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APPOINTMENT OF STANDING COM.
MI1TERS.
A BATCH or DISPATCHES OFNiNOR
IMPORTANCE.

| callors at tho White house to-day, and in
| their interviews with the president our
| Spanish relations were prominent among
the subjects of comment. 1t has boon said
that Spain will probably, If IL be found
\ impossible for tho CASTELAR, government
| TO enforce It's official Gccroes upon lie sub
ects in Cuba, makes official admission "
.hs fact tina. he authorities arc poworless
to obey tho will Of tho Spanish republic,
| that revolution exists ,Aere, and that
tho Uhitea States vii! havo tho coun,e-
nance Of Sptin in soizipg the Vuginius
in tho harbos OF Havana. d, No ono in
any quarter thinks this government will
ErcEpE IN THE SLIGHTEST DECREE.
From its position decided upon by tho
cabinet, and accepted by Spain.
the SECRETARY OF TsT,SAvYl
is in daily conference with the bureau Of.
fccrs, and tho sys.em Of operations in
case Of nbsplu.e necessity for striking n
decisive blow, IS wiihou. doub, definitely
decided upon.
| BANANA NEWS,
| published this forenoon occasions very
great interest among the cAbine. officers
However, they have no important nows TO
communicate. There was full attend
ance az tho
CABINET MEETING TODAY,
which held a prolonged session. Many
spoculations exist rs TO tho result of tho
delay in the delivery Of the Virginius by
the Spanish authorities in Havana, and the
opinion is oppressed that Spain will DO
unable 10 enforce It's orders.
HOUSE sTAEDING COMMITTEES
Speaker Blsin, announced the standing
committees at II o'clock. Dawes retains
the chairmenahip of the WAys and Means
committee; Garfield of the, Appropria-
tons; Maynard, Banking and: Currency !;
Wheeler, Commerce; Packer, Pos,-oflices
| and Post Roads John L. Avereill, Indian
Affairs; Halo Of Nov York, Distric, of
Columbia; Gen. Butler, judiciary; Sec
| fold, Naval Affairs; Ortiz, Foreign Al.
fairs onroe, Education and Labor !;
| Conger, Patents; and Kellogg, Reform in
Wv" "c''4oo'
NO EXCITEMENT
There !, no excitonsnt in anv opar,o-
coucernfnp the VirripIus oues,i6n, al.
though soIno curiasitv is axnros..d to
tie.rn the actusl eondilon.of. .,fs;,s n,
Havana. Officials ordars ara 'withheId
from Tho publio for prudent,sl consido,a-
Un,s Tbo 90 him, a.. dny oILod o,,or ~
situation, but nothing was done to change
the position of affairs. The DELAY in de-
liyering The Virginius, occasions much
disappointment. The ombarrassmen,s
that surround the homo government arc
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cart. .s. 81 oas III srders Tho .asssl s Of
rnodiGcatioh prtccol That the yrginius
NAV RIO delivered TO n third rnrty Ia

await tho adjustment, does not at
present meet with any official favor. A
statement was published to-day that there
was not ono United States naval
vessel at Havana yesterday is accounted
for. by tho fact that il was part Of the
arrangement between Secretary Fish and
the Spanish minister, that there should be
no slow OF monaco whatever on our part
which could not fail TO increase tbo OK
element n! Havana and elsewhere in
Cuba while the plan WA In
tcndad to be effected yesterday
in the quickest manner possible. In
quirios have been mado at tho Navy De-
partmont concerning tho steamer Kansas,
which sailed for Santiago do Cuba about
tho middle 90 last month. Not the
slightest unoasincss is felt 10y old naval Of
iiccrs regarding that vessel.
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. :
'nc ~ sTtLI LIVING AND IN CAIRO
ID. Ills Office and dispensary At
NO. % EIGHTH STREET,
Bet. Commercial and Washington avenues
" " true, the doctar Is ons Of tho oldest
physicians OF the place, and his diploma,
that haigs In his Office. shows that ho has
been ~ years in the profession. He r. doing
larger Office practice than any other ply
stefan, treating all kinds Of chronic diseases
81 the human system. such as old slcors, and
all diseases OF the skfn, humors aud blood
poisons; aleo diseases of the throat; also
all disesses OF the eyes OF yesrs standing;
also artificial eyes Inserted; hstuls cured
without the use Of q kuiie I; cancers cured
blythe application OF medicines; pimplt. on
Tho face removed; all urinary diseases
cured NIL forms OF yenercai and private
diseases cured in the shortest time; seu,ia
weakness and helf-abpc cured IN shor
time. sIHf.f.r ...
Ii is seli-eyidont that v physician treating
eases for twenty-five years acquires great
skill.
All consultations conhdenlieal. In person
or by lettea.
All medicines furnished at Office in all
eases. ls-23 III DE. DAVID HuLTr.
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was assigned by common consent a scat d.
rectly in front OF the spsasor. lot us hopo
that this. courtesy. TO tho vico-Prcei1ent
of The late confederate states indicates nm
era Of justice 10 The section from, whence
no comes Benny Butler wsddlcd in
and about as usual, and seemed faded
somewhat. His gubernatorial experience
was not pleasant, and then ,his having TO
swallow the back pay doss--on accoun.
of everybody being against it-docs. not
set vol on his indigostion--for !. Is Selll
known that i. +. d. might well eScl.in
with Ilo.spur, somewhs. altered from
Shakespeare; ..Sst sp,onoy in ons eyo,anl
power id tho othor aud Would edst nj
eyes upon both ihdGefcnsy4ayc ana
reach with both hands NJ once" When
seats were drawn Benny was forced to 60
over to the Democratic aldo of tho House
which caused considerable amusement and
laughter. lie afterwards got a scat 10 tho
left Of tho Spoakcr--amost out Of sight,
but anywhere from out among tho Dero-
Gratis was his motto.
INVESTIGATORS.
Ben Butler proposes new rule with re-
gard TO committees Of inyesiiga;ions---thst
Of referring proposed Investigations to
the appropriate standing cahaihittse ;or
estigations. by this ruls there wolld
he 70 Wer casos of ioblerv. N y !, IA
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LOWER
HOUSE.
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TT is NOT TRUE
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Wheeler, Commerce.; Packer, Post-oflices
and Post Roads; John I. Avereill, Indian
Affairs; Halo Of New York, Distric, OF
Columbiai Gen. Butler, judiciary; Sec
fold, Naval Affairs; Ortiz, Foreign Al.
fairs r honroe, Education and Labor
Conger, Patents; and Kellogg, Reform in
Civil Service.
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The diplomatic branch OF the govern
msnt ia no. SO hopeful now as it was SOW.
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River News.

EVANSVILLE, December 31.-There has
been a light rain since last night. A
dense fog is now lifting. Mercury 80 10
A degrees, River risen one foot. The
ice is Sottening, but is still unbroken. II
is momentarily expected to move.
LOUISVILLE, December 31.-River ris-
ing slowly; five feet in the cHnal and three
feet in the chute. There has been q light
rain nearly all day. Mercury ranged
from 80 to "A degrees. Tho breaking up
of the gorges Is anxiously looked for.
Tho steamers in port have steam up,
ready for emergency. A dense fog hung
over the river all day, and IS mucn
heavier tonight. Strong fears arc ex-
pressed for tho safety Of the immense
coal feet at the Pumpkin Patch. Thir-
teen steamers and one hundred and fifty
coal boats are lying above the Falls.
ST. LOUIS, December Sl.-Rain fell all
last night, and to-day has been cloudy
and damp. Tonight it is much colder
and freezing slightly. The tow boat
Fisher has been at work at the gorge be.
low South st. Louis to-day, but made
little headway, the ice being too thick to
break. The Marble City also attempted
to break the gorge further up the stream,
but met with the same difficulty as the
Fisher. The gorge above the bridge was
covered with water to-day. Transit
across has almost ceased. Between the
bridge and Lower Carondelet arc lying
% steamers, 0 wharf boats, ferry boats,
13 tow boats, transfer boats, 4 tugs and
submarine wreckers, about 90 barges,
section docks, and l marine way. Should
the ice break up suddenly, or a big rise
take place, there would be great destruc.
tiOn Of property.
PuTsBURGu, Dec. Silt rained last
night and during the day until late
hour this afternoon. Reports from above
show that the rain md thRw has been
general The river is increasing gradu.
ally, ind is now about three feet ten
inches. The weather turned -celdef this
afternoon, the mercury falling from 42 tc
80, A rise in the river, however, is an
ticipatcd, and precautions have been ia.
ken 10 guard against gorgcs. Severa
boats have been dispatched to the pools
to break up the ice, providing the pros.
poets for rise continue.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 3l.-No arrivals
Departed-John B. Waddle, Chicot City
Weather clear and pleasant.
VICKsBURG, December 3l.-Clear GnC
cool. River rising fast
NASHVILLE, December 31.-RiVer ris-
ing slowly with 8 feet on Harpeth Shoals
Continued rains,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December S1.-Mr. Robert
BoWles, Of the firm Of Bowles Brothers,
was to-day brought up again before the
Lord Mayor, and the examination con.
cluded, -.
Mr.. Metcalf, counsel for the defense, ar.
.gued that there was no proof that Robert
Bowles was aware Of the manner in which
the securities Of the firm had been dis.
posed Of Tho really guilty parties were
Charles Bowles, Keith and Sullivan, who
were allowed 10 escaue.
The Lord Mayor decided that the evi.
dence required the committal of the pris.
oner for trial on tho Charg l. preferred
against him. BOWles was admitted to
bail on finding two suretles for $4,000
$4,000.
T2t. Hon. MIR. Cardwell, Secretary OF
War, addressed public meeting ut Ok
ford, last night. He spoke strongly in
favor Of the new ballot law and lisencing
act, expressed satisfaction with tho result
OF the arbitration at Geneva, rejoiced that
the boundary dispute was settled, and
that there was no longer cloud between
England and America. Hc adverted 10
plan for the lOcalization OF the. army, ad.
vised closer association Of the army with
the militia, and declared himself In favor
Of short terms OF enlistment.
John Bellew sails for America on the
9th prOximo.
LONDON, December 3l.-The weather
today is tempestuOus, Some damage tO
shipping on the coast, is reported.
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Gossip a bout the Treasury Portfolio.

New YoRK, Dec. 31.-The news oI
Secretary Boutwells proposed resigna-
ton was considerably discussed in Wall
Street yesterday, the prevailing specula-
ton being that Assistant Secretary Rich
ardson will receive the successorship for
a few weeks, alter which, that gentleman
is expected 10 accept financial pSlition
abroad, from a New York house. It is
thought that the Secretaryship OF the
Treasury should be filled by New York
man, but it is improbable that either Elk.
Governor Morgan or Henry Clews will
be that person, as the same reasons viii
operate against those gentlemen as pre-.
vented A. T. Stewards acceptance of that
Office,
The IFi6unsS Washington special says
It is scarcely questioned that MIR. Bout.
well will be elected to the Senate TO sue.
coed Wilson. The report that the Pres.
ident has already made up his mind to
put Assistant Secretary Richardson in
Mr., BoutWells place, gains credence day
by day, and there arc now many persons
who are usually we'll informed as to
what is going on at tho White House,
who assert positively that President
Grant has come to this decision, and that
he has already informed Richardson ol
his coming good fortune.
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The Compliments OF the Season.

The Compliments Of the Season.
We stand this morning on the TIRES
hold OF another year-a year ireighted
with the mighty Possibilities whereWith
high hope and courage always people the
unexplored future. We have done with
1s79-though not done, many Of US, with
the heritage Of debts due it leaves behind.
Happy those who know to-day where the
money is to come from to pay their jan
uary bills. Happier those who have
none to pay. Happiest those who
to a clear balance sheet add a clear
conscience and the elastic spirit
which carries them forward to meet
the trials, the responsibilities, tho duties
Of the coming year with undaunted pur-'
pose to do right and take the conse.
quences. It's happiness that shall EN-.
brace all these several sources ofjoy, and
as many others as the individual capacity
OF each can grasp, that VIC mean to ex.
press, when we tip our readers the COM
pllments Of the season and wish them one
and all the conventional "HAPrY New
YEARI"
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Disastrous Fire at Galesburg, iii.

GALRsBURG, ILL, December 3l.-A
disastrous fire occurred here early this
morning. About A. N. smoke was seen
issuing from one Of q splendid block Of
brick buildings known as the MetrOpOli.
tan Block. The store in which the fire
originated was occupied by II. r. Bar.
niger, dealer in fancy goods. The fire
was undoubtedly caused by some defect
in the heating apparatus. Owing to the
scarcity of water and the inettlciency Of
the fire department and the fire appara-
tus, the fire spread with great rapidity,
and before 1t could be arrested had de-
atroyed some eight of the finest stores, as
well as the unoccupied hotel known Os
the GaIesburg House.
The Opera House al one time was in
great danger but the prompt action OF the
citizens lnteariDg down three small build.
ings and the heavy snow storm prevail.
Ing at the time enabled them 10 save this,
as well us the surrounding property. The
principal sufferers by the fire are w. W..
Washburn, jewelry store; Ferris, grocer;
R. r. Baringer, fancy goods; Gross &
Niger, book store; T. B. Miller, musical
instruments; Shower Bro, boots d shoes;
]. @. Dunlap, harness; Hamlin q Co.,
butchers; Pine MILAN, photograph gal
lery; o. F. Price, whose valuable law
library was totally destroyed; ]. F. Cook
& Murphy, lawyers; DR. Scott; Mrs. Man
deville, dressmaker; Miss Furgus, Milliner
and Odd Fellows Hall, the occupants Of
the stores on the first floor with the
exception Of Baringer were saved,
most Of their stock Of goods though in
damaged condition. The total loss will
reach 100000. The following are the
insurances as far as can be asCertained:
The Franklin, Philadelphia, $1,000; the
Home, Columbus, $1,000; Springfield,
Mass, 81 900; Firemen's, New San Fran.
cisco, 81 900; Hartford, Hartford, $4,000;
Underwriters, New York, $1,000; Nation
al, Hartford, 81 400; Active, Hartford,
$1,000; London, Liverpool & Globe,
$4,000; Home, New York, $1,000; State
Hanibal, Me-, &, 900; America Central,
st. Louis, $5,240; LYcoming, Munich, Pa,
$4,000; Phoenix, Hartford, 1000; PhUnix,
Brooklyn, $500; Continental, New
York, $4,000 North American, Philadel-
phia, $4,000; Triumph, Conn.,, $2,4O0;
Royal, Liverpool, $1,000; North British,
$45OO.
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MIR. SUMMERS HEALTH.-The public
are naturally anxious about the health oi
Senator Summers and would doubtless
like more explicit accounts OF it. Itseems
that he has frequent occurrences Of acute
pain in the region Of the heart, (dng1nG
pectonS) relic of the spinal difficulty
which has afflicted him for the last fifteen
years. These attacks are very violent,
distressing and prostrating, but do not
continue long. Mr.. Sumner, like the late
MIR. Greeley, suffers for want ofsleep, and
on retiring each night has an opate intro
duced under the skin of the arm from the
influence Of which he readily falls into
the desired refreshing sleep. His medical
attendant Is j. Taber johnson. Not W.
P, as published in several OF the papers.
= Washington Star. ..
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NEVADA.
The Struggle Over tho senatOrship

The Struggle Over tho Senatorship.
VIRGINIA CRY, December 31.-Not-
withstanding the election oI John P.
Jones, now superintendent Of the Grown
Point mine at Gold Hill, as the successor
Of Senator Nye has been regarded as a
fOregone conclusion, strong efforts are in
progress to secure enough disafected Re.
publicans to unite with the Democrats to
elect Thomas Sunderland.
The Territorial Enterprise in leader
this morning treating on the question as
virtually settled before the primaries in
favor Of Jones, is confident the combina-
tion will be unsuccessful. It says: at
to maintain their rights and secure the
iulfillment of their expressed wishes the
people have pursued the defeated foe and
struggled with him anew on the verythres'
hold Of the legislative halls. Let the con-
flict be of so memorable and terrible a
character as will deter all future public
enemies from invoking q similar contest.
That the members Of the Legislature
should make common cause with the pub.
lie in dealing out stern retribution to eve.
ry one who dares to insult its character or
conspire against the rights and express
wishes Of the people"
The Legislature meets on Monday.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

United States Senator Schurz is the
guest Of Gov. Jewell, at Hartford.
The report that Senator Morrill,, Of
Maine, is seriously i'll is untrue.
"A Chronicle special says all the pris-
oners escaped in Frankfort, KY, jail es-
capped Monday night by cutting through
the roof.
ST. James Episcopal ChulcI at Nil.
waukee, a magnificent structure on
Spring Street burned at half past one
o'clock Tuesday morning. Loss $4,000
by collision on the & 81. L. R. R
Tuesday morning passenger coach filled
with passengers was thrown from the
track and turned over. One lady and
two children were seriously hurt, but
none fatally.
"A fife at Indianapolis Monday at
No. 01 East Washington Street, des.
troycd Frank Erdelmyer's drug store.
Loss on stock $500 to $500; partly in.
sured.
j. ]. Crider, recently from Green.
field, Indiana, was arrested at Des Moines,
Iowa, Monday night charged with having
swindled parties in Philadelphia out Of
$4,000 worth Of goods, while a resident
Of Greenfield. He. will be taken to In
diana.
AT White Plains Monday, the will Of
Mr.. Greeley dated in 1871, was presented
for admission to probate. The hearing in
the matter however was delayed until
January 18th.
The bark Columbus, from Bremen,
which arrived at New York, Tue sday,
reports twenty-five deaths on the voy.
age, Of which twenty were children; also
two births.
Hon. Horace Maynard has had
placed in his hands for the purpose Of
presenting TO the House Of Representa-.
tives q memorial numerously signed by
officers and soldiers OF the late Army Of
the Cumberland, asking Congress to ap.
propriste $4,000 toward erecting an
equestrian statue to the memory OF the
late Major General George II. Thomas
Tho storm on Monday night and
Tuesday, has again completely disarrang.
ed the running OF the trains on the Eric
Railroad. Trains from tber west are all
about five hours hte.
"A fire, Monday night, at Orange, N
j., destroyed the dry goods store Of ]. G.
Carroll, the stores Of Maria Wilkon and
Condit s. Co., and several tenements
Loss $4,000.
AT MechaniChsburg, Ohio, Sunday
evening, q colored woman named Bow
son, in fit Of rage or insanity, cut the
throat OF her child and then cut her owr
throat. Both will probably die. Tht
cruelty Of her husband is the alleged
cause.
"A fire at Alexandria, Va, Tuesday
morning, destroyed block Of five bricl
warehouses, on Union street. Loss, 500,
600. Insurance $55,00O,
1t appears that William and Thoma!
ClRrkson, who were found dead in thei
house near Pittsheld, Illinois,. the othel
day, iroZe to death instead OF being mur.
dered as was at first surmised. ...----
by a railway accident Monday nigh
at the village Of Mllngain, Scotland, sever
miles north Of Glasgow, forty person
were severely injured.
John A. Brown, one Of the oldes
bankers and brokers Of Philadelphia
died Tuesday, aged So. In 1871 Brow
donated 100000 to the Presbyterian
hospital In Mat city.
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Fires in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 31.-A fire this morn.
ing in ]. G. Thoms building, 17S Main St.,
at dark, damaged the third and fourth
stories 5000; fully insured in the Equita.
BILE of this city and London and Liver.
pool. Three stories were occupied by N.
Nathan's candy mandatory, his losses
arc $4,000; fully insured. The origin OF
the fire Is not Rscertaincd.
A fire at a quarter past 10 broke out in
Sylvester Hands Queen City Marbleized
Mantle Works, near the corner Of Fifth
street and Central avenue, from hot air
furnace, Damage to building and stock
$1,000; fully insured.
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Suicide of a Murderer in Prison.

INDIANAPoLIs, December 3l.-Wm.
Cleek, convicted Of the murder Of his
vile, and sentenced to be hung on Friday
next, committed suicide to-day. He com.
planned Of feeling unwell this morning,
and remained in bed, but nothing strange
was noticed until about one o'clock. A
physician was called 10 see him, and 1t
was discovered he had taken morphine,
the morphine had been concealed in a
piece ofioolscap paper and inclosed In q
part Of a newspaper. A stomach pump
was applied Immediately, but without
effect, and he died Mt two O'Clock. 1t is
not known from what source he obtained
this poison.
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MISSOURI.
The Meeting Of the Legiulature.

The Meeting of the Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, December 31.-A dispatch
from Jefferson City says the members Of
the Legislature, which will meet to.mor-
row, are fast arriving, apd tho questions
us to who shall be Speaker OF the House,
and who shall succeed Frank Blair as
United States Senator are freely discuss.
ed. A caucus Of all the democrats who
desire to maintain the Democratic party
organization, and who believe that Dem
ocrats only should organize the Legisla.
turc, shape its political policy and control
the election Of Senator, has been called
for Wednesday. Most OF the Democrats
that have arrived have signed the call, but
there are some who refuse to do 80. The
question Of the two.thirds rule in Senate.
rial Conventions is being discussed, and
meets with much opposition. Neither
Gov. Browns retiring message nor Gov.
Woodson's inaugural are yet completed.
The former will probably not be read be.
fore Friday, and tho Inauguration OF Gov.
Woodson will not take place before to.
morrow week.
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THE little city OF Nauvoo, Illinois, once
SO celebrated as the Mormon Capital, in
the palmy days Of JOE SMITH, promises
to become even more celebrated, as being
the center Of q large grape.producing and
wine-making region. The town contains
about 5000 inhabitants, and the past year
has sold 10000 gallons Of wine, leaving
10000 gallons still in store.
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Great Fire at Montreal.

MONTREAL, December 31.-A fire on
St. Peters street, destroyed fancy goods
establishment, a broom factory belonging
TO Nelson, Wood 6 Co., and the boot and
shoe factory OF Ames Willard, an adjoin'
ing ware house. The flremen saved the
surrounding building with high mansard
roots. The thermometer marked 10 deg.
below zero and the water troze wherever
1t tell. Loss estimated at half Il million
dollars.
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Col. Tom. SWAN, of KanAwha, has
gone to Washington as the electoral mes
scnger to carry the vote Of West Virginia
to the Vice President. It Is the opinion
OF the Charleston Journal that 1t was Col.
SWAN who carried West Virginia for
GRANT and WILSON; and as some slight
acknowledgment Of this service, it is ex-
pected he will bring back Cabinet ap-
pointment in his pocket.