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FIRES.
Destruction Of Property In vnriou.

Destruction Of Property In Vurfoua
Places.
ST. Louis, Jan. 30.-A stone warehouse Of
Jefferson Barracks, IA miles below this city,
containing commissary and Quarternasters 8
stores, WAS burned yesterday. Many valuable
books, papers, and records, giving q history Of
the Barracks and its commanders, also destroyed
The loss ia $4,000, with no insurance.
New YORK, Jan. 3d." stevens Castle"
very valuable building near Hoboken, n. J.,
took fire, and, owing to > want OF steamers,
could not bo extinguished. It is feared that the
building will be destroyed.
LATER-The fire in the Stevens mansion, near
Hoboken, Ia checked. The maneion was built
by the late Commodore Stevens, Of this city.
Damage about $4,000.
C1No1sSAr1, Jan. 30.-The E1colslor Coihn
Works Of Hamilton, Lomon d Arnold, at Alle-
gheny City, Pa, were partially burned M this
morning. The loss win not exceed $780, !;
insured for $24, 700.
Sptciai Despateh to The Chicago Tribune.
CLISroS. Iowa, Jan. 30.-At 4 o'clock this
morning, q fro broke out in the cigar manufac-
tory of Nillar Co., on Second street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. 4 strong southwest
wind prevailed, carrying tho flames to the con-
fectionarv store OF c. G. Graham, and also OK
tended south to the store belonging to the estate
OF D. c. Clapp. Total loss, $4,000; insurance,
$1,000.
Uxnmaz, Ont, Jan. 30.-The Dominion Block
MAS destroyed. BY IRE last night. Loss, 81, co.,
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The Russian Heart Fired on
the Khivan War.
Theirs Refuse to Accept the Conclu-
sions Of the Committee
j: of Thirty.
No Truth In the Reported Death Of
"P00r Carl0tta."

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-A public meeting, to raise
funds for the erection Of monument to the
poet Campbell, was held in Glasgow last night,
and S., 900 wore subscribed.
tits reported TINT American bankers Of Lon
don loaned Napoleon 5000, 900 to facilitate d
coup he was meditating, and that since his
death the money has been returned to them.
Daniel Redding, convicted and imp1isoned for
participating il, tho Fenian riot at Manchester,
in 1861, and who has just been released from
custody, has prosecuted the prison doctors for
gross crnelties, which he alleges were pract1sed
support OF bis complaint, in which he charges
that, while he ras suffering from Il paralytio
stroke, the doctors pricked his flesh with hot
needles, and also burned him with hot irons.
LoNpoy. Jan. Silt is probable that the
Cable y7i1i soon be reduced.
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HAND-At sande-sl. HI jag: = 3, "a Charlie aidss'
Funeral from his parents 5dence, a Vest Jackse1
st. Fday, the 31st inst-. Att IL T. m Friends a-9 t.
vited
HnL-on the 18th inst. at II Pr k7as. Of seaslEt
fsys5 Franeis S1asn: u afGa r ~ Hi oA''' s'oae's
Funeral vii take place At II mr. On FRIDAY ast Inst,
proceeding direct to Calvary tnoetcy Ef,enda arc Ia
Tited to atsena without further .aacs-
WITBECK-At Magnetic, = +. + Sundsy Jan. u Ada
Fuocrai held 1T the resi deuce Of 5ensv isbeek
SIS West Washingtoa-as Fzi y Jaa II, at oclotk
Carriages to Graceaud.
LrrTLE-At his yesldeneo, 1e 'alaut-t+, Wednesday,
Jan, %, Warren ". Little, aged !A years
Funeral ssrrIces tho ho at $50 H. Saturday.
PETERS-Jan. %, 1873 at his IL 81 Thtpop4t,ci
typhoid rnsumonia. Thonas H. r tess aEod 1s Ycnss
T.. x1
s1omphis tTcnn.> and Pouch s1epsie IN. ~ pape
pIsase copy.
BlsHOP-Jan II. Eneline " wife Sf Leonard g.
st. Laurence County, n y. =-1-.x..-
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MONTGOMERY, ;. Ala, Jan. So In the Senate, to-
dag, the Committee on Contested Seats made
two reports. The Conservatives reported in
favor Of Martin DemocrnD, and the Republi-
cans in favor Of Miller Ropublican). Erwin
moved to adopt the revolutions appended to the
Conservatives' report, declaring Martin elected.
Another member moved to substitute the Re
publican report. On the vote ON the substitute
there WAS tie, when q Democratic momber
changed his vote, for the purpose Of moving 8
reconsideration. The Lieutenant Governor
decided the adoption OF the substitute, seated
Miller, and refused motion to reconsider. The
Lieutenant Governor thon declared the Senate
adjourned, when the Conservatives called for
Cooper to take tho Chair. The Lieutenant Gov
ernor then returned and consented to hear tho
motion to reconsider. Adjourned.
wards, appeared in the Chamber and voted for
Miller.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 3o.-The coal miners ut
New Lisbon, Ohio, struck for an advance Of
wages last Monday, and their demands not hay-
ing been accedod to, have been unemployed ever
since. On Tuesday last the pIopEietors intro
Richmond and Norfolk, Va, for the purpose
Of supplying the places OF those
miners who refused to work at the
old ratea: The. appearance OF the, newly
employed 1aboEe1s caused considerable curiosity
seems that this is the first attempt that has been
made to solve the difficulty OF mine1a' strikes in
this manner, and the result will be looked for
with interest :.--- -, =
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Removal OF Kno, County soaf.

GA1EaBuno, H., Jan. 80. Tho Board Of sn-
pAryisorn Of Knox County. net at Knoxville To-
day. The decision Of tha Supreme Court WIS
read affirming the decision 0 the Circuit Court
Knoxville to Galesburg. Tho Boardpassed yote
for the immediate removal OF tho county and
Circuit Court records. which IVES immedisteIv
carried into effect. The team Is conveying tna
archives were received by the itizens Of Gales
burg with grent demonstrate ms Of eatisfac-
ton. The February term II the Circuit
Court will cpmn,,nee on Moni hy, and will ha
held in the 2era l4ouse, in this p1ace. until tho
new Court H,>use is completed. This case has
been in litigation for the past three years.
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POMEROY'S FALL.

Inc H8uAIOX +E1O3lExhtEu ny SCKkVA&
II1ness--Ho is Expected to Resign
Within a Few Dnys--more bribery
DePosfts--Hrfcf Biographical Sketch
OF the Ncwly-Elocted Senator, ,
TOPEKA, KanBas, Jan. 80-The indignation
over the bribery exposure is changing to feel
ing OF regret and pity. Pomeroy is crushed
down, and fears are expressed that the blow will
kill him. PhyBicinns we're ut his bedside all
night, and to-day pronounce his mental suffer-
ings alarming.
The Senator, as stated last night, Was ar
rested last evening on the charge Of bribery and
gave bond OF 5000 for his appearance to-
mo1row ut o'clock. Senator York was also AZ
rested, but dismissed, G. ". Click, Pomeroy's
attorney, stating TINT the Senator had not denied
the statement Of York
him al through the Canvass, say that York was
persistent in his efforts to gain the confidence,
friend ship, and money Of the Senator.
To the Associated P1sss.
TorEKA Jan. 30.-Senator pomcrov IL lying
serioualy Ill at his private residence in this city,
tnd his physicians have forbidden admission to
bis ROOM
The Senator has reconsidered his determine
ton to make public statement concerning the
York disclosure, and viii say nothing On On TIE
morrow, but will in al probability be postponed
On account Of his sickness.
There ia q rumor current tonight that he Will
not resume his seat in the Senate, but tender his
resignation to Governor Osborn within two OF
three dEys-
Further deposits Of bribe money are said to
have been mads with the Secretary Of the SEN
ate to-day to the amount Of $1,000. The money
was raid in it is said By me1nbers OF tho Legis-
lature, who received it from Pomeroy, bus their
names have not been disclosed
A1cH1soN, ka. Jan. 30.-United States Senator
elect, John J. 1ugalls. reached his home In thla
city tonight He WIS received ut tho depo. By
a large concourne Of friends, with music
and ealvos OF artillery. Thence he
WIS escorted to Corinthian Hall
where IN immense crowd Was assembled.
He addressed the audience in q brief, but elo-
quent and feeling speech. Addresses we're .made
by several other gentlemen. The meeting WAS
very enthusiastic All classes and parties pro
dict brilliant career OF usefulness and honor
for the young Senator.
M. Ingalls, is a lawyer, native OF ERsex
County. .,5fass., aud ia SIS years old. He iB
graduate Of Williams College, Massachusetts, and
sa1ne to Kansas in 1858. He WAS member
of the Wrandotte Constitutional Convention Of
1869, and elected to represent his county IN the
State Senate in 1861. He ran for Lieutenant
Governor on the anti-Lane ticket in lSe2 and
1864. bat waa not elected: Since that t'1ne he
has not been in political life except as campaign
orator. He is man Of extraordinary intel
lectual power. and is generally conceded to be
Que OF the most scIlolarly and cultivated u1en IN
the State. He is in moderate circumstances,
and ia man of une1coptiooable pur1tyof CHAR
zc.er and spotlessness OF reputation.
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WASHINGTON.
IContin,.ed from. the First Pdge.J

~ass
TConfinued from. the First Pdge.1
valid Pensions. reported bill directing the
restoration to the pension rolls Of the names Of
such pensioners OF the Nar Of 1872 as VAS struck
from the rolls under the act Of Feb. 4, 1872, on
sccoupt OF having aided or encouraged The re-
bellion, the pensions to be paid from the pas
sage of this net also, enitling such persons to
tho benefits OF the act Of tho 14th OF February,
1871, granting pensions to the SURVIVORS OF tho
Nr. MAYNARD moved to amend by providing
for the payment Of ar1earages to those who
funished proof Of their loyalty during the re-
bel1ion. -.
After long discussion, the bill, without May
1t halE-past l, Joseph B. Stewart, the recusant
witness, who yesterday refused to testify before
the Credit Mobilier Committee, Was presented at
the bar Of the House BY tho Se1geant-at-Ar1ns-
In answer to the question By Il, The i, speaker.
Inquiries Of .he Committee, Stewart spoke for
an hour, denying that he Tas in contempt that
ronttera we're not his own but bis clients, and
that he vas not advised OF any law which con-
fer1ed even upon Congress the right to question
him upon them. Whatever the consequences,
the confidence OF those who had trusted in
him should rest in his owu bosom.
Mr.. DAWES moved the following resolution !:
ResoIred, That Joseph B. Stewart, having been
1nsde r.onri1c nm r. shoxT csn.e M h. shaiS ot
answer tie questions propoundod him 6y The Commit
tee, has failed to show suncent cause why be should
mot the and that the faid Stewart be
eidored in contempt Of the House, for failure to make
answer thereto.
The resolution was agreed to, with but ono
nlr. WILSON, Chairman Of the Select Com
nittee, offered u addition resolution pfos1a!1,
ing for the retention OF stewart N CUSTODY untu
he shall have appeared before Tue G9nuht1ee
and answered all proper qneslaons. he "o'eo
Air. SARdENI desrcd to SUBSTITUTE me teao-
lution BY ofoeflnP stewart 70 Do conl1n1ts9a W
the jail q tne Uisrfact OF Coln1nola, ano sep
there tlu the close OF THIS congress, un4es7
eooner discharged ~ order OF the aoaso;
Mr. WILSON declined to allow The sapst1tnto
to be offered
M1. HOAX suggested substitute fesnanoinG
Stewart to the custody OF INC sesgG1as-at-a1ne III
to abide tho further ofuer OF the 1ouse' 1ne
previous question WAS then seconded:
Mf: HoAH then ouefea 5ls IesolnI1on 81! 9 r.
enand1ng stewart to the custouy OF tne eetgeant-
ht-Afms 70 ep1de Inc aclIneI oloef " lao
House, with Permission to be taken pe1ote tne
Committee to testify II ne desires to 90 90, anu
moved the previous question, which tho House
refused I to SECOND, @ 1a.,....
Mr: SARGENT then offered hls substitute.
the District OF Columbia, and there held In close
of the House on his Own application, and show
ing that he has purged hmeelf o. AZ contempt
By answering truly al questions that have been
o. may be propounded to him by order Of the
House, through lts Committee.
6argents substitute HhR relected-geas, oh
nays, 140.
Mr: KERR desired to amend WILSON'S Ieso.u.
ton BIZ making it provide for keeping Stewart
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Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
1xD1AsApo11s, Jan. so.-rhe Senate bill to
regulate the passenger and freight rates on
roads vas reported with some verbal amend
ments from the Judiciary Committee, and itH
paoBago recommended. A lengthy discussion
ensued On the merits OF the bill: and the report
uas concu1red in and amendments adopted.
Various amendments were offered, Then q
motion was m.de that the bill be made the
special order for next Thursday. to give tho rail
road companies time to criticise it. :
The hour having arrived for the special order,
the bill to provide for the appointment Of q
County Superintendent OF Schools. and defining
his duties, taken up, and read the third time,
with the amendments adopted in Committee Of
the Whole. a reconsideration. Of the vote
engrossed prevailed, and on motion the bill was
considered by sections. The confederation Of
the bill and various proposed amendments occu-
pied nearly the whole day, and finally it was re-
1erred to Special Committee Of five.
A bill Was introduced to cede to the United
States the jurisdiction Of the property occupied
by the Evansville Post Office.
The Senate concurrent resolution, not to pay
claims ior services rendered or material fur
nished to the State Prisons, to the special
session. unless the ssno we're presented twenty
days previous to the close of the present session,
was not concurred in.
The Senate amendments to the House bill,
providing that the rate OF interest on judgments
BEhA Do sne 6atn8 a8 EXPRESSED III the c0nErAcIa !;
that the law shall not apply to contracts hereto
fore made, and an emergency clause, we're con-
cured in.
The bill to regulate tho Office Of Secretary Of
State Was passed.
SENATE.
A communication was received from the Gov
ernor, transmitting communication from the
United States Commissioners on Fish, together
with communication from Governor Bsg1ey, Of
Michigan, and 3 copy Of a biz pending in the
Michigan Legislature. The bill provides for An
appropriation Of S10,0 900 for the year 1873, and
like sum for 1874, and for the establishment Of
two fsh-breedinK establishments. The matter
VAS referred to the Committee on Pub1io Ex-
penditurcs
The order Of business was suspended to clear
the fles Of bills on second reading. A large
number we're disposed of and the Senate went
into Committee Of the Whole, to consider the
messages OF Governors Baker and Hendricks.
The subjects discussed in the messages wore re-
ferred TO appropriate Committees. and the con-
sideFation Of Senate bills on tecond reading
was resumed, and occupied the balance Of the
session.
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OHIO.

OT1lIa
COLUMBUS, jan 90.-In tho Senate, to-
day, bills we're introduced to prevent
the sale OF prize Packages; to ascer-
tain the true value In money Of real estat 9
property to make it a Ponitentiary offence to
blow up any building, structure, OF boat, con-
thorizo tho increase Of tho capital stock Of rail-
road companies.
In the House, message Was received from
the Auditor Of State showing that the total
amount claimed for property taken by tile Union
forces in Ohio during the Morgan raid was
S140, ,081, distributed among 28 counties. OF
this amount, 1922, 405 remains unpaid.
Bills wore introduced to provide guardians for
habitual druuk.rds; to prevent ali minors from
playing billin1dn in public saloons; to compel
railroad companies to build bridges over or un-
der streets across which their tracks are laid in
cities of first aud second class to limit the al
lowHnco By Court to counsel assigned to defend
persons in criminal cases to $500. .
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sr. LAKE CrTY, Jan. 30.-Another scheme is
on foot to build rnilroad from this city to con-
meet with the Union Pacific Railroad ut Echo.
This il to be wida-gauge.
Cnc1SSAr1, Jan. 30.--At tho election Of the
Little Miami Railroad Managers, to-day, the old
Board were reelected ~. Jewett WAS chosen
President; G. P. Cassilly, Secretary; and Joseph
g. Butler, Treasurer.
New YoRk, Jan. 3o.-A telegram from Rich-
1nond announces that tho connecting rail OF the
Chesapeake i Ohio Railroad. bssneen Richmond
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The Missouri Sen ntorial bribery Cane.
ST, LOUIS, Jan. .30.--The 8 senAtoriai Bribery
Committee, 1t Jefferson Cty, had Ar. Eden;,
e1-member Of the enate, befe Ke them yesterday.
10 testified to rec. living 81, 300 from General
Doris a. loan for hi in auer in the Senatorial
contest. He paid no .uo1ley to any member, nor
procure votes Of membe ia, 'Ho thever said that
he using the monty. OF Doris to secure
votes for Bogy.
The Committee will ait again to-day, when il
is expected General Doris Till te examined
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Grand Total. 10, % Gifts al Caz>........-.sznnn nn
To provide meap for this magnificent coucort One
Hundred Thousand Tickets Only Hu bo 1.aed.
large portion Of witch &ro ett6adJ sold
PE1CE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets 50, halves, g. sod qua1ta1s = H.
Sales hare aiFesd PROGRESSED wta rasy sHs1 .f5y
ed that u drsvnE VII TIC plaza Pa2n
sdvcrtiscd Dn1sn are t9eIsloro advised thas
be opportunity 41ordod to soe1ro particular naaoe''
Tn object Of this Gift Coucoft tho
by ths special authorizing tho Concert for ~ nsasa
Il be forever fro ali citizens or ovaEy stste
Full psEticulaz. of aha mode Of drawing the 2tl4 -
paying them. and everything necessary to thorough
derst1ndnx Of tho acherne, Published N CITE
lar, which will b furnished fren to any who apply.
Tbs entire management Ut this nndcrAkinx nas
committed BY tbs Trustees Hon. Thoma1 E. 6rtm!sos
lAte Governor Of Kentucky, to whom eounauaeas''e'
r. T. DURRETT. P1rsdcut. ,,.,t
". n HALDEAAE. Vice tEtaoaof +
JoHN g: GAIN. seerstasy Publie Idbr*ry Y! OF ~
Order. for tickets .pplie.tons for .ssns.s Tna
fA,s information, etc., Will meet with prompt as'0
Mhan addressed to me. --i
Tu0s. e. BR1a11LETTE, LeutssiPs, ~, +.
= Agent Public 1AbrsY Il. Il.
For tickets OF information apply to E. l. D1opte F.
Co., Western Supply, 154 LaSAlle Chdcago rns -
Manasse, optician, GhasnAn House; Phillips q
81 Stata.st aud ~ WAbaah-ar, HoIto9 r..
West Lake-st; P. Y. F1tzpatrick 6a3 st4te-st.' ot
mont House+ ChicaGo.
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AFRICA.

Men YoRK, jan. 30:-A special from London
Zanzibar, visited the Sultan, accompanied BY d
number Of American and British officers. They
met with = grand reception. Sir Bartle delivered
the Queen's letter.
The British flagship Glasgow, d corvette, and
the Daphne and Britain are on tho coast; Three
elavers we're captured last ueek by the Glas-
COWS boatB.
News from DR.. Livingstone says his health has
improved
4 wnr was going on in tho 0urori country.
Sir Bartle goos to the coast On tho 2ith, and
Bill 60 eo1ne distance into tho interior.
, 1873-01-31
RtIlCARfA.

New YORK, JAN 30.-A Constantinople de-
spatch sayB An emeute of m alarming character
occurred to-day near Rustichuk, d fortified city
in Bulgaria.. ffty-fve miles east of Nicopolis,
in which thirteen Bulgarians and ten Greeks
we're killed. The cause Of the disturbance has
not trnnspired. During the riot the streets we're
crowded with furious populace, and the author-
pistols we're freely used, and, bosides the Killed,
q number are reported wounded. Order was finally
restored and several leading rioters arrested.
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damage was doae. Dsy bs fore yesterday thres
eoloEed rnen-5ohn sweeu ,, Clark Connor, aud
Reubon Elder-were n,Ea sted, and con3eseed
their guilt SHeeny YVES ,tried by Vigilance
Committee and hanged on Wednesday, night. It
last advices Connor an ]. Elder we're CLOSELY
guarded, and It was Ell 'ected they would b.
hanged last night.
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4 Bonded Cnr Robbery.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-A bo ndfd car belonging
to the Merchants Despate b Company, which
reached here to-day, from New York, WAS dis
covered to hnyo bean rob- bed Of about 81 800
worth OF goods, gold value consigned to Field
Bros, OF this city. Tho car WAS robbed between
Now York and Albany, and 1t is supposed tha.
the thief locked himself in The car at New York
This is the first robbary Of FOODS shipped to any
interior port Of entry since ae law providing tor
railroad transit OF goods ii bond went into
effect.
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BrR11n, Jan. 30.-Several German newspapers
report tho death OF the e1-Empreas Carlotts,
widow OF Ma1imilian, at Dresden.
I4ATEn.
Dresden, Jan. So.-The report in the Berlin
papers that the ex-Empress Car1otta was dead il
untrue. The Empress is still living, but her
condition is such that dcath ia probable at any
moment.
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lIA{ Y

ROME, JAM 3o-Randolph Rogers, the Amer
ican sculptor, has been made member Of the
Roman Academy OF ST. Luke, the first citizen
of the United States who has received the
honor.
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lowing New Years Day an incendiary ire oc-
cured in Arrow Rock, 31o., few miles from
Bonneville, which destroyed \ largo part Of the
business portion OF tho place. 4 few days later
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SWITZERLAND,

BERSE, Switzerland, Jan. 30.-The Swiss Gov
e1nment has appointed Secretary Of the second
class to the Legation at Washington.
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SALT LAKE, Jan. 9o.-Th, aluas Cartwright, 4
Mormon high priest, and ont .of the leaders. oi
the Mountain Meadow masainre, died recently
1T Beaver.
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r. r. DURRETT, President: -,,...
". n HALDEMAE. Vice PEtsioeof
yoHN g; GAIN. seersts1y Pahlis Id5r*g OF ~
Advertisements Received Too LutefoF clasA'
Gcatloa. -

TTH AyFn-TTo COWS FROM no. u HELhNAAff,,
We-1 txst eeou 1t 10 o'clock- Ono h1d horn psosa
N an ri1ht sds and thA other oH tbs laft Plaza g
Mrn Il found. 10 7. MURPHY.
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PORTUGAL
GERMANY.

LISBON, Jan. 3O.-The late Dowager Empress
Of Brazil waa buried to-day.
, 1873-01-31

1Iartin, the defau1ting Teller Of tho Chester,
Pa, Valley Bank, was, yeaterd1 :, sentsnced to
four and / half years hard 1abaf in the Pcniten-
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Port Office IrreEuIaritfex.

0"e 01*11e ~ u1tE1 11EeSs
CUMBERLAND, Md, Jan. 30.-Boyd, lato Assis-1
AIT Postmaster here, WIS arrested yesterday On
a charge of ;rraRula1ities in his accounta
, 1873-01-31
IOWA.
Spscidl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.


SENATE
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan: 5o.-The Senate to:
day resumed the consideration Of Title Is
Of the estates Of deccdents. No important
amendments we're made, and the bill passed.
Title 6 Of revenue was again considered, and
after long discussion, many motions, and some
excitement, all the new amendments proposed
woro voted down, the bill put upon it's passage
and lost-ayes, 20; nays, IS; not = constitu-
tiona majority. This made the third time the
bill was put upon it's passage and lost. A reso-
luton Was passed informing the Honse Of the
inability ct the Senate to do anything
with the bill, and asking tho House
to take up Title OF revenue as new bilE
Title rs Of discipline and government OF
prisons and penitentiariea wRs considered, \
few unimportant amendments made, and pasaed.
Adjourned.
In the House to-day, Chapter 8, Title II, Of
the Lire Stock act occupied the greater portion
OF the day, aud vas discussed 1t length. Sec
tion WAS amended 80 aa to include aases and
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RUSSIA,

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 80.-Publio opinion ia
in IN excited state over the accounts Of the
atrocious cruelties enacted by the Khivans on
the Russians, who have fallen into their hands
The people are heartily in favor OF tho e1pedi-
ton against Khiya, and demand the exemplary
for the campaign are being pushed forward
with vigor. The total force will probably nun-
ber 50, 600 men. The Prince and others high in
rank, are volunteering to accompany the army.
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SPAIN,

MADRID, Jan. 3o.-The defeat OF tho Carlist
force under the Curs Of Santa Cruz, by Gem
eral Gonsolas, was q greater victory than at
frst reported. Forty-seven insurgents were
killed. aud over 100 wounded.
In the Lower House of the Cortes, yesterday,
q Deputy moved that the bill for the abolition Of
slayery be amended 80 Is to take effect on tho
date Of its passage.
The recent defeat Of the Carlists produced d
most fa7orable impression on the population.
Many Carlists are throwing down their arms and
returning to their homes.
The Queen Of Spain yesterday gave birth to q
boy.
, 1873-01-31

MARRIED..
PA1NEEARLILE-A tho HannA tt House, Parton
nj Jsn q 81 the Rev. J. L. Nc TaIr. Freeman I.
PAinc, Of Cuicao and Gaaste D Carl .e q P4xton U