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ST. LOUIS GT0CK-YARpS.

Sr. Lou1s, Feb. 8.-Anotlor large meetiug OF
prominent business mon WIS held yesterday 10
connider the question Of establishing great
toels-yartls in this city. Articles Of association
wero adontod, o Board Of Directors elected, and
measures takou to raiso stock aud push the on
terpriBe vigorously.
, 1874-02-09

Inst night, WIS using IMMINENT containing alco-
hol for rheumatism. Tho bottle dropped. broke,
md caught fire. Tho flames communicated to
her clotlliug, sto wns severely burned. and died
to-day iu consequence.
, 1874-02-09

Spccial DispatcA to 11e Chicaao 1ribnne.
1Sp1ASAroLls, Inu., Fob. 8.-Jauoa ONoal,
tho notorlouy confidence nlnn. and George
Bruce, q striking printor broke jail this morn
ing antl escaped. O'Noal was contlt,od for plying
his vocation gu Kcntuelsinn wool ago. Druco
III q dangerous man. lIo waH In for drun1ton and
tlisorlorly conduct. Ilo iB suspected Of being
tho man WIN alnot into tho Sentinel aud Journal
Offices last Monday.
, 1874-02-09
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Stecta Dsl'asth 9 7As Gllfa4d 7F3b4Ns.
ALpANY, N. T., Fal 8.-lLEyEh-TAu market
opened Thssday with moderate uttelauce OF luosl
a.l EaRtcrn collntry buyers, a,,l gooA supply "
russ:ll of holders who confident nj abaining tlu
prico aBleI IL mako concessions. Olt th1 following
Jay tlle attendance WIS much lurge1, embracing
number OF prominent Eas1rn dealers anl brighton
mon, beaes fair representation from all partA Of ths
Rtats. puatness for tho umo wss quits ispad, pus-
, 1874-02-09
sOVERE]GNs or INDUSTRY.

ST. LOUIS, Fob. 8.-W,n. II, Eu.lo, Of Worees-
tor, AlasB., Master OF the National Council OF
Boyero!gus Of Industry, I'LL organization almost M
plan uill PURPOSES IL hero explaining tho Order
to mechanics, artisans, and luborors, aud organ-
izng subordinate Councils.
, 1874-02-09
SulrllE.

ST. Louis, No., Feb. 8.-T. T. Hatcl,. suppoa-
ad to 10 a travelling agont OF como New York
house. was found dead il liA room at the Plant
ors' lIouao. last evening, with tho top Of his
head nearly blown off by pistol shot, tho work
or hia QWn hand.
, 1874-02-09
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WARRINGTON, Fob. 8.-TAe Committee on In
dun Affairs aro maturing measures which look
to change in tho management Of Indian affairs,
dispensing with tho present Board Of Indian
Commissioners, and restoring management to
tho War Department. A gonorat roform Ia H.
dim agencleB will be recommended.
, 1874-02-09

LONDON, Fob. 8.-.lhe lnteat advices from
Srnatra show ttat the Acheen Chiefs still hold
out, and aro building forts III the interior.
, 1874-02-09

LONDON, Feb. ga special to tue Times ro-
ports that the famine has extoudod to Nepaul.
, 1874-02-09

!S7eciat Disuatch u Tie Cafca4o Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. 8.-Disllop QuintArd, OF
Tennessee, Ia here in tho interests Of the
University Of the South, and has preached threo
Hormous to-day.
, 1874-02-09

srAn1ANp, Ill.,. Feb. IA Bon Of Michael
Dodds wealthy farmer living faw miles wcat
Of horo, shot linasolf to-day accidentally, while
out hunting, killing him Instantly.
, 1874-02-09

!Sprctu, D,spaich to INo Chicaao Tribune.
IapIANAro1.Is, Ind, Fob. B.-lho excitement
oyor the prlntcrt' striko hos nearly died out:
Tho newspapers anl Job onlccs aro we'll supplied
with rats" tlnuls to Clicago, Cincinnati, anu
Louisville.
, 1874-02-09

chaacra obtaining en..to ut about tue same nrjces as
Inst wcck. Bardaya nttcndanco waa pooi, it'd bl,p-
nea' was rapid, Hew York taking most heray Of tlle
offerings. At int fow cnttlo rc,,1acf IN tLe
yarls, md trade has cloaed. Tho ruling Ut to mnr-
knt Inns hec', aea'ly mud firm from Tho opening hi tho
elosc, with TO tabla advance over tho ruit.H pr!scu
Of tho Atoot Ii ,na!nly 1aulo np III tLo
lcttor qualify. There wore 1umEer Of herd Of ex-
cellet stock in tho yarls, hut thu nvurhgc qualify of
oEertnHa waH Kcarccy gou.. ~ INIT week, Tho re-
colpts for tho week were 303 caroas. lricea wore IN
follows:
Premium. $725576O
Extra. ............... ................. G.e6tE175
Efat tihl1ty. 6.AlfGGIj
Hocod lunilty. .........,............. bGUG9650
Third lunllty. 4.6ot35nO
Inforlor. 3NutG460
H1tEEr AND LAMns--1scccirts, 14,40D lead. Thu
market r1c.l tlrln mud atcHly ut Inst wccka qosa
tona. Tho nyorago quny Of tho stock n fair, with
few receipts Of limbs. sheelt 5Gl7o; oxtra, 7l@9c
, 1874-02-09

said hls fa1nity rosi1os. 11o lcaves a wife nnd
sovernl children.
D1ooM1NaroN. Ill.,, Tob. 8.--,racolb Frond, MIR
deret ht tho junction.. 1iehr Springfield, last
night, wRH II lc,ssling Hebrew roBilort Of thiH
city. Tho n{fair ca,lHeB nucl cxcitotnont mud
uDtumet)t hDrQ.
, 1874-02-09

THE SlAMEGE TWINS.
pMlLApEIrulA, pR., Feb. a.-Iho examination
Of Tho boiiea Of Chang and Eng will tako place
IN the College Of physlclans, ,to'p1oErow.
, 1874-02-09

md suggestive. But It VIVA dIeloyal, q year ago,
to 1naln any commont upon thom. That dlspo.
sitfon was offoctually aubduod by D. ". Adams,
tho Mantor Of tho National Grunge, at tlo sos-
Hson OF tho Iowa Stato Grange, lust february.
"Bnroiy," naia ho. In burat Of indignation,
two ought not to grl1ulblo Mt paying Il good
prlto for tho Order, We cnnnot llayo that. n1,d
our money, too. Let uB not by oiir pon,,ro,iH
nction upon thiH. occason, justify tho anecr, al-
ruady too prevalent In tin common aentimont,
tint Tile TRIO way to catch Patron Of Hts
bnndry Is to bait stoel trap With 8.cont piece,
mud act 1t by hin door,"
III MY noxt lottor, propose to conduct You i1-
side Of
THE NATIONAL GRANGE,
and Introduce you personally to itB1egftiMnto
n1e'nborH. Wllito I point out to YOU tho roally
honest, activo, nnl taloutctl partners of tho con-,
corn, wo will look into itB rules Md mode Of doing
business. It may 10 tint Bhall find 1t nocesBn-
ry to givo all fnHght into Tic character, hnbitB,
and former occupation Of most of tho diBtin-
guislcd oflloialB Of tho National Grange, -slow-
Ing how they contrivcd to 1.-Two before tho Onlor
began TO pay aud even tho lessor 6tato-Q Grunge
digMita,icB n,ny not cscape our notice.
but wllio VIC freely oritioiao tho Inherent do
iccs OF ita fundamental lnwB, md Justly do
nou,lco tho rulers Of the Order Of Patrons OF
IIuHba,!t]ry, MY pen shall not fail to pay an elo-
n,,ont tribute Of love, admiration, and ro-
spcct to itB pure principles libornl rrccopts, and
noble aims. CHARLES WHITAKER.
, 1874-02-09
Grnngors and Observation-Disclosures

Fairfield, Jefferson Co., Ia, Fcb. 6.
70 the Editor af The Chfcddo Tribune:
SIN: Tho following resolutions wore passod
by tho County Council of tho patrons Of uus-
ba,it|ry of Jefferson County, H.:
WHEREAS, A Convention Of Observation-Disclosures,
held In Chicago resolved that they would sell psows
to Farmers Clubs Oranges, except ut retail prices
therefore,
esoired That wo will not purchase any implements
mule by satd Companies ut retail prices or any other
1rcct al,d tlat WI will Influence to prevent
others from doing 70, while they mni1.tan tho position
assumed toward tho Oranges and Farnlers' Clubs In
tlo aboye resolutions. JoIA Ross, Secretury.
, 1874-02-09

suec,at Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune,
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 7.-Alr. q. s. Whitney,
State Deputy, organized L Grange Of 90 nlon.-
lora ut 0Aenlos roceutly,-S. E. Jotfora, Mastcr.
, 1874-02-09
Report Of SnturAny's Rr0cco.tings i'm
tho National Grange Mt St. 1.0l1ts.
Specfat U8tHtch u The Chicngo IIitine

Report Of SnturAnyss NrDcccttinHs In
the National Grange Mt st. Louis.
Special Ds8mttch to The chfcago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No., Teb. 8.-Tho National
GraugorB have had 4 quiet day. and scattered
about IN o miscellaneous way to tho different
ohurchos. They will try and conclude their
laborB tlllB weok.
81. Louis, Feb. 7.--The National Grange hold
but ono bllnincHs Ho5slon to-day. Tho cnll Of
States was continued to-day. Master Hudson,
OF KnnBus. presented y memorial regarding tho
establishment Of o Territorial Government oyer
the 1ndian Territory. noforred to tho Commit
too On Commercial Rotations.
Gen. Vaughan, Of MnsBachnacttB. presented n
claim from Master Lewis, OF Louisiana, also ono
from tho National Deputy Of the samo State.
Referred to tho Committee OIL Clnims.
Master Chase, OF Now Hampshire, offered a
resolution to hnyo printed 500 copies Of \ COM
poto list Of members OF tho Nntional Grange
prcBcrt with their wives, aud their Post Office
address; nlao list OF committoos appointed.
Carried.
Master Porter, Of Nebraska, moved Commit
too OIL Statistical Crop Reportn, md tho Com-
mittco OIL Constitution aud bylaws WAS ap-
| pointed such Committee.
Several other resolutions wore reforfeu to the
| Committee Oh Resolutions mud Constitution aud
| Bylaws.
Tue evening session WAS devoted to comforting
! Tho sixth dogyce OIL Masters of State Grangos
| and their wives, thoy being tho ouly persons
| entitled to receive.
| 4 good doal Of interest coutros III the forth
| coming report Of tile Commlttoo OH Transports
ton, Of which Col. Smodloy, Of Iowa, Is Chair
man, and which! Is expected to olnbody tho MUM
| points Of tho adlrepH reeontty delivered by thns
Gentlclnall before the State Graugo Of Iowa
This address las aready been published.
, 1874-02-09

Balance yet due III. Holly, to come out Of
tue rcccpH OF 1673.. ,543 .38
Technically speaking. thoso accounts woro ro-
ported OH by M Auditing Committee Of tho Ma
lioual Grange at lta session OF Janua1y, 1878;
and they Bay, "rlley find tho nanno to be por-
fectly correct; md they embrace this opport,,-
nifty to congratulate tho Patrons of HuHbandry
OF tho whole United statoH upon this evidence
of tho business capaeity au1 financial integrity
Of to tiBcal officers Ut their National Grange"
Ii there any satire lIplo2
Lct us noxt look, in connection with tho above
hguroa, ut tho
OFFICIAL ESTIMATE or ExrENsEs
for tho year 1878, as reported by tie Finance
Committee md approved by tho Executive:
To ray tic above balauue due AIR. Kelly lua
To lMy 1ntloalto and per llum Ut members at
the National Gralge session, Jal!lAry, l873,.. 900
To pay ex;>euHos Ut Executive uu,nltteo...... 1M0
70 ny for printing, stationery, Rosage, otc.,. GUuD
10 l,aY Mr. Kelly for salary. l873,,...,.,,, 3HU0
xo pay fcat VI uthgp... ......,.".............. t0o
70 pay RAlary 1T Treasurer. 0uu
10 pay contingent exlulxea. 1000
Total estimated expenses for 1s7s......... .$2aooo
The foregoing tlgurea sppeas 10 me alRniQ can't
, 1874-02-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
PLYMOUTH, Fob. 8.-Tho steamship 11orlor
from Now York. llns arrived.
NEW YonK, Fob. B.-Arrived-Stoamor Aus
tralia, from Glasgow.
, 1874-02-09

Total estimated expenses for l879...... 600
TAs foregoing tlgures sppsas to me slgnia can't
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12
THr Rrs,rr IN CHEHALrs COUNTY.

THE Result IN CHEHALrs COUNTY
The following returns of the election in
Chehalis county. kindly furnished Us by
Mr.. Goodell, should have appeared in a
previous issue. but were mislaid and con-
sequently omitted. We publish in the
belief that it had better appear late than
never: Judge Jacobs received Al ma
iority; j. P. Judson, IL; F. H. Cook,
50; J. A. Karr, Joint Representative, %;
NJ. 2. Goodell, Sheriff, and c. N. Byles'
Auditor, were elected without opposi-
ton. A. j. Gibson, Saml Bonn and
r. Arland were elected County Com
missioners; Mr.. Scammon, Treasurer;
H. D. Taylor, Probate Judge James
Gleason, School Superintendent; c. N.
Byles Surveyor, and John Webster,
Wreckmaster. '-' "''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

The CANADIAN RAILRoAD.-Recent dis
patches to the Victoria papers announces
the decision of the Confederation au.
thorities that the Canadian Pacific Rail
road between Nanaimo and Esquimalt
shall be commenced forthwith, that
the least amount expended in British
Columbia shall be $4,000, 900, per an
mum, and that construction will com.
mence on the mainland, as soon as the
survey shall warrant. ".
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

TausrErs. AT. an election held in
Tumwater, on the 9Th inst, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected Town Trus.
tees for the ensuing year: 8. N. Cooper,
W. F. Crosby, D; B. Johns, s. G. Ward
and A. j. Glover. r.. .-... +',:.'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

BAL MAsQuE.-The Olympic Club"
propose to give masque party at Co.
lumbia Hail, in this place. on Christ
mas evening. The supper will be pro-
vided by the young ladies Of the Boat
Club All who participate are required
to mask. 20" 90. r. .shuf or e.. H..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

PEasosA4, Judge Strong, Of Port
land, attorney Of the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company, has been in
this place the past few days. in at
tendance on the District Court. J. 81 !.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

A DEsINTEREsrED VRw.-The Van
couver Register, in abiding to the at
tempt of the official junta to send ia
cobs to Washington as special attorney,
says:
"Olympia wants to make Special Postal
Agent of Delegate-elect Jacobs, TO which the
Standard interposes some very sensible OBJ
jections. 1t would be an unmerited insult
to Mr.. McFadden to send another person tothe
National Capital to do that which he has al
viz: to serve the Territorys interest in every
way he could"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

AZ The remains Of man, supposed
to be of Walter H. Crapley. were found
on the northeast side of Protection is
land, a few days ago. It is conjectured
that he was on his way to Port Town
send from the island, and encountering
one of the numerous tide-rips of that
part of the Straits his boat was swamped
and he drowned. .5Ii .g..,.s ...
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

- The transit. Of Venus, the event
which has been engaging SO much at
tention in the scientific world, occurred
last Tuesday. 1t cost our Government
$50. 900 to make observations from diff
ferent parts of the world, all to ascer-
tain the distance of the earth from the
sun. ~ gl.n., L.,Y GaI ..t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

81 The Albany (Ogn, J Register says u,
that should the vOlume Of water increase
N ths Wllamette. the milla viii not b
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

INcRSAsrNa.- The votes cast at the re-
cent general election indicates an in
crease of population in the Territory.
The total vote was 8, 80, against 7 81
in 1872 and 6,183 in 1870! l4a a.iaIg
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

ssS- The Musical Review for .Noyem-
Der, published by Sherman & Hyde,
San Francisco, is an unusually good
number. The value Of the music in
each months issue, is equal to the
amount oflthe annual subscription, q ~,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

4, SKNrESCED.--John Chapman was SEN
fenced last Tuesday to thirteen months
imprisonment in the Penitentiary for the
crime Of manslaughter. and Timothy
Dryer to one year in the county Jail,
for assault. Both cases were continued
from'last term Of Court, and the circum-
stances attending them are we'll known
in the community. - =, ''D',. "a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE We yield much
of our space in this issue.to the Presi-
dents Message. If some portions of it
appear rather misty or ambiguous, our
Republican readers will lay tito the
telegraph, and our Democratic friends
to the muddled condition Of the Execu-
tive brain after tho trying ordeal it has
had to eneountc., in the result of the
late elections. t..usl ...to q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

/ CHEZ JusTlcE.--Iti is said that M. T.
Mulhey, Of Portland, s. G. Vineyard Of
this place, and O. II. Lairsbee, Of Cali
tornia, are aspirants for the Office Of
Chief Justice Of this Territory. IS ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

;RIoULAR TRPs.-The liZephyr will
hereafter make regular trips between
this place and Seattle, lsavink hera or
Wednesdays and Saturdays ut 8 A. n.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

Ga.1srxAs BALL. A, grand ball will
be gwen at Steiiacoom Oh Christmas
evening, at Harmon's Hotel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

UMoUSDED.-The report thst Gen. j.
W. Sprasue is an aspifant for gnberna.
torial honors, is said TO be without fonn.
datlOu t 4....iy = .,1 uiA- {atE stai
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

9, ~ Mr.. F. q. Cook has purchased
the Echo establishment and assumed ed.
torial control Of the temperance organ.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

SkM-AssuAL EIfcr1ox. Alta regular
meeting Of the Thurston county Wom-
an Suffrage Association, held in this
place, last Wednesday. the following
named persons were elected officers for
the ensuing half-year: President, Mrs.
PC. Hale; Vice President. Mrs.: NJ.
A. Barnes; Secretary, Mrs. c. f. Syl-
vester; Treasurer, Mrs. A. II. Giddings;
Trustees, Mrs. A. H. H. Stuart, Mrs. M.
o. Brown, and Mr.. JIM. Murphy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

in the settlement of claims Of British subjects
arising from the acts committed between
April i8, 1851, aud April 9, 1865, became pay'
able under terms Of treaty within the past
year and was paid upon the 21st day Of Sep
jember, 1874. In this connection renew my
recommend tion at the opening Of the last
session of Congress that special Court b
created to hear and determine all claims
against the United States arising from acta
during the instruction. II appears Equitable
that opportunity should be Offered TO citizens
OF other States to prove their claims, - well
as those OF British subjects, whose Claimi
were not admissible under theslate commits
sion, to the early decision OF sOrne cOmpe.
tent tribunal 70 this end recommend the
necessary Regulation TO organize aCOuft ID
dispose Of these claims Of aliens referred 10,
in On equitable and satlsfa0t0Fy manner and
to relieve Congress and the Departments from
the consideration Of these questions. TX,
The legislation necessary to extend to'tht
colony OF Newfoundland certain articles ioi
the Treaty Of W ashington of the 9th Qfi May,
1874, . protocol to that effect was signed N
behalf Of the United States and Great Britain
on the 18th day of May last, and WAS duly
proclaimed on the following day. u A. procla
nation il submltted herewith. N !. ~ 6Ef
/ 4 CODY Of the report of the commission up
pointed under the act of March 10, 1872, to-
surveying and marking the -, = t"I,
BOUNDARIES BETWEEN. rHE UNITED STATE,
AND BRITISH fossEseIoNs ''8'' ' :,
From the Lake Of the Woods to thu
summit Of the Rocky Mountains, Il
herewith transmitted. 81. ann happy
to announce that the field work of tht
commission has been completed, and that the
entire line from the northwest corner Of thu
Lake of the Woods to the summit Of thu
Rocky Mountains has been run, and marked
upon the surface Of .tha earth. tits believed
that the amount remaining unexpended o
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

fc,,nonca ~ a,,s,as AZ c;,;.an ~ .h s ~;
oaS,at.s ~ an Sp rS,hons M ir,er,; ~ IN.
.sN Nv s., "m IA S,rHer4.ts .hS.a ~ 10y
.nI D ;. ~ ass1 th o,s',, ~ ~: uI ~
I M;. =. S s..t sne .;,u ~ sh;"1S .. Se
narSormon"s ss ~ ahe: a.I:ust,ons ~, . uI.,.s.
sI.awhere Ths statns ~ 4 citizen ho-n -
4 mericar ;,arenis yssid n fnre,rr cou ".
- ~ X,n:,;csr 1870 SSs.h - 1879
No. ~ - Xn..;c.r "isi..~s r.s;S,o. "hnne3
sio.s' ~ n'.sst,",, ~ 80 rs... ..s ~.
t,.s.v sr. sc,,r"s - freone .SsS S;sSo,,i,y
Eng Cis r,ss.t S Sn ness Sss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-12

Of exchange in use being OF . ductuating
value; for after all II Is only worth Just what
they win purchase Of gold and silver metals
having an intrinsic value, Just IN proportion
10 the honest labor ittahes to produce them.
A large margin must be allowed for profit by
the lnanufacturers and producers. 1t Is
months from the date of production to the
date OF realization. Interest upon capital
must be changed and the risk Of Auctuation
in the value Of getting that which Is to be
received in payment. Hence, high prices,
acting as q protection TO the foreign pro.
'ducer who receives nothing in exchange for
the product OF his skill and labor except q
currency good alta staple value the world
over. 1t seems 70, me that nothing 10 clearer
than that the greater, part OF the burden OF
existing prostrati0n, for, want Of sound
financial system, falls upon the w0rkingmap,
who must after an prodace the wealth, and
the salaried man, who eaperintends and con.
duon business. The burden falls upon them
ment and by the decreased purchasing power
of their salary. It Is the duty Of Congress-
not mine-t0 devise the method Of correcting
the<vi6 which are acknowledged To exist;
but l will venture 70, suggest two or three
things which seem to me as absolutely neces.
sary TO return to specie payraevt. The first
great requisite in Q return TO prosperity ID
that tile legal tender clause 10 the law auihsr.
izing the issue of currency by the National
Government should ba repealed, to take effect
- to al centracts entered into after o day
liked In the repeating act, not to apply, how.
ever, to payment of salaries by the Govern.
inert, o. other expenses now provided by Law
to be paid in currency in the interval pending
between repeal and final resumption. Pro
visions should be made by which the Secie
tary NJ the treasury can obtain gold a. it be.
comes nA6essary from time to time, from the
date when spscie resdmption commences.
TO this migk and should be added revenuc
sufficiently in excess Of expenses to insure our
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-05
The SiaInese Twins.

New YORK, Feb. 5.-A dispatch from Rich
moud, Va. says the scieutiic medical commits
sion, from Philadelphia, arrived at Mount Airy
on Saturday last. On Sunday a consultation
was had with the wives of the Samcsc twins,
which resulted 10 obtaining consent to the
proposition of the commission on the condition.
and with the distinct understanding that the
bodies should not be mutilatcd. The commits
sion repaired to the cellar, where the remains
of the twins were inferred, and opened the
outer coffin, and then removed the inner cotin
to room above The bodies were found in
good state of preservation. Chang's features
were partially discolored, but those of Eug be-
ing natural. The widows then entered the room
and took final farewell Of the remains and left
them to the doctors. 4 partial examination
was then had, which Was followed by a consul
tation. A partial embalmment was then per-
formed, aud the bodies once more covered in
the coffin, securely soldered in IA Tin box, and
again boxed. After obtaining the consent of
the widows they were removed to Mount Airy,
and thence to the Richmond station for trans
portaton to Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-05
The English Elections.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-Additional returns reeciv-
ed this morning from the Parliamentary cleo
tons show gains for the Conservatives of one
seat each in the following places: Berwick,
Leeves aud North Anterior. They have also
gained the two seats for Nottingham Two
seats for Penryn have been gained by the Lbe-
rails Liberals have again been returned from
Cockermouth, Deusberry Glasgow, Mcrthyr,
Tydvil, Rochlalc and Bradford. La the last
mentioned place Right Hon. Wm + lward Fors-
ter had majority OF 100 over his Conservative
opponent. Liberals have been chosen to repre-
sent the city Of Edinburgh Ashton, UNDERLINE
andStatybridge have been chosen conservatives
Thus far the conservatives have gained 45 seats
lately held by Liberals and Liberals have been
chosen for 10 seats before occupied by coDscr-
vatives. Of the total number Of Members
chosen up to this morning the conservatives have
Majority of %