, 1874-01-29

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.--A New Haven
train ran into the Harlem local train in
the tunnel this morning demolishing the
rear car of the latter and wounding foul
passengers. one seriously.
The Pacific Mail steamship City OF
Panama, which sailed for Aspinwall Fri
day, returned this morning to this port
leaking badly. The Captain deemed il
prudent to return. Neither the ship OF
cargo was damaged.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 21.-The State
Grange is in session here. The Grand
Master delivered an address this after
noon. showing hourishing condition OF
the order. The report of the Secretary
shows that there are $50 subordinate
oranges in the State and that they are
constantly increasing.
ATLANTA, Jan. 21.-The State Grange
met here o-day. Seventy oranges were
represented by five hundred delegates.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 21.--In the Joint
Convention OF the General Assembly
to-day, Gov. William Pinckney Whyte
was declared duly elected United States
Senator for a term of six years from
March, 1875.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-The engine OF
freight train near Pass Mitchael ex-
ploded to-day killing the fireman and
engineer and wrecking four cars.
New YORK, Jan. 22.-A cable dispatch
states that the SANTANA Bay Co. is nego-
tiating in London loan fer $5,000.000,
and as part cf the negotiation the COM
pany agree to take up the Hartmount
bonds which have been repudiated by
the Baez Government.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. The House
Military Committee agreed by vote OF
Z to to report joint resolution re-
questing the President to convene a
Court of Inquiry of five officers to ex-
anime the charges made by the Secreta-
ry of War against General Howard, and
also adopted an amendment offered by
Guncle, of Ohio, instructipg the Court
to report their opinion as well upon the
moral as upon the technical and legal
responsibility for such offenses.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-A rumor was
in circulation tonight that q change
would soon occur in the Cabinet; that
Richardson would resign. The report
lacks official confirmation and the fact
that Richardson SO late as yesterday
avowed that he entertained no 1nten-
ton of resigning tends to render the ru-
NOR very doubtful.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The bark Lo-
have, bound for Buenos Ayers from San
Francisco, put into Rio Janeiro with
the loss of mainsail and other damage.
She had been spoken Nov. 14th in Lat
SIC 50' south, Long, 700 II west
with main mast gone by the deck and
her mizzen topmost carried away.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Postmaster at
Austin, Texas, telegraphed Postmaster
General to. day that both DAVIS and Cook
claim mail matter directed to Governor
of Texas, and asked for Instructions
Postmaster General, after consultation
with the President, directed that all
matter addressed 20 the Governor of
Texas, be delivered to Gov. Cook.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 23.-Flour, Sc IS
al. Wheat, 81 80.
New YORK, Jan. 23.-On the 10th of
January the American brig Margaret,
bound for New Orleans, was boarded by
Spanish gur-boat. The officers of the
gun-boat demanded full account of car
go; where she was from and whittier
bound Admiral Scott wrote to the
Spanish Admiral inquiring why the act
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he could not allow boarding of a peace-
able merchant craft, it being clear that
no suspicious craft would remain under
shortened sail within few miles of the
principal port of the Island. 1t is re-
ported that the Spanish Admiral disa-
vowed proceeding of commander and
sent suitable apology to Commander
Scott.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. %. The mar
riage of the Duke of Edinburgh to the
Grand Dutchess Maria was solemnized
this afternoon. The day was observed
as holiday since early this morning.
Salutes were fired and streets were crowd
ed. Festivities will continue several
days. City is gaily decorated and will
be Illuminated Saturday and Sunday
nights. On Monday there will be a
grand review in front of winter palace.
New YORK, Jan. 23.-William Oston,
TeSlutub VI luG NcSt6IA CulOA 1cle-
graph Company, to day concluded his
argument before the Senate Committee
on Post Offices in opposition to postal
telegraph scheme.
Pinchbeck s friends deny that he made
any confession to Senator Morton OF
fraud in connection with his election by
Kellogg to the Legislature. The whole
trouble appears to be disposition to
desert Pinchbeck by the Kellogg party.
NEW York, Jan. 23.-Gazeway & La
ma, importing and exporting company
of Georgia, have each brought suit
against Hugh McColloch as Secretary OF
Treasury, to recover value of 57S bales
of up land cotton which they allege was
unlawfully seized and sold during the
war.
SAN Francisco, Jan 23.-At regular
annual meeting of Electrical Construc-
ton Co, held day, the following Off
GERS were elected: George S. Ladd, Jas.
Gamble, George II. Mumford and Ste