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E1e.a ore. disbursements. s........... $4O0 90
1he report, having been through the hands Of
tke Auditing Committee, waa approved.
Tbs same Committee also reported, stating
G1t ther had examined the accounts Of the IN
eata6on for the last twenty yeare, and found no
deficits o. discrepancies, and that they recon-
Eand tint Ill fiscal officers OF the University de-
pitt iunds in some bank subject to the approval
It The Committee.
THE Law SCHOOL.
The Committee appointed to confer with a
Committee from tho Chicago University, in re-
Eud % the establishment Of + Law School, re-
ported IS follows:
s13'e,tity foz the purpose Of maintaining Law
haool tn the City Of Chicago ut their joint and equal
tztfsa, md Tor their mutual benefit, hereby adopt
70 BE- governed BY the 3 following pm =
sss:stg deehred to be also the Law Department. Of
e e taa1dwestesn Unirersity the two Unt'ezaihes
lss1ae 70 entoJ and exercise equal authority and
ss s1ha n tho management Of said Law Department,
se7e1ally responsible a. hereinafter mentioned,
10 " support thereof the Eame to be known as the
~ ~ Department Of the said two Universities, with
IN hea1 60 each OF said Universities to publish the
- ~ catalogues aud circulars as to tts Law De-
R:meek
.seh Of said Universities ahau commonly appoint
= nenbers Of its Board Of Trustees, who, With the
Iedents of the Faculty Of both Of sAd Universities,
tsea Constitute an Executive Committee, who ahan
subject 10 such general directions the Trus-
f~,!.s sao oMFe1sleea may prescribe OF "4opt. tue
r,essrs 2a.aoa ~ soI tauuAeeent - aao ~" -
f.c:.e II lucy sna4 nave power 70 Honu1te az Auu
ns-, ~ AUG II .ne sarts sptsan Nc pa,ss
~ - cdeI 49,, e1u - ~ 'stea
sid iSsa Unissrsittee. ii 10 sid E1scuuve Commit
= 9'4 appoint 3 Treasurer, to whom shall
nnaa money! appropriated fos the support q ssid M
SSssn nd fees from tbs same. and who shall pay out
nns1*5s IN his bands for the support Of said Law
IS peaea4 1 - directed by sstd Executive c9umittee.
an nss.tt - - ~ .-n1s1 1naat1g ~ n. Hard
Ii Tcss ho,ts 10 e1n Mnva1o;t;ea neeS ~ '4' 1>'
1hka-Dhau@,a' awarded to Graduates Ct said Law
sna3''tas ,sa sgaa BY the Preaident and Secretary,
9aeaesHs IT, tae * seal o. eacn. ,ean 1na, :, -.
sas H.. b h.,S IN the na1,a 81 and e .ttended bv
=. Irssea otcers and faculties Of both Univerri-
<,,+s.n- ,ss-tor ths purpose Of placing sa1d Law De-
s nos.urs e. surs and substantial basis financially,
Ea ersaf mutually Agree 70 1urnsa 1or 2 tn1 ooo
tr.aa ps1shs e son oi no' 1e@s en1n >1''o
,,1a sg'a-1a ease etther party shall fatl to pay it,
in s ass such erpeu1es, 50 above stipulated, and
b s,isus therein for period Of nix mouths prior
~ ths oeher nsrtr ~ has,.. ~ dafsr,t rn.v
= - eseson, declare forfeitufe Of the interests
n,,. w patsy 10 In dsfault- which interests shall
g and dae1ntne md thn aa3d Tev Denart1neut
Hsa belong e1clusdvelv to the partY tnat
/ EaNe kept and fuldlled this aorsement-
~ md ths said rerdea mutua1Iy adopt this
asses that the aa,na shall take etfect and be
! Ii .sd I'm s and sfer the s0th day Of June, L. b.
ts = Epetually obligatory thereafter subject
sne agroed nnon y ~ 1H ~ 4h n ~
, 1873-06-25
Partial Female Suffrage In New
Hampshire.

CONCORD N. H., June 24.-In the House to-
day the Special Committee on the subjects re-
lating to the privilege Of women voting in school
districts. reported in favor Of giving them the
right. The resolution to adjourn On Saturday
next passed.
, 1873-06-25

Spool thread grain bags, ETC., 80 dsys, or per cant
OF 10 dAy1.
Dones1s, cottonades, Kentucky Jeans ntc, l per
cant OF 30, per cent OF 10 days.
Regular department goods, Per cent OF 60, per
cent Qd 20, pe1 cent OF 10 dAJa.
, 1873-02-21
TIE WEATHER,


war department Representations.
CHICAGO, Fob. 20-Thc Signal sorvico reports
increased cold weathor in tho far Northwest this
morning-1D degrees below at Pcnbinn, and l3
below d breckenridge, Him. Elsewhere the
temperature is comparatively moderate, tho
thermometer marking 20 above at Duluth, is
above at st. Paul, Il above at Marquette, and
below at Alpona At San francisco 1t is "a
'abovo; at 0maha, 90 above at Chicago, 99
above Buffalo, ~ above Quebec, 10 above
Portland, 26 above; New York, 81 above
Washington, % above Jacksonville, ria, 81
above; Now Orleans, 67 above. Showing this
morning In Minnesota and Nebraska.
WAn DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF
SIGNAL SERVICE, D1y1s1oN or TE1EonA.1s AND
WAan1EoroN. D. G., Fob. 20.-Probabllities-
For the Western Gulf Etates On Friday, cold
northorly winds. For the Eastorn Gulf Statos.
north ind westorly winds, cloaring weather, and
States, southorly winds with cloudy and throat-
oning weather. For tho Middle States, soutIorly
winds, cloudy woashor, and probably light rain.
For Now England, eaBterly winds and partially
cloudy weather. For tho Lower Lakes, fresh to
light northorly winds during Friday morning,
with rnin and snow. Very cold northwest winds,
with partially cloudy weather will prevail from
Lakes Superior and Huron, aud Minnesota
southwark to Texas.
, 1873-02-21
THE PACIFIC COAST,
nurnss tho DHfuu1tcr, On His Way
Gost-~-Thc MOl0C Wnr.--Shootinp
nnd StnbbinE.

Barns, tho Dafn1l1tcr, ON 1uia yYnv
Enst---Tho N1oloo IVnr.--Shoottnr
nnd stabbing.
=, BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.-DentruH, Bhoritf Of
1atos County, n. T., arrived tonight with q
fcqnisition for Jnmos burns, tho alleged do
IaultinB Treasurer Of that county, and will start
homo with the prisoner at once. Burns has
been in Jail hore for several wooks,
a despatch from Yroka tonight aays that
Mitchell, Applogato, end Cass, and General Can
BY, the Modoo Peaco Commissioners, arrived at
Falrchild'a ranch On tho 10th inst, and sent a
messenger for Robert Whittle, and Modoo Vito
Matilda, who will 60 with them to CAPTAIN
Jacks camp, Matilda to solicit tho interview,
md ,1 aek Jaok to appoint day for q council,
The terma Of tho Commissioners will in
eist on tho unconditional surrender of Captain
jack and party; tho trial and conviction Of tho
m1urdorors by civil authority tho removal Of
tho remaining ModocB to distant coast rcser-
Vation: Two mortarH, o lot OF land-grepades,
and other munitions Of war. woro shipped from
Benocla araonal, to-day, to General Giliam, All
tho troops stationed at Bonecia arc not at tho
front. Probably two days must elapso before
tho result Of tho Peaco Commission can DO
known.
!. a desperate shooting and stabbing afrray took
place, IN this city, between VIM. Ritobio and
Abort Dunlop It fs reported that both mon
aro dangerously perhaps fatally wounded.
Itlo Montana arrived at San Diego, today,
With the passengers Of the dieabled steamer
Idaho. Tho latter will DO towel from Aaop1i1co
by tho Great Republic.
, 1873-02-21
UTAH..
mormon Comments ON tho Proposed
Legislation for Utnll-Ehc N9inlnw

Mormon Comments ON tho Proposed
Liquidation for Utnll-,EIac mining
DiHtrictn.
SALT LAKE, Fob. 2o.-Tho orgaus Of Tim
priesthood grow 4ottor and hotter over what
they call tho crusade agAinBt tl1eir Church.
The Netcs Tonight talkB Of tho pftlablo SPECTACLE
OF the Proailont md CongrosB boing lotl by tho
noao bya political fanatical person like Now
mnn, a1id BY tho cars by n 1rebranl political ad-
vent'1ror Hike Claggott. It says the proscnt luo
anu cry a1ter tho Nformons Id disgrace to tho
country, al und}yniAed concession to tho
VinahouH schomos Of corrupt crows.
a momher Of tho bnr, in Tho journal this
evening, donolinhoB Tom Fitch on portions Of
hia argument In tho Senate Judiciary Commit
" fglsiaea tho records.
A loading Mormon elder, counsellor Of Brig
ham Young, said, yesterday, ho cared yory lttIo
DO but littlo good Or littlo harm. 10 would
like to sec Sheridan aud 10000 troops in Utah.
aB they would put money In the llormopss
pockets, but ho objected to Judges who might
oetray their office, and special 1ogislation Do
pr1ving tho MormouH Of their rights,
An alarming fatality existB among tic ohildron
IN Ban Peto County-the spotted feyor.
Tho Utah Central and Southern Railroads are
again clear. Trains from all directions run On
schedule time. Tho depth Of Bnow In tho prin-
cipal mining oanonB iB unparalleled. Comtnuni-
oattons with tho settlements from Little Cottou-
alideB. -
Tho entire pross, both Mormon md GontjIo,
condemn tho recent lynching Of Benson Ut
Logan.
, 1873-02-21

Destruction OF Property Yesterday.
Conny, Pa, Fob. 20.-One Of tho stills in the
Downer koroseno oil refinery, at this place,
tho roof aud ono side Of the building, Tho
steam pipos were, therefore, useless. Tic build
ing holding tho stills will burn down. A man
'sho 7sas tending the stills had Just left, thus
saving hla life. Tho explosion shook buildings
d mile away,
Tho fro at tho Downor oil works was
caused by tho explosion of two agitators
containing 5000 gallons Of heavy naphtha. Tho
agitators wero in close proximity to the ongino
in great danger, tho ilaah going through tho en-
gina-roonl, but luckily igniting nothing.
Tho fro has extended to tho other two asitat-
ors In tho samo building, which iH close to a
It. The fire will not oxtond beyond tic building
TINT it is now in, az tho four streams Of wator
nre capable of combining it, and preventing tho
other buildings from catching from the outside.
, 1873-02-21

Albums County Fair Associution-As-
sembIy N01tsiMntton Accepted.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Feb, 20.-Nb now Adams County
Fair Association effected a permanent organiza-
tion to-day, choosing General J. ". Singleton
President; z. ". Hope, Secretary, and Robert
Mccoy, Treasuror, together with IN Executive
Committee composed Of somo of our most enor-
getic business men. Tho far will be hold in lie
interval between those at Chicago md St. Louis,
and, as $25,0 900 In premiums will be offered, it
fairs will be induced to visit this.
Hon. john Til1son is cut In q card tomorrow.
accepting tho Republican nomination for tic
Leeib!aturo as successor to Mr. Duahnell, and tt
III probable regular CANVASS will be made,
, 1873-02-21

tNcncral Dorrls' Testimony In tho Son. |
t atOrfu1 Bribery Gnsc.

II ntortu1 Bribery Cnsc.
u. bT. LOUIS, Feb 20.-Genora1 Doris was bo-
gore the Senatorial Bribery Committee, nt Jef-
Eflers9n City to-day Ho teatifled that ho brought
S16, 900. TOMS object was banquet to tic
tmembors, in tie event Of his fathor'a election,
1 do gave m account Of tho money paid to Wilson
and Eaenu, heretofore published, and tenders Of
|: When ho arrived at tic Capital, ho found iii
{old stagors In tho business employed. and Id
Mas obliged to take whom no could get. Neither
Wilson no nor Edens Ind lived up to their proten-
hecauHo ho hoard phillips' friends had $4,000
i which they proposed to spend, and, on thoir re-
3usal to accept hts o1ors, he concluded lo had
ooon deceived, His disbursemonts in Jefferson
!; Louis $18 900 Of the 915, 900. A ono-thousand-
= dollar draft was brought up by Tom. Noithor
::Aitohon nor Hicox, who woro work.
fGE IL pSsgy Ssgyo, got any from vt
|tranaactione and those Of Bogy. He no moro
anticipatcd Bogy's election tl,aia he o1pcctcd to
}6o struck BY lightning. Ho favored tha broah-
1ng np sI 81 tho 10, caucus, exPeoting contingency
I! dead lock, end a comproniao man would be nut
up, md bud hopes he would bo TINT man in
: :1nncn 1 tue samo way aa Woodson was nominated
+ !1or Governor; Tho $4,000 which he proposed
not to him. .Ho would not fcel SO So
small an amount. He thought ho had
tho inside track, as ho Ind tho most |
money no IN regard to using influences to socure
would gladly hayo got them, ind rather expected |
such support, for he lad received letter from
senator Logan, Of Illinois, whom Dorris said he !
raised expressing tho hopo that Doris would
might 30 more severe and uncompromiBing |
against tho Republicans Tho remainder Of his |
statements wore corroboratiye Of the statements
days ago.
, 1873-02-21
CITY ITEMS.

James Woods and Stephen Spar wore ycster-
day arraignod before Juatico Banyon, charged
with stealing sl40 from Patricl Kelly. Tho case
was continued to Fob. RI, and the prisoners sent
to jail In default Of 800 bail zach.
John Davis was before Justice soully ycstor-
day, charged with having. committed tho diamond
robbery at tho Clifton House. The evidence
agatnst him Is only Of ciroumstantinl cllarac-
tor. The case las boon worked up by Detective
Dixon with much tact and energy.
The alarm Of fire from Box 81, last evening,
was caused by fire boing discovered in bnrn Ii
the rear Of No. 1916 South Halstod street. The
building was owned by A.. Parrott, and contained
d horae, COW. and six new wagons, all Of which
wero destroyed. Tho loss was about $500. The
insurance bad rim out q fow days previous. Tho
origin Of the fro was not known.
, 1873-02-21

= Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
tended tho Clinton, Lafayette j. indianapolis
Railroad mnss meeting hold in this city this
afternoon. Delegates were present from Olin-
ton, Iowa, Lafayette, Ind, and many intermedi-
ute points. Highly encouraging speaohos and
and tho utmost enthusiasm proyadod tho meet
Ing. Committee Of Five wero appointed to
draft articles Of association for the formation Of
railroad company, and report at an adjourned
meeting, to be held ut half-past o'clock this
evening. All fool confident that tho road will
speedily bo built.
, 1873-02-21

9eacape Ct Cofax, Dawea, Beoasld Bingham,
Kelley, Garfield, or my of their follows IL cor
e1tGt,on. They will not permit Huol mockety
ha oIs 1atien VI az THO conviction Of tho highway rob-
noIs or tho Credit h1obfor infamy aud tho tuBti-
acation c Of It" nncnk thioyos. Nor viii they DO
content with a moro tcu dnya' cxpuleion from
eaa eut .o ne aoon roHuned by tioso Of the Offend
Gon1r"a I'm wo nave @ @niapp'ly beon elected to tonext
enItlfohtn OF tho oot,lltry's honor, tho mon who
llaVo murdered tie natinn'a reputation and
ddH IlIo spo ,51gntn Mgon5t posi!ons IL tito n
9'all pay the extreme ponalty Of tlo law.
isxpulslon from tho otficcn tloy hayo doeraded
is not enonsh It Is not suIhlclunt tIst tl1e
aI .fase they havo betrayed shall bo talon out Of
Which should be saoradly onforcsd'. nreucribn.
tho punishment for their crl1noY-a f1ne not AZ
csoedng ton tlmos Tho amount Of their Lribo md
tt.npIlsonmeht ta III Penitentiary not exceeding
n,. From The .Ne,o YorE sun,
ano roland Committee, III recommending tho
g9xpuls.0u from Congress- Of Oal.es An1ea and
oompcas u soofs, s,vn anu sno whtowaslng thor ac-
against ig5 official purity, orderly government, pub
No morals, and common dcccncy, which nynrv
n0nnqs - ny Ct tho Committee will liyo long enough
sons, Of whatover political party, viii iniiepaau.- INT
cal con c1uBson to which tho Coni1nittco hayo sr-
ravodl snd VII be sure to attribute thia strange
"@1 ~ 'AoAa AIA1oIaIUub 70 something anita
aside from firm purpose to perform an ifn1or..
:; iye y auty without fear or favor. We trust there
la honor and courage enough In tho House to
meet tho righteous demands Of public opinion
by 80 Amending tho report OF tho Committee az
70 sink tho brand Of condemnation into The foro.
hoada Of all who havo offended Ia like manor
with Amos and Brooks.
~, From the Ncio Fork Tines.
We agron with tho Committee. that q knovf.
edge Of tho relation Of tho Cradlt Mobilcr to
th9 Union Pacific Railway would have mnde tie
aGi'dlng ct that stock by non,bor Of Congress-
aa1iishonorablo act. Wo do not agrco with tho
committee In It's lenient assumption that such
no"isdge 1og WAS vas not Possessed by the consross.
know its character, they must haye 6eon nus c,,s
thomy %Saf @th ana aaaa nnd t at going
Union Paciho Railroad in tlio winter Of iss7 ~
hiioIp thG pnrposo and origin of tho Credit Mo.
nl!ier were 30 vol known thnt tloy nay fairly be-
eald to havo boon notorious. Certainly. don.
Sfeesmen who tool, stock in scheme to cheat
tho Government, unaer thcge ciroumstancos. de-.
q, serve aomo woll-aet1nod measure Of ooudomna,-
Ilon, ana no rogret that tho Committee rccox3
monded NJ mono. Wo trust the House viii reu1ldy
tho omission. "NN@
, 1873-02-21

timhor lind policy Of tho Government, which
haB boon fully suslnincd.
81. ons ot tho party which lynctca man ut
sltosd'a lumber ehnntios, in Hastlngu, haa maio
2 cohfoHsion, and Bays tho man waa tried BY
tWelVo of hla comrades and condemned to dontli,
and was hung to troo.
Great Western Railway frauds: lit any do5ibt
yot romaina In tho mind Of any ono We are In O
position to state that tho information Of o,lr iu-
foImant is Htrtctly true"
oTTAWA, Fob. 90.-Iho Port Dnlhousio route
tlo Government by tho Commissioners appoint
ca to examine tho variouH sollomoe. Tho award
On On tenaors will probably bo delayed for somo
, 1873-02-21
HAL

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
New YoRK, Feb. 20.-Iho Incident last Sen
tembor, by which an Englishman and American
lost their lives while being lowered by ropes into
tho crater OF VeBuvlua, had counterpart on
Jan. IL, when Belgian named Le ltiu1 and d
BwBs named Schmidt met similar horrible
fate. These fool-harly tourists insisted On being
lowered, and in spite Of remonstrancos Of TIC
ovor tho gloomy void. The guidosS
Inst warning to thou was not
hnd venture inward. Whether they woro amoth-
cred with the fumes Of sulphur or, missing q
eyer know. Contrary to the advice Of tic
guidea, they lot go tho Ioopod ropas and Yen-
tured into the crater's rocesaos. The tourists
above cried out, but no response came, TLe
guides were lowered repeatedly, and several Of
tho exoursionfats went as far aB tho ropos would
allow In search Of tleir comrades, but in vain.
This Is tho third disaster Of this naturo within
the past ton years.
, 1873-02-21

Further TROUBLES In Pope Coanty-~A
Sheriff Shot and uortally Won ut1csI
.-Guqer1lntorinl Pr0c1amutlon.~Per.
-

! Further Troubles In Pope County-~A
Sheriff Shot und MortallY WoundctI
--Guqernntoria1 Pr0c1amutlon-.Per.
sonuf.
LITTLE RooK, Feb. 2o.-Iroubles havo brokon
out afresh il, Pope County. Yesterday Cap
at Dover. BY Perry Woat, or some Of hia friends,
/ on account Of some words spoken by Herriott
derogatory to West, during the troubles last
'noek. This morning, as Dodson oa
: stepped from the platform At Perry Station into
'the cars some ono shot, aud it ia thought fatally
=. wounded him. This occurred about 4 O'Clock.
Il being dark tho assassin escaped, At the
November election Dodaon clainod to haye
6eon elected Sheriff, and was commissioned bv
Governor Hadloy. a contest was mnde for tLo
Office by A.. 8; Fowler, and the matter was being
whom Horriott was killed. Tho Court declared
city. '1''
shot. When the train left ho was insonsiblo,
In the sonate, to-day, the Militia Committee
Waa instructed to inquire into the mattar aud
report whether or not the Governor Should bo
asked TO- declare do Il martal law in tho county Tho
course ct once. resolution was Introduced IN
the House 80 a1tsking tho Governor to tako suoh
Iho Governor has issued proclamation of tho
2,oo.aoAA ~ NogtMoef 1of ConEr0HHnen In tho
flrst and Third DISTRICTS. He does not proclaim
any ono elected In either district. Both the
Zen pemocrata and Republicans express great dis
proclamation.
~, a oolored deck hand waB killed on the atoanaor
ClarkaV1lle this morning, with 4 billet Of wood,
by the commander.
NJ, Edwarde. the architect, who wss reported |
Imortally wounded by the sccideut on Tho Fort |
Smith nailroed, yesterday, WINS alive this morn
lnG, and strong hopes arc entertained Of hiB re-
covery,
, 1873-02-21
Comments OF tho Isress.

From tho Iets1 Fork Tribune
these men were bribcd Or corruptly influenced,
but that they betrayed tho trust Of tho peop!o'
deceived tlor constituontg, aud by their eya-
slona and falbehooda confessed tho transaction
to 30 diagraceful. And now whole Congroos
Of grown mon la to deliberate seriously upon d
resolution that puts tho sina of nil theae upon
two. rarlisa,ship las neycr stopped so low as
this bofore. We cannot bcliovo the resolution
WI pass. no, gentlemen Of tho American Con-
greas this ia no answer to tho people. Stop iii
this Pass no, resolution. Drop it wI,oro Ii ia.
Remand tho Whole business to tho poople. You
have only scratched tho surface Of tho whole in-
qatfy-ioaVo it now. Face outward. march,
,,, From the Ntso lork Uorzd
I4e report OF the Committee ia q moclsery of
JUSTICE, and q diagrlce to tho men who drow il
m and tho body which has not the spirit to reject.
IT s every thinS which oa1os Amos did for which
Congressman was partalsor Of tho crno. For
ovorything. which Jnmcs BROOKS did for which It
u proposed to expol him the strict parallel can
20 found or included in the act of sone Repub-
anu Votes upon The revolution. The Committee
nave indeed admnlutorcda a warning to Congress-
men. But tho verdict in the caso OF Oakoy AMOS
ls 50 warming toc9rrupt Congressman aganatturl-
lng states evidence. The verdict III tho case
o. James nroohA t1 warning to corrupt CON
grossmon ngainst being Democrats. This it il
From fhe Ntro York Herald,
,l L4a ~ ac|'uik ~ n9W ttao property OF Congrons,
anu tn Itnube Of Representatives. can 10 with it
what !, they will. But outside aua boyoud this
incompetent or unrnithful Committee utnul tic
Jury OF tho whole people Of tho Unita.l Staten,
9, aau from them WILL como verdict ttlncront to
That verdict will milk tho lrantl OF guilt upon
oyory 1na'l implicated III thiH infamy, and Tho
MWhltownnhiug " Committeeman will not oBcspo.
ulo ;his pn,nIuln'ent p,iI Of Ancs will DO approved BY
VIZ DO Endorsed. It is p propsr h that both 10 s tiose
hea,ls should DO bowed III shnmo.
but lilo iMy Of tho uatlon will not autYor tho |
, 1873-02-21
CUBA,

HAVANA, Feb. 19-Tho Tribune newspaper
today proclaimed q Republic.
The people generally favor Republic, and
tho Republicans hold in informal 1ncetiug for
tho purpose Of discussing tho course of aotion
at tho coming oloctions for Deputies in tho
Cortes.
Republicans. Tho Ciontuegos, villa CLARA.
md other Journals, arc Republican. The Tri1.
.!nei in ita editorial. says: "Cursod bo
those who look bnok, oyoking a single
goantH to lay down thoir armB; to stop dream
ing Of absurd Independence, and to forgot AMI
mosities. - Wo otfer you al an olive bra1ch tho
whito flag. You arc our brothers; come and
Share tho glory which nwaits us. II you dosiro
eyery epaniard Republican"
, 1873-02-21
no bo EUtlRsEDtt.

dAIgHBuHa, ILL.,. Fob. e0.--Julge Smith, this
morning. refused tho motion for i new trial In
tho csau Of Osborne, who was conyiutod laut
week Of tho murder Of Mrs. Matthew at Yatos
City, and acMtonoed tho prisoner to bo hangol
Oh Frday, tho 14th day Of Alarnll noxt.
, 1873-02-21

=.
ST. THOMAS, Fob. 7.-Tho coaalon OF Banana
has caused tho issuance Of proclamation by tho
dominican Revolution Generals calling tlo
people to arms. C&bra1'a reconciliation with
4uporon is positively assorted, and It Is reported
HHapor9n pp has LETT Curacao, called by oabral from
mont against Daoz. Signs Of disturbance aro
reported IN Tho interior Of Snn Domingo, and it
ls eaid that Daez has sont troops to Puerto Plata
revolution ia expected In Hayti.
, 1873-02-21

ar1ner, but closed dull At ylGBAo lowers worry best,
o@7'o; tint generally rated tlrat quallty, s5o0GsGU0
1901 sales, 1,4l5
loas-Good gsadea scarco anl In good demand,
cointa, 8,0s4.
e'lEEr--l. light supply, and fair demand. Fair to
extra, $5,00G58.0o NGre!ptu, 1856.
, 1873-02-21

will soon be Issued conyotng The ReiobatsW. @ aofo'
In tho PrlBsian Dict, to-day, Horr Oamphau-
sen, Minister Of Finance, reported tho surplus
last year to bo 20000000 fhalera, md propoB-
cd measures for a reduction of tho public dobt.
, 1873-02-21
The Philadelphia Ccnt.,,nin,.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-At meeting Of tho
Franklin lnattnta Inst oyouIng, rosolutics1
was adopted requesting the Centennial Oonlinia-
alonors to appoint Committee to collect tho
mnHt important iron ores Of the seraral Blatos
and Territories aud publish tue rohtilt.
, 1873-02-21
SMYRNA.

LoHpoN, Fob: pa report has juat boon re-
tho shore Of the gull, having boon undermined
by tho tides, was suddenly swallowed up in tho
Wasaa, and that between 100 and 200 persons,
mostly Greeks, woro drowned.
, 1873-02-21

MILWAUKEE, Fob: 20.-Judgo D. D. Mcolsor,
prominent and wealthy olti2on Of MINNEAPOLIS.
died Of apoplosy, Al the planluntop lIouse, ii
milwaukee,. last eycaiug.