to the Sem
ate to-day: David d. Smith, supervising inspec-
tor general of steamboats,; Joseph G, Hester of
n. C., consul at Santiago. Cape de Verde
Mahon; ID Lieuts. Peter Leary and Gee. Du N,
to be 1st feute Dants; ID Lieut.. o. w. Pollock,
10 DC captain. = -. - etsr
Array OPFIcERs' DEPosITs.-The following
order was issued from the War Dt:partuent
yesterday: Whenever there shall exist, in the
same city or town, two or more repositories
specially designated for the reception and safe
a Of public funds intrusted TO disbuIsing
intrusted With such funds at that place shall
cause the amount of his deposits Of said funds
to be proportionany distributed to said depos-
securities with the United States Treasurer"
THE PRoPosED COMPROMISE OF THE TREAS
URY CLAM AGAINST PHELPS, Dopex q Co.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has recommend
esr . a Il H Il sS:.ssos Ss
tween them and the gsvernment coupled with
certain oo.dit,ons ,inPossd By re department.
Inc question hAs heeh retsned back to the an
natter in behalf Of ths eevsrnmenf. IsSd If
Phelps, Dodge q Co. accept the coalitions inn
posed the whole question VIA befinaIiy adjusted.
. The FARRAsur srAfUp.-Ths, Joint COM
mittee ON public buildinet ana grounds win
soon decide which Of the models hist have been
pat Into cenpetition ahl1l be accepted Tor the
out together. The contest seems to Ne nearly
between Dr.. H0ratio Stone and Winnie ReauH
There Il much diAatisfaction aanena tina com-
pc tit0rs because tho committee has taken any
not been placed in the Capitol as wasrequired Of
the others, and because Of his refusal to enter
into the competition in regular form. Winnie
rs by far the best hkeness exhibited; but ii, as
well as the model by Stone, is of heroic size,
whine the rest Of the mpdels are only sketche3,
unlikely that all may be rejected, and Il the
committee Ends Il has not the right under tie
Ian which was psAsei to reject ell models, ii can
- isr an lsmsndnssnt, which Would be easily
unfair TO change the law under which the COM
petitors have thus for proceeded in good faith
". y. Jtaes, Special.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.

NETROPOLITANT HEATER.
HOST OF NEW ARTISTS
1O-1O-I0-1O-i0-fO
BRILLIANT STARS. VIZ:
THE DATALIE TROUPE
MONS. D'ATiLIE,
The Man Of steel, ur the Man with the Iron Jaw.
MILE ANGELA,
The Female Sampson, aud the finest formed woman
IN The world
Young ZEPfIYR.
The intrepid child wonder.
Toni PETIT,
Little French clown.
The above GALAXY engaged AT the ennrIlous salary
Of : 200 per week.
Also. Will APPEAR.
MISSES MA/Dt ARSOIDI and Louise BLISS.
Double Song aus! Dance Ladies.
LEW SPENCER.
hGtch ard Ethiopian Connle.lian.
BELLA GORDNS- LIZZIE BARRETT
HOLLY iI>ON, ADELI FARRAN,
SADIE ROGERS.
Together with the regular company
THURSDAY EVENING, February 10th,
Benefit of
JAMES PORTER,
THE D. pIlRr Comedian.
The GREATEST BILL of the season will be pre-
sente,i. FMS
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~Gladstone's age is 6 and Disraeli's il g..
~ Mr.. Buckeye, of Indiana, buckesi his life
out with the contents OF bottle Of morphine,
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VETO APPLIED TO PARTS OF A BrLI.-In the
Pennsylvania constitutional Convention an
amendment has been offered giving the eover-
mol tns power 10 veto any section q bin. That
VII enecfuaily block the plan shaf has hereoo-
lore existed OF lacking ON obnoxious appropria-
uons 70 the general appropriation bin, that have
avoided veto from the fact thai it Vas impos-
able TO veto the appropriation bin necessary Cor
the expenses OF the state.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE TREAsURY.-Frederick
e. Gsnett end james II Swesunsn have been
promoted from third to fourth-class clerkships
IN the loan branch Of the Secretary's ONCE a nd
Thomas Mitchell ffom second to third, and Jas
Z Underhill from first TO second elias in de
second cuntxoilcr's o9ce, under the civil service
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NASRINGTON THEATER COMIQrE.
w lEleyenth street, south Pennsy ~ Ana aveaue

GREAT ASTRAL COMBINATION
Engagement Of the dIs; IL guished New York Cusi
s,Dgtr. Billy FASTER
BILLY PA>TER, BILLY FASTER,
The P-aatiful SerI.,-J Comic Vo. ali-t,
CARRIE AVERY!
The Great English Athlete.
ffCFr REILI BROTHERS,
TIE Celebrated Dutch Comedian,
GEO. = KNIGHT
The Great Female Jig Dancer. KITTY LIE ROY
Great Irish Vocalist, Mr.. PAT ROONEY. The
peculiar Song and Dance Men, GOSS AND FOX.
The Charming Dansesses, 0ODY ZANFRETTA.
ALLIE CH tfMAN. The faYorte Character Dan
esrs, CT PETERS, LIE ANNETTA, Our trio
of Great ConI.dsn--DICk PARKER OTTO BI r.
BANk. X. JEAN BIckLEY. New Sketches by
JAMES DC GLA> and AMANDA LEE.
OUR CAPITAL BALLET TROEPE-M1le AN
NETTA. Poly Zanfretta- Sallie Chapman, Emma
Marrh, Emily Smith, Fannie MAY Sallie Wesner,
Rose Celeste, julia Bennett. Annie Donnelly, &c.
THE FLOWER GIRLS OF PARIS
February Nv ASHINGTOSS BiRTHDAY-A
Grami Ali gOrical National Tshleaui 4 Grand
ChnIus 81 t.l S1perb voices in the NATIONAL AN
fHEM, FRIDAY February 2i-tirand Benefit Il
WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY. fE
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REPRESENTATIVE II. II. STARKwEArHER
wa. last week nominated Tor reelection TO Con-
gress from the Sd (Connecticut) Congressional
district by the republican convention.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were aI71 ,10e.I9
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS SENATORsHfP.-The
Massachusetts house of delegates yesterday laid
over a resolution to go into the election of a
Cnited States Senator TODAY.
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MARRIED IL SPITE or HKRsKLr-A youn..
woman's mother preferred charge Of vaGrancy
against her daughter, I'm New York, Safurda.
in order 10 prevent her living with man in p :,
unmarried state, but upon the man, In answ.r
TO the judge, acknowledging the giri q his wife.
knowledement made them legally M - "a,
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1HE POLAND CoMNIrTEE.-No document of
ninety-eight pages was ever listened to
with such breathless interest as the
report of the Poland committee by the
seat and stood the concentrated gaze preftv
stoieally. He smiled when the report bore hard
est on him. MI. Brooks, emaeieted and paIlid
rom illness, looked the picture OF death, but
nas calm in manner. II "
The other members most Immediately inter-
tsted showed signs of deep feeling, and of cor
responding relief when the portions of the re-
port in which their names Occurred was over
with.
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SENATOR-EL ECT BoGY sent a memorial to the
Missouri house Of delegates yesterday, asking
that the Senatorial bribery investigation be re-
opened, and promising to aid in the closest
scrutiny of his own acts in connection with the
election % I'D.
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A INV BURsAr.-she Secretary of the
Treasury hasdecded that the III vision OF marine
hospital service in the Treasury department
shall be q bureau.
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THERE WAS A LARGE CROWD of visitors at
the White House this morning, many of IL EN-
strangers, who merely came to pay their re-
speets to the President, and have look through
the rlckety old mansion i'm which the American
people compel their Chief Magistrate to reside.
Senators Cameron, Scott, EdmuHds, Logan.
Foster had interviews with the President nre-
vious 10 the meeting OF the Cabinet; also, Mr..
and Mrs. David Golbraith. Mr.. and Miss Daka-
iaI. OF Boston, and Rev. NJ. L. Foster, OF Balti-
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cent cold snap ina Texas. =
1904 and inftnlnentai street r,s>e !, /,
prohibited In Baltimore.
Develop your colonies into nation. Is
0oiowin Smiths advice 70 England.
- The papers Of Resiins, Pa, are scorsc.t
Vi pohnfhing local fems Que hundred year old.
dren ey scarlet fever within month.
In Troy it ID thought q good joke Cor yosrr-e
nan 70 oree himself As woman, 20 to a oall.
ana haunt the iadies' dressing room.
~An Iowa man got vaccinzfed on TIM rio
by opening boil thereon with a knife which
. physician had used in ,aecina,ing anothc3
party.
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COMMISSIONER OF PENsIoNs.-In a letter
from Augusta, Me-, to the Biddeford Journal.
Hon. j. G. Butler, member of the Senate OF
that state. writes: al have il fresh from Wash
ington that at the close of this session Goyernor
Perham will resign to accept the position OF
commissioner of pensions, which viii be ten
dered him, IA position he has long desired. In
that case Hon. John b. Foster, OF Bangor row
president Of the Senate, win be Governor,
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ANOTHER NEW PLANET was discovered Inst
night, February Il, by DIR. c. II. Peters, OF
Clinton, n. Y, at 10 hours. no minutes, right
ascension and north 13o; forty minutes of de
clinaton, rapid motion north eleventh magui-
tude
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PRESIDENTIAL SoxINATIoss.-The Presi-
dent yesterday nominated to the Senate, Com
modore s. III. Scott to be rear admiral; X. F. E.
Upton 10 be master in the navy, and a lar ge
number OF mi,lshipmen to be ensigns.
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PERsoNAL.-Senator-e elect Oglesby, of ILL.,,
has engaged apartments at Wizards, and will
spend some time in Washington after the New
Hampshire campaign. Delegate Hooper,
stating that Brigham Young lett the south OF
I tab last night for Salt Lake City. Hons
Felix X. Brunot, Geo. H. Stuart, of Phila-
and Jno. ID. Lang, of Maine, members of the
Board Of Indian Commissioners, are at the
Arlington, on business connected with the
indian service. -. Hon. VIM. Welch, of Phil
adelphia, is at the Arlington. He is In the city
ON Indian business
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The CLAIM OF MRS. DAHLGREN.-The House
committee on naval affairs this morning agreed
to allow the widow of the late Admiral Dahl
gren to 60 before the court of claims to be com
pensated for her husbands patents to the
amount of s.5,OO6 She claimed 5000. hut
the committee cut il down to the above amount
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The conmittee, after recapitulating the testi-
mony in fOfotNnce seserally to Speaker Blaine
and 1cefa Henry 4. Dawes, Gienni w. SEQ
.neld, John Bingham, w. y. Kelley, aud james
A. 6arAeid (as already published il, THs SrIRl.
say; The committee do not find that Mr.. Ames
in his negotiations with the parties above
named ent1rsd into any detail ef the relations
between the credit nobilier company and the
Union Pacinc company or gave them any spe-
they would be likely 70 receive, farther
than has already been stated. They ali knew
neWAl06 othorWt1D that the credit mobilier
yas contracting company 10 build the Union
facinc road but IL dees not sppear that any Of
them knew that the profits and Dividends we're
to be in stoen and bonds q tat eonpaPO The
subject to Congressional ieeislatIon, and the
fsct hat h iss prces ysre szPected to be derived
spgarent}g efeate aueh IN interest In that COM
MY - to disqualify the holder Of credit mo
bilier seook nom participating In any leeisla-
ton Affecting the railroad company. In his
neeeoaoens wtth these members q Com
gress Mp. Ames made no SUGGESTION
that he desired to secure their IA
vorahle influence in Congress in favor