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Eenor Martos Elected President Of
the Spanish Republic
Political Differences in the
Spanish Army.
Republican lntrigues on Foot in Por'
tugal.
Ministerial Crisis Imminent in Rome.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
Tornos. Feb. IA special from Paris HaTs
that it is reported in that city this morning that
tho troops Of the regular army in Spain are
divided in their choice Of 3 form Of Govern
ment. The cavalry, it is said, has pronounced
in favor Of Monarchy. with Prince Asturaas: the
son of ex-Queen Isabella. for King, while the IN
tant1y favors Republic.
A special from Rome says that the abdicatlon
bf Amadeus is received with satisfaction on an
s,des. Neither Victor Emanuel nor the 1tallan
Government gave any advice to Amadeus. Ihe
latter telesraphed to Rome frequently, giving
information concerning the situation.
It is also reported that q serious disturbance
has taken place at Madrid, and that fighting had
occurred in the streets.
BERLIN, Feb. 1s.-The patience and courage
displaved by Amadeus, while on the throne, are
universally praised
L1spos. Eel. 19.-Ihe Portuguese Minister OF
pnblic Works, prominent railway officials, ana
The Spanish Minister, in accordance With orders
from his Government, have gone to Bada1os TO
meet Amadeus family and escort them to Lls-
bon. palace has been prepared for thenn'
which they will occupy until their departure for
Italy. The e1-royal family is expected to arrive
Esre tomorrow. They will be met at the rail-
way station by King Luis and his Ministers.
LONDON, Feb. 13.-A despatch from Madrid
hays that the abdication and declarations OF the
Republic have been disseminated throughout all
Epain, and nowhere occasioned disturbance.
Marshal Serrano arrived at Madrid last night.
MADRID, Feb. 12.-Spain continues tranquil
The National Assembly has chosen Martos Presl-
dent, by 222 votes.
The two Houses Of the Cortes convened to-
day in joint session as the National Assembly OF
Spain, and proceeded to effect peFmanea:
organization. Senor z. Martos, late Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, was elected President Of the
Assembly in place Of Senior Figueras, Chairman
pro tenn. receiving 222 votes.
Senior Martos, on taking the chair, delivered
patriotic speech, which WAS loudly cheered IRON
I'll parts OF the house. All the civil and mill
tary authorities Of tbs provinces, as far a
heard from, have given in their adhesion to th*
new regime. The city and country. with the e1
ception OF the districts where the Carlist band
are present, continue tranquil
Amadeus and the members OF his family me
with the most respectful consideration at tn
railway stations on their way to the Portuguese
frontier.
MADRID, Feb. Is, rio LONDON, Feb. 14-Th
Republican Deputies in the Cortes peEsona!l
exhort their friends to maintain order IN II
streets. Troops are guarding the palace OF th
Cortes.
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KAN

c. 1on7a Feb. 13,-The Lower House OF the
ST.. 81; noIts es;a1stnre Yesterday passed concur
a1,t reso1nfion asking Congress not to open the
Inaisn I9ai Territory to settlement until al the hws
GLOWING o land giants to railroads in the Territory
are repealed -.. ,r,o ront;nned ves-
+erIay. but nothing important was elected
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Bosros, Feb ia resolution has been a MIRO a,
uIuel n1audinF - the action Of Spain in becoming
Renuhlic.
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LITTLE RooK, Feb. 1s.-A 5ant @ reso1uston Easeaa
%1S tra,, ~, the 91st to The tirst Monday in July.
'fqI iii IL passed pass the senase The Gsv,
ernor to appoint an agent to coiect f5o@ etaf ne
General Government the amount Que ne s!ate
Of Arkansas account 1 ad,sp
,,Ton'riation to aid in the removal OF the He'd
River raft.
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DIED..

cHARP-At Griffin, Ga, On tho eEen1ns q Ine 1~8
pshncra r Sharp wIfo Of WIN. H. Sharp, Of tn1s ca1%.
Remains to be brought here. ~ s.Ao Htfet.
GiIhTI9-Ip this cy, At thc resioe oenoe o1 o7o' o~A
ncy Feb H. Sidney II. Curtis. aged a 5eAts n ,.,u,.
~ Laporte. Ind. and Ashtaoula ooan''' o'' 'ep'A'
MUCHb-At her reaidence, LJons III. On e q s
evening, Feb u, Mra- MafSaset a'aena' WAC
Funesai from residence on sunaa{; FeR "a u D.
BENSON-On the uth inat, 1sabouA 1~s3eo' "a7 "a
Fnnerai On Friday 1t O'clock. from g
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Feb. 1s.-There is much excitement
and uneasinees here over the events in Spain,
md the public funds are lower:
The United States steamer Richmond mas AZ
rived in the Tagus.
I1sgos. Feb. 13.-The Portuguese Govern
rnont has been warned that agents are at work
with view to start Republican movement IN
This country.
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TRENTON, Nj, Feb. 1s.-Joseph Saw 5r.3
rss 80 toNday reelected State Treasurer and
charles @ wilson elected Superintendent " tne
State Prison.
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MAINE.

Augusta, Feb. 13.-The Prohlbto13 ;nn}n9a a9u9a
Law bill will be amended so as no' ~ 111'o>'o
cider.
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MARRIED..

~ ~ Rev n n W. Stocking, Ro.or OF the CharTa O
ihe EpiphanT, Mr. j. S. PoIronss t1 Fanny e'oess
daughter Of William Baker, Esq. ~ ol tals s.2.
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SPRINGFIELD.
The naiIrOud and Warehouse Conn
missiou--No Further Developments.
4,epf*1ative Committee Work.

The Railroad nnd Warehouse COM
mission--No Further Developments.
Legislative Committee Work.
Special Despatch to Ths Chicago Tribune
spaHarmLD, ILL.,, Feb. 13.-There has been
no change in the Railroad Commissioners con-
test to-day. except that some OF the senators are
beginning to think that, after all, the GoSerno1
made the best selections he could OF the eano1-
dates, and that they, the Senate, might do worse
than confirm. The Governor is f1rm, and the
nominees reiterate their intention OF gong ne-
the nominations, McCrea will probably go
through, but the others are still in doubt. The
Governor was congratulated by the hon.
Jasper D. Ward upon his determination
to maintain his position, and many n
other prominent Republicans have unquahh eoly
indorsed his course. The attitude o. tno ~,
publican Senators in opposing their Governor Is
condemned By the same parties, and there Is a
strong feeling, but il the Governor, after "nas
has transpired, should appoint Colonel MorKan, r.
he would virtually abdicate his functions; 1n1s
the Governor has no notion OF doing daV1ng
BEEN elected, ho intends to be Governor, and
will not permit outside pressure to deter nun
from performing bis duty. The farmers nave
not met yet, US there ia nothing to
be done except lobby with sen.
stoIs There are only 1ouE ;aanencad nem bV ine
ptructions from meetings organized and rum N
the interest Of other aspi1ante, who act on Ioe
principle that, il they cannot get the pisces
their best course is to organize, trusting .nae ~
the confusion they may come to the surface.
Nothing viii be done until next week, when
full Senate is expected.
Tho Committed on Education decided against
amending the Public Library law, so as to hnve i
fifteen Commissioners instead Oh nano" Ahe
propoBition received one vote.
The senate Railroad Committee discussed the
Police bill, and decided to report back resolq'
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GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON, Feb. 18.-several vessels OF the ~
:sh Mediterranean squadron have been ordered
Lisbon.
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UTAH..

Tho Eatter.Dny Saints Seriously Con~
tcmplntinE Another Pi1grfmago To-
tvnrd tho Setting Stfn.
SALT LAKE, Feb. 10.-Tho tribu1atton OF the
Mormon leaders, in Wow Of the possibility Of
decisive Congressional action against their pecu-
liar institution, Is becoming daily more manifest.
Already the removal from Utah is discussed
One Of thoir organs to-day aays: 'The strong
arm Of powor is to. bc invoked to make them
movo on, but whore alal they go7 Where Ia it
desired thoy shall ue1t pitch tonts7" Before,
however, they figure closely on starting. "How
much" nHks the Herald, Twill tho old man (the
Governmont) give for the little property they.
have gathored, around thom for the last quarter
OF q century2"
Tho Priesthood, It is understood, aoIiouals
are contemplating tho possible necessity Of
another plonosr expedition, bnt it is not gener-
ally believed that tho saints, as body, can ever
Thore Is no doubt that Brigham and his advisers
nro endeavoring to sooure q now country for
Kingdom, and It is intimated that negotiations
have been removed for the exclusive possession
Of one OF the Sandwich Islands.
Trains on tho Utah Central are blocked with
enow drifts. A furious SNOW atornis prevailing.
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Tho Cuban Cnuse..'Tho Coming Illus.
tratcd Daily--N1lace1laneoqs Local

Tho Cuban CHuse..fho Coming Illus.
rrated Observation-Disclosures Local
Items -. ~ ':.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago 1fsbuas.
New YonK, Feb. ia largo number Of cirou-
lars have been received hereby merchants doing
business with Cuban ports, threatening, In case
any Of them arc detected offering assistance or
sympathy to patriots, that their ships will DO
swept from the seas and their business destroyed.
These circulars wero forwarded by mail from
Havana, and have been industr1ous1y circulated
by agents Of the Spanish Government. Mean
time, subscriptions intended to ct ont now OK
petitions Of arms and ammunition In aid Of the
Cuban cause arc rapidly increasing. signor
Miguel Adama, who recently manumittod 5000
slaves, has promised to contribute sum equal
to tho aggregate amount received from all other
sources in this country. :.
Tho projected new illustrated evening paper,
Tho Daily Graphic is out with ita prospectus.
Tho first number will be issued March 18th.
The Graphic will be quarto, and promises
to givo every day three, and = half pages
OF fno pictures illustrating important
local events within twenty four hours after their
occurrence, varied with portraits. views OF pub
liz buildings, md improvements, humorous oar
foreign papers. Throe editions will be published
every afternoon, and the price will be five cents
a copy. This interesting and novel experiment
In journalism Ia based on T. eybtem Of engraving
invented in Canada, to use which in tho United
ststes, the Graphic Company claim to have
bought tho exclusive right :
ITO the Associattd Prttsl
New YonK, Feb. 16.-lt is said that, the inves-
t1gatlon, CLOSED on Saturday in the newspaper
mailing department OF tho Poat Office, viii ax-
onerate Stephen H. Knapp from the charges
against him.
At meeting OF taxpayers in Jersey City, last
evening; ex-Mayor Vanriper presiding, 1t was re-
solved to pay no more taxes to the Btato till tho
law exemptlng railroads from taxation is re-
pealed.
It Is reported that new steamship line ia
forming, to take the place OF the Atlantic Mail
Company. Application will be made to Court,
tomorrow, to order the aalo Of the Oompany'a
vessels to pay of the debts.
The burning Of tho steamer Eric at sea
caused 4 loss OF $350,000 on tho vessel, and
$500, 900 on the cargo. Both arc partially in
sured.
Joseph phillipson, arrested On Thursday last
on his arrival hore IN the steamship Java was
discharged yesterday on tho ground that ho lB
not tho person wanted for forgery in Manohes-
ter, England. Phillipson whose real uamo ia
Anthony MoHnnua. represents General Roddy,
and comes to claim bonds stolen from Miss
shotwell, In Chicago, and which were stolen
from General Roddy previously In thtB city.
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OUR GULF COAST F0RTlFlCATI0Ns.
Tho EortH nt Kcy yFust ma Tortugas
ncinR PUT In Fighting Order.

Tho Forts nt 1koy West nnd Tortugas
Being Iut In Fighting Order.
Special D1.patch to tho Chicago Tribune.
! New YonK, Fob. 18.-Word cozucs from Florf-
sda that tho Government is making quite stir
Ia strengthening tho gulf fortiacaticuH "a It
soriona trouble With Spain might occur ct any
momont. Tho SUMS Key West correspondent
writos under Fob that Fort Taylor, larget
portnancntwork situated at tho western extremity
OF Key Wost, has boen placed In defensive condi-
ton by large force under Colonel Blunt, of the
Engineers. nfnjor Burlington, Of the ordnauca
Corps, has arrived at Koy West, to superintond
the armament Of Fort Taylor with now and inn
proved ordnance Of large calibre, and his mon
ME now mounting heavy gunR. Ordnance storen
In enormous quantities have been thrown into
tho fort, and oYery other kind Of war material
1b6rally supplied.
Tho SAME kind OF work is going on at Fort
Jefcrson, Dry Tortugas, seventy mi1ea to the
westward Of Hey West A large force Of ord
nance employer Bont up there by Major Bufing-
ton, are raising guns OF o large calibro to the
parapote, and mounting thom on their platfor1g.
force Of carpenters ind maaonB left for Fort
Jefferson to Join tho mon there at the work Of
completing tho barracks.
In the harbor at Key West lo two war ships
and ono Monitor Of tho United States Navy. The
United States Condt Survey, undor Captain
Howell. Of the navy, is at Tortugas making q
careful map Of that harbor and contiguous cham
nels and shoals. Companies OF the Firat Artil-
lery garrison Key West md Tortugas, both places
being under command Of Experienced officers.
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Floods Threntcned--Arrest OF Swim
ding Railroad Conductdfa.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 16.-The henry rains Of
last night and showers Of to-day, following
closely upon the Hnow Of Friday last caused all
tho streams in this vicinity to rise rapidly, and
tho danger Of destructive freahot throughout
the Miami valleys ia imminent. The rain still
continues falling throughout this section Of
country, and tho streams arc reported as riaiug
rapidly. Wash-outs hare occurred On several
roads, and tho large embankment through
Mill Creek Valley, over which tho
track OF tho Dayton Short Line
and Marietta T. Cincinnati Roads run, has been
oaving go aa to render It necessary for thoir
trains to use the track Of the Cincinnati, Hamil-
three miles. No detention to trains will be
caused by this arrangement.
Tho Pennsylvania Railway Company hare
caused tho arreat OF q number OF their conduct
found that The conductors would take up tickets
@ coapons, reaof them through tholr eontedefatos M
and share the proceeds, i y estimated that
tho Company hos lost fully $100, 900 In this man
ner during tho last two years.
[1b The associated Press.l
CINCINNATI, Fob. 1o.-About three months
ago the suspicion Of officers OF the Pau-Hand1e
Railway was aroused that tho employes between
by renelling tickets. Search was begun, aud
yesterday tic first arrest was made,-that Of
William 1sussoll, conductor, Of. this city. Other
ArroBts will be made at once Of suspected parties
1t Is said to bo aBcortatued that Bix conductors
and eleven outside persons are implicated. It
Ia supposed that the swindle has been going on
for two years, and that the road has lost 100000
ycarly tLereby. The trick waa for the conductor
send It to an agent to be resold. When suspi-
oions we're aroused twenty-five auch tickets wero
purchased from agents at various points. Do
teotiyo officers were sot at work, and the con-
dnotora we're closely, watched. Several Of them
we're observed to omit punching the tickets, and
thoaa tickets, aftosward purchased OF agents
employed by tho conductors In various cities to
resell Thorn, wore identified by tho detectives by
private marks. It 10 not known whother tho
swi1ldla is praoticed bbyond pittaburgh or Oil
MI rnnds linn Fla pn4. Aandlo
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giving thom af1y ftot6 privileges.
4 b}ll passed to provide for tho collection Of
State taIep In certain casou whtro In municipal
itice honvlly incumbered with raifro9d dobt,
Troasnrors md othor officers elected, who hhvo
to do With Tie collection of taxos, decline TO
Dilif5 wsrs killed. to require RAILWAY companioss
chortortd bY Tho btate to have their principal
oiiEo therein to roroa tho Laws regulating IN,
tordst :! 10 dAhr6 tho pocuparcy OF lands sold
and conveyed Tor tlo1inquopt ta1ea relating to
actions ton1moneed BY executors and
ie%S ' of f' ie7S, authorizing fhs TAX
Ing df i. dep6gitlo4a tn g sortsin easss y !;
utoa, Of tho powers and dtltlco OF Judges, and OF
attorneys and oilcors Of Court; to repeal ChsP.
tor 20, laws Of 1869, relating to changcs OF
yonuo to amend Section / Of Chapter 121, laws
Of 1868, relating to tho compensation OF County
Judges authorizing tic construction OF wator
works for e1tlnguishing fires, and for other Pur-
posos, In citioa and villages memorlzf to Con:
grebB to amond tho law taxing tho circulation m o.
banks In Wisconsin organized under tho State
Banking law, so .aa to rellovo their circulation M
from taxation, If they put up securitiea like
National Banks. Both houses adjourned to
Monday evoning.
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ALBANY. Feb, IG,-BEEyEB-Tld1 market orened this
sef r At an Of 1o 2 ~ snd ny
moderate business done, buyers beine Of m op!n~
lon that dealers asked too high price for eir cattle
Brighton dealers but, although good mahy catt!s
chanrcd hands the market was not active. Yesterday
The Light receipts induced holders to matntain heiE
fully understand that they had either to pay The ID
vance Of 60 without tle CATTLE and accordingly
yesterday morning they e,rn wsnt n. Int Il, bsas tas
nss asns. s1a but fsst sao n ass ii It
during tho afternoon ana this morning. 1aKen as 80
whole, tho weeks sales have resulted favoraply ror
close to-day md those can all be disposed Of to edTan-
tage. Tbs market has rued mora ir1egMhfiy tnss ~
weak than Tor BONO ne pas - holders 1wafa r. '9 @
Of The ealtlo aoa At advances. The total 70.
decidedly bolter The best cattle offered wore Illinois,
although thoro were some very, good Texans
In market. The top price waa realized BY Rankin Pa y
steers, Averaging l,47& iee A New York buyer paid
7ttc per lb for 50 Illinois steers averaging 164a ns.
5a7a BY nsnE aof ooa :
s.@@ooo third duality. ts.oo@5.oo; inferior, 500
600. ~ a.,.
and prices rule from $50, 90 to $1,000.
snKEP AMI LAnps-The market has ruled strong
car loas Or about Goo head less than last week. but
ths quality Is only medium. stu fair business w43
done at tho following prices: Coarsa wool aheep, 6H@
7No per u; dne wool do, lN@7Ao per H. Larab''
Mods-Nothtng doing. The receipts were az car
loads, al OF which sent forward In first hands.
Ioads and there Ii very fair demand. Heavy draft
and workers arc moro in request than drivers OF ear
rtago horaos, Tue prices Tor workers ranging hona
id loads Of muos % from Mc1@an County, ninos, which
hayo been sold from $450.00 to $4,000 cach pair.
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...,. iNplANA. :. -
Sbeofai DispatcEs ID Th$ Chicago 1+s6rfs'{:


1;... =. SENATE: -, M 4u rxct7,y:i
The following billa were indohmeGS pohtpoaane,a
or laid on tho table: Relating to DIVISION Wsis
aud digging cenare IN eltioe hhn tqWna g
ohartor the Northwesternsynod OF tho KefoImod
Church; to regulate the stopping Of passenger
trains IN cities to amend tue chartcr OF tuo
Indiana Fire and Marine 20. j. 70 1opoal an
act to regulate weights and measutoh
to authorize tic election ot county onganeeIs
to authorize agnonltuIal aooisioa 10 lsauo eapaeaa
stock aud o"n fess estato.. ,.,,. m. ,..,.n.
% Tefe sa se f39Ts ~
tqe omolal aets 81 aonoot t1uasoos ~ nG9ap r.,
ated toTn1; Hao !. :aave assueo p94ss ~ ~
erect. school nnadlnsS " P5oxtun P.xtis,atna ~.
tho removal o. onioefe VEG une !Eso1iSa'e 4t
liquors % beverages TO pfoV1oe ~, wv r.
pointment OF three ~ UommlseioneIs q rennone, e{.
st salary Of 4ltUo0 eaoh 70 " sne nia. tlmn oi
holding Courts III tho Elgnth 1aoioaa1 ol1oa11'
=: .HotsE. - i.,,.
), Bills WeEe introduced % follows: !: 70 pfoTaao
that when Jury is demanded In trials before
JuBtica Of thu Pean6. tho Jury shal consist Of sx
qualified voters Of tho totshbhipy tfovided that
tho number may he less BY consent Of tho par;
ties to authorize the admission Of widows and
orphans Of soldiers enlisted In other States into
tho Boldisfa' Orphans Home to provide that
township. truBseeB 4hal1 euperihtend ~
pocuniaTy concerns of. tdwdships, dnd shall,
with tho advice and cohtdtTanad tf
the County Commissioners lovy tax for road
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Of tho dov6rhment Of Spain, md a,tofogrhm
from tho Minister for tho colonies.
Havana continues traiqrtH. Tho tdea OF = Re-
public does not ploaso tho majority Of tho elavo
owners. They do not mako any demonstration
but arc evidently disappointed: !.
business ts entirely suspended, 1nerchaffto r !.
fuaing to sell exchange. r
PA11s, Feb. 18.-Garlist refugees Ut NantSS :
removed tho Cross of Savoy from the osoutohoG
Of tho italian Oonaul. Thoy wero arrested IN,
expelled from the city. t,
toNDoN, Fob. IDA special despatch froha
Paris to the Daily Telegraph saya France I'll
tho unttdetato had offered 500 000 600 frencas
payable In tHo years, but Spain refused. !,
, 1873-02-17
STATE LEGISLATURES,

Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune.

WIotoNoiN.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
MADISON, WIS.,, Feb. II, 1878.
Petitions were presented for tho bostowal Of
the ct. Croix Lind Grant upon the North Wis
cousin Railroad; o number OF remonstrancos
from taxation.
Bills were passed. amending the law relative to
tho Bale Of lands tor unpaid taxes, and convey
ance and redemption thereof; amending the law
relative to tho foes, and prescribing the dutics
Of olorks Of the Circuit Courts. Tho Assembly
bill relative to evidence In certain cases was
concurred in.
Numerous petitions Were presented rolatlYo to
the diaposal Of tho land grant, remonstrauces
against the repeal Of tho Temperance law, and
against subjeoting church, school and charitable
institution property to taxation.
created some aonaation by personal explana-
tion, In which ho denounced sundry allegations
In communication published Thursday, oharg-
Ing that ho was misrepresonsing the viewa Of his
last fall and characterized said statements,
Which wars signed by Baveral individuals, as
false, and known to bo go, and holding himsolf
publicly, privately, and financially responsible
A resolution was offered to amend Article Of
the Constitution 80 as to limit school age be-
tween and 10 years, but it WAS ruled out as
tA'ot ooliatuoIapIo Qeoate GU rcf1a!oa OF the
laws and Constitutional Convention, in which
ostlmatos OF tho cost of q reyision ranged from
993 600. on careful calculation by A1r. Palmer, to
S2o0, 600 by Mr.. Bartlett, on guess work, roso-
luton for tho appointment Of throo Commits
slonera to rcviae the stataltcs Of the State was
refused passage by vote Of al to 10,
Tho Committee Oh Education introduced . bill
to make second grado tonchcrs' certificates good
for two yoars, first grado for three ycars.
The bill to el,ange the management of the
stato Prison and colify tie laws relating thereto
passed without dIBsent.
Tho Committee On Claims reported against an
preparations to the Milwaukee Charitable Inuli-
tutlonp
There WAS quito a passage botween Mr. Fulton
to tho Chair, OH bill amending tho charter Of
tho Apple Myor Log Driving Company, In which
tho Speaker came out ahead, defeating motion
OF Mr. Fulton to rotor the bill to AlniHelf. Mr.
Barron said thAt this Company was oppreBsing
, 1873-02-17

CHINA AND JAPAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 16.-Tho steamer Japan
arrived from China this afternoon, with aevon
edssu Of smallpox on board. Tho ship WAS sent
Dates aro to Jaruery u.
At Hong Kong, great preparations were maxi
Ing at that time for tho coronation and acces-
sion Of tho Emperor:
ported, tr3oBg them tho steamship Sedan, and
bark Si1lon Castle:
There arc unpleasant rumora Of agitation
against foreigners boing foftented by the liter
ary CLASSES in TIC Province Of g shantngs .4,,,,,
WHICH 70 to represent Japan at the Austrian
exhibition wore displayed In Yashiki, in the
castle, during Decomb6r last. They form ado
cidedly interesting collection:
The Emperor gavo En audience On tho now vs
congratulatoIy adaress was read by tho Italian
graciously replied 10 by His Majesty.
On tho 10th u1t. the, EImpreas gave an audit
respectively Of tho American and Russian
ministers. Her Majesty Expressed horsen do
lighted at being allowed to bostow such All
honor.
the last four or five weeks, and como disturb
anccs In the country have alao produced anxiety
In cortnin quarters. Trnub1os have btokou out
In tho Owale- -Kon-Kiueiu. ..-
On the 18th Of December last, nearly 90, 600
village Of Fuuio, leyelliug, the houses Of tbs
officials and some Of tho wea1thy families. They
then visited the village Of Youdzu1u nnd when
tho principal officers Of Owakeken went to them
and attempted to reason with the leaders, they
would hear nothing, but wounded some and
killed otherH.
TWO t3ornon wore boheadod On the 22d at
Tobe,-oua for committing arson at Kanganwa |,
tho other Tor atrangltng her husbsnd.