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Nesp'2lnrk Daily gribma1s.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. 1874.

The Italian Foreign Minister has received friendly
note from the Duke Dccazes. - There. was vio
lent debate in the French Assembly IN regard 10 the
treatment Of the Press. In the nChborne case Mr.
whaley has been summoned TO answer charge OF con
tempt of court. Much sickness prevails among the
Br lush troops the Gold Coast. g. The City of
Sanander threatened by the Carlsts. The campaign
in Valencia is opened. =-= minister has come TO
power Newfoundland favorable to union with Canada
81. Mr. Gladstone has expressed himself III favor OF
extending the elective franchise TO agricultural iaDorers
The Senate yesterday unanimously confirmed the
nomination OF Mr. Waite to be Chief Justice; substi
tute WAS reported by the Finance Committee for Mr.
Howes Liquor Traffic bill; the specie payment question
WAS again taken up, Mr.. MerTmOn addressing the
Senate In favor Of resumption discussion took place
between Messrs. Edmunds and MerrimOn which con-
tinued up TO the time the Senate went into Executive
session. In the House bill was reported from tho
Select Committee the Centennial Exposition request
ing the President to extend invitations TO other Govern
meuts 10 be prese mt and take part n the Exposition
after long debate the bil passed, only four mem
Der, voting against it the West Virginia contested
election case up, but was laid over till to-day
The next College Regatta is 10 be held at Saratoga
s. John siney addressed an Immense mass meeting
OF coal miners at Wkesbarre. urging tdem TO organ
ize - President White OF Cornell University de-
hyered an address Scientific Education" before
the New-York State Agricultural Society. 80 The
State Senate continued the discussion OF the Constitu
tonal Amendments. The Illinois House has
passed a compulsory education bill - The Wiscon-
su and Georgia Oranges were in session yesterday.
The Committee on Rates and Surveys presented the
6uperintcnGens annual report TO the Board OF Fire
showing the effects Of high rates OF insur
ance on insecure buildings. - loan OF S.OOOoOO
was negotiated abroad for the SANTANA Bay Company
60 The Importers and Grocers' Board OF Trade
adopted report enOodyDg important Recommendations
regard TO reform. The plethora OF money
caused another advance in the stock market. The
Clinton Avenue Church. Brooklyn, decided TO call a
counsel Of churches in the question
at issue with Plymouth Church could not be speedily
adjusted by the pastors. - New. Haven train
into q Harlem train in the Pourthaye tunnel and
severely injured. - Gold, llla, mi g.
Thermometer, 39o, AZ, 80.
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received with much favor leaves tho citizens
their votes, but makes them comparatively
worthless. 1t gives the common people one
vote and the great people several. accord
ing to their dignity Mr.. Ernest Picard declined
to consider this plan seriously, but called 1t
with some scorn "the revolver vote" which
perhaps injured the proposition more than a
careful argument would have done.
The foundation for all these outrageous
proceedings is that these Conservative Depu-
ties pretend to believe that the people or
France are unreasonable ungovernable, not
capable of tho moderation and self-rcstraint
required for republican government But
every day gives d positive contradiction 10
these aspersions. The Republicans of France
have made no mistakes, and done nothing to
give umbrage to timid people since the election
of ~ BarOdet. and even that event has not
seemed to loosen the bases of the universe.
They took an early opportunity, in the election
of M. dc Remusat, to repair that fault, IL IL
was one They have shown remarkable de-
gree ,Of elf-restraint and obedience not only
to law but to party discipline, aud at tho same
time they have surprised every one at home
and abroad by their steady independence OF
the Office holding classes. The Projects in the
time of Napoleon were absolute in the rural
districts. But the rural Republicans vote bet
ter and stronger now, under the Projects OF
de Broglie. than formerly under the Projects
of NJ Theirs. 1t is not too much to nope that
they may treat the official Mayors with equal
indifference and beat their advcrsaries on
their own terms. BIT the Cabinet OF the
Dukes arc playing much moro dangerous
game than they seem to Imagine.
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Amueemenis ano Alestinss.

AosDsNr or MUsIc.-Engish Opera: Martha" Miss
Kellogg.
Balm HALf---The Pilgrim.
BooTus TrEATBR.-"L La Fomme de Feu" Mrs. j. d.
Booth.
CoLossEUs--At II and at s. "Cyclorama of London by
Day"
f1FrH AVENUE TIRATRR-" Saratoga"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE." Humpty Dumpty Abroad"
G.. L. Fox.
NmLos GARpEN-"Thc Bellies OF the Kitchen" The
Voses Family.
OLYMPIC THEATER,-"N Novelty Entertainment
IoNr PASTORS OPBsA HoUsE.-yarieties.
UNION SQUARE, TnEkTEg.-" Led Astray.'
WALGAck's TIEATER.-" Money" Lester Wallack
ASSOCIATION HAII.-Lecture. Il A. Proctor.
soNERynIE GALLERY. Artists Fund Exhibition Of
Paintings
srEINwA Al HAIL--Lecture Benson j. LOSING.
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Dnelne5s NcIllrs

BACHELORS HAIR DYE is the best in the
perfect Hair bye At al drUgg
CASH ASSETS, 81, G04 ,306 84.-TRAvELERS LIFE
AND ACCiDkNT ISsUsASCR ConPASr Hartford Conn
COLDS AND CoUGHS.-Sudden changes OF
CLIMATE pulmonary and bronchial affections Tste at
osce Bz,wSs BRONCHIAL let the cold. cough or rta
ton Of TIE throat b. sight
THE SEVEN SENSES. by DIR. K. w Raymond,
, TsIBrxE LRcrrRa RxTR, No. 3. q Pdce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

The Animal Kingdom, published under N.
auspices OF the American Society for the Prsyenon
Cruelty to Animals. has just entered upon !" &C.,.
volume. 1t ia neat looking monthly paper oon.A
variety OF interesting reading matter, mostv ''s.
no, sxcu.yoly referring " Toe sxoespt WAS " Wv
the Society devices ttssIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
THE CHIEFJLSTICESHIP.
CONFIRMATION OF Mr.. WAITE

CONFIRMATION OF Mr. WAITE.
AN UNPRECEDENTED VOTE N THE sESATE--MR.
YATES NOMINATION CONFIRMED UNANIMOUSLY
SPEECHES BY SENATORS SUMNER, SHERMAN.
AND EDMUNDs-NoT WORD SAID N OPPOSITION
TO THE SOMINEE-THE ASSOCIATE JUSTICES SAT-
IsFIED WITH THE RESULT. :
[Br TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, JAN 2l.-Mr. Waite was confirmed
as ChefJ Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day, by vote which was never eqnaled
in its favorable character within the memory OF the
oldest Senator The nomination discussed for
about an hour during which speeches were made
by Mr. Sumner Mr. Sherman and Mr.. Edmunds.
The speech Of Mr. Sumner is spoken Of as one OF the
best and most impressive which he has delivered in
the Senate. While in no sense opposing the con-
frmation of Mr.. Waite, he spoke with much feeling
of the importance of the office and the great respon-
sibilty of the Senate and paid high tribute to the
profession of law and to OF the great judges and
lawyers Of the past. Mr.. Sherman spoke OF Mr. Wstes
high standing at home, and assured the Senate
there was not man in the world who had the re-
spect and admiration of his noighbors TO greater
degree than he. Not breath of suspicion OF re-
proach had ever been cast on him, and the Senator
did not believe man existed whose character was
more spotless, or whose sense of justice and honor
was moro acute He answered many questions
propounded by Senators from time to time with ref
erence to Mr. Waite and has character and abilities
During the entire discussion not word was esaid
in opposition to the nominee, but nobody pretended
that he was the greatest most conspicuous and
deserving lawyer in the country. The nomination
was spoken of by all as creditable. When the dis
cussion was ended, motion was made to take
vote and this was done. as additional compli-
ment to Mr.. Waite by Yeas and Nays and the result
WAS something which has rarely If ever occurred in
Tie SsaAte, Ns received every vote mi SHW-
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WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY D, 1874.

cnce to verify our original statement that in
Cincinnati they know the uses of the Post
Office. While we must regret that there
should be differences of opinion among tho
leading men of the party as to what particu-
lar lie aiding man should BE- Postmaster, we
cannot but be gratifed at the singular
unapimity among them upon the uses of the
office
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| The Press upon his denomination. The de-
mand is urgent for union of all good men
who would see in Philadelphia a city govern
mont above reproach or suspicion. The Demo
cratic nomination. unoppOsed by any third
| candidate, REFLECTS the Stokley ticket.
The House Committee of Ways and Means
have authorized the reporting of bill liking
tho amount of the currency at $4O0,OOO,0o0.
TO reach this limit, the $44, 100000, which has
lately been called reserve" is to be Issued
The Committee did not consider that Secre-
tary Richardson had any right to Issue the
$27.00O,OOO of the retired currency which he
has put out but they have concluded that his
action might as well be legalized, now that 1t
was past remedy. The currency has been in
flated in the face of the law and the prom
ises of President and Secretary The stoed
is gone; the Committee will not waste time
with locking the door. Nevertheless. their
action is q crumb of comfort TO tho infia-
t0nists.
An absurd objection WAS raised TO the
confirmation of Mr.. Waite. 1t il charged that
he spat upon the regular caucus nomination OF
the Republican party In his district ran az
an independent candidate. brought about the
election of a Democrat, and, in various other
ways. and for a long period of time. de-
fed the caucus rule All this we be-
lieve to be substantially true. and
we reckon it special credit 10 Mr. Waite,
that he valued his conscientious convictions AZ
y citizen more highly than the commands OF
caucus, and an equal credit to President
Grant, that he has for once discovered that q
citizen, acting independently of party, and
dcfying regular party nominations, Is very
often thus discharging the highest political
duty His confirmation Will settle all cOntro-
vcrsy.
1t ia announced that the President has finally
signed the Salary bill and thus il remorseless
ly cut of the extra 81 II which members OF
Congress have been drawing from the Treas
ury. There was mourning i'll Congress, 1t Is
said when it was known that the President
had. after delay of eight days. actually got
at the bill and given it the vitality OF law by
his signature. SO long a. the parchment
slumbered i'll the Committeeman, Congress
men pocketed s. ~ per day over and above
the amount now payable. During eight days,
then. they managed to divide S2l 900 among
them. But the blow fell at last, and the be-
reft statesmen are said to feel very much
disappointed that it fell SO soon. Seven dol
lars and twelve cents u day is Cor. rather. was)
great deal of money to the average states
man who had been hauling sand for ne"
house.
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The SANTANA Bay Company has effected a
loan of $5,0OO00O in England, but as it is only
Oh condition that it shall guarantee the pay
ment of So, 10000 of repudiated bonds of the
Santo Domingo Government, the loan can
not be looked upon as highly favorable. One
effect of the late Government changes in Santo
Domingo is the relief of the Company from
the immediate payment of the $4,000 due for
its lease Jan. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

Five years at hard labor in the State Prison
may seem heavy sentence for pocket-plck-
ing in the open street. But Judge Brady, in
passing this upon young thief convicted
before him yesterday, took occasion to say
that the offense was only one degree removed
from highway robbery. The penalty, though
severe, seems TO have been deserved; and 1t
needs special mention as warning to the
thieves who infest the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

Friends of reform in Philadelphia are dis
Amounted. The Republicans have renominated
Mayor Stokley; the Democrats have put up
Col ]. S. Biddle and strict party ticket.
This is a contemptuous disregard of the popu-
lar union movement, as well as Of the great
reform element of Philadelphia. The objections
% Mayor Stokley's candidacy have been already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

summed up by THE TRIBUNE; and we else
where reprint the significant comments OF
The Press upon his denomination. The de-
mand is urgent for union of all good men
who would see in Philadelphia city govern l.
mont above reproach or suspicion. The Demo.
cratic nomination. unopposed by any third
candidate, reflects the Stokley ticket.
, 1874-10-12
KkGc0IlortftsnA OF Il Dcufiat,n Slson.

IL
Mark Twain, in his new book about England,
tells how lie had tho tootAacho ono night III Lon.
t.o1,. and gare some pleasing recollectious Of
tho dentists shop Which 10 was wont to patron
lxo Wheii he livott III ElIniea. IIo says lone
night that tooth did jump and ovory time it
jumped i raised my head right off tho pillow.
How dill lio awake ai,l think about that
dentists shop in Einira. whero l had been
under torture so many timcs,- Of tliono pretty
dental INSTRUMENTS, so polial1ed and 80 cold !!
How did long to lay my check against ono
ono OF those short, tlick, hcavy, twBted
chapH with tle bow.legged futcd, and curved
bundles aud short hawkabiil taws How
reyoled in delight at tho thought OF having
such L thing clutch my refractory tooth, and
'yank it'll With what ploasnrablo omotions
canie csoTdinE into my mind thu rccoileetious
Of that dentist nnd Ills roomH and its fixtures
his big UaHY chair, With tho pretty, white-cur-
tanned window before it, Aud the nice biz, red
glass Hpittonn to tho left, with tho hole ID tho
h0ttoul, anil tho bitu Of wet cotton and tho bright
pieces of gold aud streams Of blood-Htained sail
~ OIL tho Bides And then the prottv little bu-
reau with tic bottles tho top, and tue little
yellow drawers which ho jerks out so gontly
when seeking for aOme new and moro delicate
instrument Of torture. And then tho boaut1ful
littIe round vcly9t-coyGleu stand OH tho eaH fix
ture, covered with tho nice drills and pretty ttlos
aud tho lovely litto croWbarH with tue stained
ivory hautlle1s, aMd tho 0uE atool crochet needle
with which he hlntn for now cayitieB, sud the
littlo rountl pasteboard box full Of gold Plugs
and tho dirty little napkin md tho rubber ball
syringe. and tho singular smell Of his thumb,
and I'LL TINT! Oh. how uico ~
, 1874-10-12

A clergyman In County Tyrone, ireland. thus
records bin observations Of Tho habits Of q tame
herring-gull in hia possession "Ho Ia now 3
years DID, having. been taken from tho meet, PIN
toued, and kept in q garden until this spring,
WHOM ! brought him into tho fowl.yard. where
he taok !up with tho poultry. I1o vas Ut first
rather nl,y. and Eoroamcd Whenever thoy ap-
l'roaehe1 l.'.n, but now he has become bolloar,
nnl ~ ablo to beat tho turkey-cock, Beixipg him
by tho tail. In fact, he haa quito cowed tho
fowl, His food ta rather peculiar being natu-
rally lover OF fish and worms, ,1o scena {o hare
lost hit tasto for tho former + nluy j,ero OBJ.
aorve. us i llas boon often nnid that gulla keep
gardens FREQ from slugs, tl,Et this birtl wou!;t
not look ct ono. though thay were otrored to him
continually. lIo throw thon, about with bis
bcak, which ho washed Immediately. showing his
sttor diegnst. Nls fa.osite food Is thu inHio OF
rats mud 1nico, which lo taseoss nicely, leaving
only the Fkin; ho also cats whatoynr IL given to
tho fowls, picking up tho grains OF corn wAioh
aro Hcattcrt.l for thoIu. llia latcat performance
is to oatcl, spar1ows, which no kills anl swallows
Whole; Ills way Of catching thom is like cat |;
erouohing down, ho alontly pouuceH on Lis yc:
tim, which TO itnmediatoly kills, holding 1t by
tho neck mud slIakingit Violently IIu Ia partial
to eggs, tloyourlMg thou Whenever Ill orportn-
Aity presents ithclf."
, 1874-10-12

Yesterday morning 1lr, A. G. Hoaipg returned
from brief campaign tour in Indiana. He run
down to LII Porto Saturday morning, and wan met
few miles this side OF thnt placo by a commit
too Of citizonH and band OF music. During tbe
afternoon thoro was well-atteudcd Swedish
lnoeting. which wns addressed by dr. John IL.
A1wcdson. 4 hall bud bcon hirod, III which Mr..
HeHing Was to spenl in this evening, but MUM.
bor Of female cr1laaderu succeeded Ia ipduciu r
tho ownor to break Ills contract, and iii,
lneoting, therefore, adjourned to tho Courts
iIouso: IAcre not being sufficient roou,
there, however, tho oroNd adjourned to thn
street, md there listened to III. Healnr. who's,
speech was chiefly leYotel to tho oubjcct Of
lnntcc, he advocating tho ulsnoio platform.
and dsnonicing the yiewa Of Gov. Hcndrioka.
Mr.. ltoslng found that all the Ge,2nans OF In
Porte-ana there MO many of ttleln--aro In
favor Of tho Springfield platform Of tho Oppo-
Bition party. About twenty-five OF them In L.
Porto will vote for the Republican candidate for
CongyoHB, owing to their opponItjon 10
tho financial plank tn tho Doulocratio
platform, bnt uone OF tAom viii yoto
Tor tho Republican nominees for tic Leria-
lature. III Michigan City, from whore hoo
people camo to tho mooting. no Germans viii
vote tic Republican ticket. Mr. HsHiuE is oom-
fitlank tint tho Opposition will carry La Porte
County by decided majority.
, 1874-10-12
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Col. FitzWysgam, OF London, is . 1ato guest at
tho Palmer House,
Ex.Mayor Meill arrived at Now York, from
Europe. Saturday, by the Cunara steamer Tara.
DEATH OF Mrs. SHERIDAN.
Mrs. Iary Sheridan, vito Of Police Commits
sioncr Sheridan, died ycsterdy morning at 1:3o
o'clock, ut her Fesidonce. No. 51i Twcuty-s zth
street, Of typhoid foyor. She Ind been ut tv
weeks. Alrn. SAerdan WIS IN cstmabo lady,
sud loYod for hor many Christian virtues ai.l
charities by a largo circlo OF acquaintauccs, Atp
luaves family OF five cllIldron to mourn hor
loss sho waA 10 yoars OF age. Funeral ser-
vices over her remnipH will take place at Y:3u u,
III. Tomorrow At st. Bridgel's Church, Of Which
the aecoased waa IL nlenbor. eha will be buried
al Calvary Gometary.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer Uoast-Gcn. JeEforaun c. DaYis, U.
=. A.; Con. Buchanan. Joiliayillo; Or. William
4. hurley, Dakota; Or. IT. pago, San Antonio;
Col. g. Dinsr1ore. Now York.
Grand Pdcilic Iiotei-Gon. A. Il. Burn
side, Providence, r. l.: Il. d. WheeIer. Hnp
Francisco; James Gwyn, PHILADELPHIA; r. A,
Cnlper, peoria John L. Mitchol milwaukee,
II. J. Becker, pittsburS John Allen Seahrook.
Ct. Tho noy. Thomas Hnrt, a1anitoba; +.
Hlotapor, pitssburg. -. >. fremont House
J. i. Earle, London: J. /. Merrill,
England; 4. II. Iyndall, Boston; Charles
n. Thorpe, pliladoiphia; John u. Clark, Fort
Scott. . Sherman! N0ttse- Frank c. uett,
England; James D. GlAsu, pittsburg; c. II. Da.
eon, noaton: J, Il. Page, Now York A. II. Dow-
man, U. i. A.; John g. Gault, Milwaukee.
, 1874-10-12

A Fiel,dtsla Csevcngc--Two Children
Carned to nentll by u IslAc1anr2et
R3onlo.tic
Fran TIE .patucah Kenturlaa,s, Ur!, I.
Somo wes.a ago WOMAN calling lernelf Bril-
gat Aiulhony applied 10 Dr. jackson, Of Coiun,-
bur, ky., for tho p'aco ut cook. Employment
w1s given hor, md Tor short while Hlso gave
satisfaction. A few llaya ago Tho doctor notioad
nolno isresnlaritioa in l!er lfe. an.l notified hcs
tint shu must look ont for anot!1or ho,ne This
appeared to 1nfnriato hor beyond control
tho pont-lp loylI In her nature burst
forth III n fury Of passion thas Bont tho
doctor Ecamprrlag for tho polleo aud
tho family for an asylum, Of nafety.
When LIE returned Bridget lad departed. leaving
his mirrors aud furniture Il wrock. 1t appears
tsias, from mistaken kintlncss, H1o waa not
prosecuted, hut allowed to depart unmoeste,l.
FROM hft' roAidence ahs went to tue hotel or
bosrdlng-hos.so ioert by al ca.imubIo tieru,an
Catholic named swtzlor, near the n. Il o. ltail-
roae. she easily imposed herself upon tho good
nature Of this lady, nul waa permitted to atop
with !lor, paying Aor buarl III work. She bc-
l'aSed buddy again, and Mrs. A. discharged her.
1nstoad Of Eoing or, llowoyoY sl,e wont IN into
alra. SIS nual III was Immediately nttos break
fant), and sent Tor tLiH Indy from tue dining
room. When allo got into Aer preucuco
hao e'maea9ed to abuse Aer In 4 mott