, 1873-01-23

| cOIt 0asStOu mlHut easily Cross Salmon
River mountain. as there is not over a
fobt add a half Of snow at the present,
where usually it is ten feet. Pack trains
have been running all winter. There is
no difficulty Whatever in reaching Gen,
Wheaton's headquarters here. A dense
fog has prevailed all over this section
for the last five days and no prospect OF
its iaising.
San FRANcIsco, Jan. 20.-Arrived to-
day, schooner james Townsend, from
Seattle. Sailed Sunday. ship Dashing
Wave, for Tacoma; w. H. Meyer, for
Utsalady. @ff - - stsa
ROME, Jan. 20.-In the Chambers of
Deputies to-day, Sisnor Pessavia asked
that measures be taken to prevent cruel
frauds from being perpetrated on Emil
grants by Emigration Companies. Min
lister Viscount said that the government
had its attention called to the deplorable
occurrences which the deputy ought to
present. and had measures under con-
temptation by it is hoped would stop
them. fiti Peg
SAN Francisco, Jan. 21.-Arrived the
ship Young America. 80 days from Iiv-
erpool. The fastest time en- record be-
tween these ports. The first IL days
out she made 27i7 miles. Highest run
for one day $40 miles. Bark Buena
Vista, from Port Gamble, and schooner
James Townsend, from Seattle.
ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. 2I.--Roscoe Conk-
ling was reelected U. S. Senator to-
day.
HARRISBURG, Va. Jan. 21.-Vote for
q. S. Senator to-day was: Cameron and
Wallace, Il. Wright, 1; and Marshall,
In the House, Cameron, SO; Wal
lace. 81.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.- Senate Fl
nance Committee will report bill fix
iEg 81 S65, as the value Of pound
Sterling. by tie Z. S. Government Off
cials. s
OiIAHA, Jan. 21-Granville Hail, Q.
s., Deputy Marshall and DeWof,
deputy p. NJ. OF Nebraska City, were
shot to-day by Woodson. They were
attempting his arrest
New YORK, JAN. 21--An unknown
man this evening, riding on horseback
up Chatam Square, met with Michael
Dixon who was driving q horse and
wagon Some trouble arose, when Dix
on drew revolver and shot the man,
| who died within an hour Murderer
has been arrested. -
PoRr DEPOSIT, Jan. 21.-Over six
feet of water on the main streets. Wo-
men and childien have taken refuge on
the Heights where they build fires to
keep from freezing.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 21---Grand Lodge
of Knights of Pythias gave banquet
this evening. There were five thousand
n the procession. W. A. Cutter, of
New York, was Grand Chancellor.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.---In Tweed's case
to-day, Garvey's cross-examination was
continued until the court adjourned.
Nothing new elected.
Senate at Albany to-day, exonerate
Judge Curtis of any charges against
him and dismissed case.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-In the Senate
Sherman, from the Committee on Fl
nance, reported the bill fixing salaries of
the following officers at $4,000: Assis-
tant Secretary of the Treasury, and the
Secretary of the Interior; Assistant P.
NJ. General; Solicitor; Register; Com
missioner of Patents; Gen. Lanu officer
of Pensions; Custom Anitors; of Treas
ury Superintenents of the Money Order
System and the Superintendents of
Foreign Mails. Ramsey from the ccm-
mittee on Posiof6ces, reported the post
road bill with amendments. West pre-
sented his credentials as a Pinchbeck
Senator elect, from the Louisiana Legis-
latIire. Senate resumed the consider
alton of the bill authorizing the con-
struction of six new sloops of war. An
amendment limiting the aggregate ton
mage to ten thousand; aggregate cost
$1,000. 600. adopted. In the House Sar-
geant moved IN amendment, that States
hereafter admitted shall not deny or
abridge the Right of Suffrage. Taffe
made strong argument in favor of the
/ bill. House adjourned.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-It is believed that
the strike Of Iron miners in Wales will
end. fN sfEsfas AZ
PARIS, Jan. 21.---In the Assembly to-
day, after noisy and undignifed dis
cussion. Cheystophall's motion approv-
ing of the circular means of public in
structinns on the educational reform
was adopted a to 35 members of right
abstained from voting, but the vote was
declared valid.
Orleans Princess, to-day for the frs
time, attended Mass in concentration of
Louis, at the Chapel of Ex Patrie.
Feundall, Decampt and Bust. 3 COM
munists, will be shot tomorrow morn
ing at Satory. Ten other Communists
sentences have ben committed to i'm
prisonment for life. ....3f
Carlo, Egypt, Jan. 21.-Contract of
marriage between Hereditary Prince of
Egypt and the daughter of Eli Pasha.
sigi:ed on the 10th inst, in presence of
the Kbeo;ve, and each consul received
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