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, 1874-01-31

The Election OF Trustee asid Crottitors'
Committee Confirmed by tho isnnA-
r.Iptoy Court.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-ln the United States
District Court this morning, Judge Cadwallador
made tho following ordor in tho matter Of Jay
Coo1se l. Co.:
The report and certificates Of the Register, filed
yeatcraay, haviag lecn duly considered it ~ ordered
tho nominations Ut tlo Trustee and Committee Of
Creditors reported Herewith, bc uud tue aane are
hereby confirmed by the Court.
Wl,ureupon It Ii further ordarcd that tho Receiver
and tho banltrupts transfer aud deliver a the proper
ty and essnto OF tie bankrupt to the Trustee 10
nomjuutcd. aud TINT the nankrups convoy and
transfer the to tho sntd TRUSTEE by decd Of the
for prescribed by ths general orders Of tho supreme
Court.
Thcga orders are to be executed under the direction
OF tins llegster h0 s authorized to make a
ry al pr0per Incidental orders. AnI to direct their
enforcement. Ho will report tho execution Of tlese
orders when It shall have bcen colnpieted aud foras-
much as Edwin N. Lewis, tho Rccevor, will thus be-
colle tie TruHae Ut tho estatc ha Court is Of the
opinion TINT tho settlement Of his accolnts
III tho former relation must bo closed before lta
new relation Of TEtCc tato effoct at tho
tlnle Wherefore 1t ia further ordered, that e said
accounts bs finally settled forthwith IN the manner d.
reeecl In tue Courts order Of NoY. 70 Last and
Thomas =. 6tolesbury, Of philalepa, merchant, an
aud tobsrt shoemaker, Of the sams pluce. 1''ercha
will auch other ono or moro or the Committee Of
Creditors may desire to participate, ho Commits
nolsrs to represent tbs interests Of tho creditors III
tie matter Of tbs Receivers accoua, which aro nc-
curdg to the true intent OF these ordera 10 10 audit
ed, settlcd, adjusted, aud closed au1umaslly.
, 1874-01-31

Last Dny OF tho Session in Buffn1o.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO. N. y, jan. s0.-The National Board
OF Lnke Underwriters held its last meeting here
to-day.
Tie committee reports we're discussed.
A. Comnttco OF thrco, consisting Of A. A.
Eustaphiove, Capt. ". ,. Robinson, and Will
inn, Lowering, was appointed to correct errone-
GUS adjustments Of rates.
The tariffs on bulls and cargoes romain prin-
cipally the same aa last year. Among the
changes IL the equalization OF tariff on iron
aud wooden hu1lB.
4 resolution was adopted requiring that no
compensation above 10 por cent OF the premiums
be paid to any agent for the transaction Of busi-
meas.
It was resolved that premium notes will here
after mature OIL tbs 18th Of October, instead OF
Oh the 1st OF November. as formerly.
On motion Of Capt. Z. P. Dorr, resolution
was adopted asking Congress- to make appro-
priations to remove obstructiona from the mouth
Of the Detroit River.
Tho Convention adjourned aine die, to meet ut
tho Gull Of the Executive Committee.
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fNfEkAH H1ntAEtHt
wneat-Wlntcr, 1aa 45l2a na arrlng, l2a 26a124 oa;
white, 13s G,l9i3s ud club 1Ja l1dSIis I'd. Corn,
41s. Pork, 7Vs. Lard, 44s ID.
LIVERPOOL. Jun. s0-4WO y. tn.-DreadstnEfH dull
Spring wheat, 12s@12s I'll white, It's 6d@lIa vi !;
cl, lo.M@l44 Corn a s9s cds540g; ltsat unchanged
1hvEnrooL, Jan. 30.-3 y. m.--Cottun quiet.
Mit1ng upland, 7lG971sf; Orleans, B.{t389:d salea
11001 baiea; Arlcrlul,, 7,50U speculation n1s1
port 9ooO. saes u tho week., 52ooo; export 1000
Apeenatlon 1910. Stock, o3a,ouo American, 2a QUO.
lseceIpts go sr;ea' 10000. As.saI c:port.
and fabrics nj hnrl,cstor 1nIet and unchanged.
1'rea,lsuffa-pu; California while wheat, average
Wesori aprine, l2seel2s 81 rcd winter, rs 4lDl2a
3d. l'eeapts Of wheat for In ast, tlrso days, $1,000 qrH
rroyiatous-uacou-Lon clear, 4la; 8hort clear,
49,.
LONDON, Jan. 30, p. m.-Tl,o amount Of bullion
Withdrawn from tho bank Of Engtand Ut batunco to-
day III r2i3o 900. CuuAuls, U2,s Tor monoy nnll ac-
eoant. United Status seeursies-5-oB of 'o5. 1os2l
do, Y7, 1U315 1D-40t, 105h new 6s lu2a(. Now
York Central o5;S Eric, 44SG944'S do, preferred,
G9h.
FnaNxroR1, jan. au.-Fivo.twontics Of 1862, 81.
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REVISING THE STATUTES.

pec;uE Dispatch TO 1Ht EhicdNo It7tnns.
sIMrL1FlCArtoN OF pLEADISoH.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Jan. 30.-Tho Judicial De-
partment Committee reported on Two bills,
Dtadwell'a and Truitt'a, recommending lint
they do not pass.
Dradwell believed tile subject Of pleadings
deserved the careful consideration Of tho House.
It was whether they would change the cun1ber-
some and anciont ploadings for moro simple
forms. Tho object WIS to abandon tho old or
cart pleadings, aud come up with the nge Of ra,l-
rondA and telegraph. in law na in other mattorg
Lntze and Lawyer moved to postpone the bills
to July 4, but OH motion Of Orsndortf tile post
ponenent WIS tabled, aud the BILLS wore made
the special order for "Wednesday next.
Tho 1awyors ara iuimical to change, with tho
exception OF d few progressive mon like Brad
we'll. Tho farmers should rally round linn, for
eimplihcation Of tho forms iH III the interoat OF
every man who ia not lawyer, aud is in the
direction OF progress.
THE GENERAL INCORPORATION ACT.
Terrier desires, by meanB Of bill, to amend
the General Incorporation act, 40 thnt DonrdB OF
Directors Of corporations RlialI aemt-aunually
flo in tho olllco Of tic Secretary OF State, aud in
the Office OF tho Recorder of Deods OF tho county
In which tho principal Office Is located, sworn
stat enont showing the amount actun1iy pnid Oh
each Ehare OF stock subscribed until the stock is
fully paid.
, 1874-01-31
RAILROAD NEWS.
The RocIkport 4 Cincinn1tt Railroad
Project.

The Roclkport 4 Cincinn7at Kailrond
Project.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 30.-A special dispatch
to tho Jou,na. says that today ut Nockport,
Ind, tho proposition to appropriate q fund for
tho building Of tho noclport 8 Cincinnati tail
road, was rejected BY the County Commissioners.
Aftcrward however the proposition was nc
coptol by tho lfocEport Banking Company,
md tic beginning Of tho build:
ing Of the road IL now aatd
to be assured The proposition, rs accepted !,y
the bnnk, il to create q fund OF i4o,0oo, 310,oOo
to be paid to tho Company for every live miles
built. Yho people OF ltochport aro Intensely
oxcitod. aud the assurance thnt tho road iB now
to be- built is received with great Batisiaction.
It still romainB for the contractors to accept the
proposition OF tito bunk, but thoro is 10 doubt
felt that their deciHion will he favorable.
, 1874-01-31


ALBANY, N. y. jan. 3o.-uEEvEs.-The attendance
ut tho opening yessoray. composed mainly Of local
country dealers and butchers, Waa moderate, and tho
lrade limited to about 1aut wsoks cloang priccs and
tic feslIng wes rather unsteady. To-day besides reg
ular Eastsrn buyers. good many Commission mea
tonded to strengthen tho feeling tho part Of sellers,
who asking fully as weeAa pricOs. rho supply ii
holding OH in hopes OF doo!tne. 1n couac-
auenco uf tho very heavy market at Brighton,
last week, tic wants Of that market
not very pressing, and very lltt|o dono Tho re.
colpta Tor tho week arc <o2 car loads. Tho nveragc
q.1aIty, Including 15 Of Texans mud very cloict
stcors, ia nbout equal to last week.
snEHr AND LAMus-Receipts for tho week 40 cai
loads fa1lng of of l0o head. Tho large decrease
In tho Of soop has AdYanced pr1cea o per Ii. not
withdrawing the average quality IL somewhat iafelio.
to laAt week. Rglt CIR loaae lavo been aoll to East
dealers. Tho offerings we're 10 chr loglg. uold
are tlcrnAndiug tho fun advance, while EAsterr
dealers reoay to purchase froey ut i(c per ID
auciol, and IN consequence very Ntto 10 dolAg. u,
present Indications httlo change will talo place be-
tween now and tho cfuAc.
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lickod Into constitutional condition. 1lo be-
llovod tho roal estate Which was not bound up
waA lnblo for tho taxes. The reconsideration
prevailed, 60 to 90, aud tho bill waa aons to
Judiciary.
CATHOLIC p1s1ror's PROPERTY POWERS.
The Hotlatc Committee on Macoanooua Sub
joota mot laat night and discussed ut longth tho
Catholic Dishoph property powora. a lawyor
was present from oarthaEo IN opposition TO TIC the
S II Is a1t e e1sssss saos s y tin 95oaE Goss t tho
FAY OF TIE arArE'a ATTORNEYS Ass1BrANG
THO lil compelling tho Cook County
Commissioners to pay Tho statc'a Attorneys aa-
Bistart not loas thnn 81, 600 yoar will not pass
THO cook County delegation boing Of tho
opnion TINT tie County, Doard knows bettor
than tho Legislature what man Is worth in. that
position.
EvANsToN'e TAxEe. .-
Bo,ne introduced bill III tho House rotating
to Evanston. It Booma tho authorities of tho
amount required to 10 raised by taxation ut
the proper tinae, but did 80 nfterwnrh and thero
being doubts as TO tho legality OF tho proceeding
the bill Is intonded to romody my possible
dollct.
THE LINCOLN pAnK D11L.
6omothing is wrong with tho Lincoln Park
Municipal Affairs, aud It will not DO reported
back without alnondntentg, III order to reotify
constitutional defects. Tho history OF tho bill,
as told lloro, ia that Judge Trntnbull and judge
Dockwlth were both ongagc1 to draft separate
bills, and whom they woro nnip.ol tho product
ot cach was submitted to tho other. Each pro.
nouncod the othcr's bill unconstitutional, and
ttlon both bills wero giyou to another lawyor to
compile third. LIE did 30: II wus sent down
It dcfoctivo md ilegalin aomo Of ita provisions.
Ono point 'naao against 1t is, thas THO power to
leyY special unaossmentH should reside IL tho
Town board of Commissioners.
, 1874-01-31
THE WEATHER.,

WARRINGTON, Jan, S0.-For Now England, the
Middle Statcs aud tho Luwcr I.alle region isoa1l
aud brisk northeaatorly to variable Winds and
gunarally cloudy weather will prevail, with aroas
II unow, tho temperature ronlaining aboye fresz
luz north Of Virginia. For tho Upper Luke ra-
gion, u,tl thenua l,orti,wart TO tbs Ohio Valley,
areap OF snow and continued cold weather, with
by cloar|ng weAtlior Ia tho Northwest. For tho
Qulf statea, cullor and partly cloudy weatlor,
witt, light to genlo variable winds, sxeept west
OF ths Lowor MsslHHlppl, whore they will Sniff to
northerly with increasing forco. For tho South
falling baronotor and y slight change Of tona-
pQrAture.
, 1874-01-31
COOK COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Specttt Uisputeh 10 1Hs Ch,eHgo Tribune.

cooK COUNTY TAxEa.
sp11sof1ELD, ILL.,, Jan. 30.-Tho first item Of
interest in tho House to-day was Walkcrs bill to
compel tho collection OF $120 o24.2 .22, which tue
Clark OF Cook County fai!el TO extend III 1867.
Tho bill being on third reading, Mr. 1iay gavo hts
opinion That tho Illl was unconstltuslonal
tint it wou!a bo impossible to collect taxeH
Dn property destu yol by lro, that tho records
were burneif up, and lie did not sea how tho
property liable for these taxes waH to bo found.
Mr. Walker argued that the county was liable
aud It 1t waB not, any county might rofnso to OK
lend taxoH and thoy would noyor bo paid.
Shaw believed It would ha unJuat to por-
gonH who llad removed TO Chicago Hince 1869 to
,0llect tho doAciouoy now.
Moore. OF AdaMs, and Armstrong, OF GEundy,
poke for and agai,lst tho bill respectively.
The bill was lost-yoas, 33 nays, o..
Dunllnn moved to reconsider and rotor to tho
tntlsissy, who're hs believed tho bill could w
, 1874-01-31

SUffiHt D1SHHtCH 10 1HE LH3EHTo 1ffth3es
MAINTENANCE or CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
SrnfHorlELp, Ill.,, jim. 30.-The Scanian bill
to regulate the appropriations for tho necessary
cxpenscB OF State charitable institutions, pro-
vides TINT eaol General Assembly shall appro-
priato money sufficient to cover the necessary
Expenses of running the State charitable insti-
buttons at tho following ratcs: Northern and
Southern Insane Asylums, 20 cents day for
in,nato, olicor, aud omployo, to cover expenses
Tor food, and Is cents to cover medical, fuel,
light, and miscellaneous oxpenaes; Foeble-
Minded Institute, 20 cents for food, IS cents
Tor miscellaneous, including books; Blind
Asylum, 25 contH for food, 25 cents for
miscellaneous. including books, etc.; Soldiers
Orphaus' Homo, IL cents for food, Is conts for
slothing, & conts for schooling State Reform
School, II ccnts for board. Is cents for Miacel-
lancous; Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 20 cents for
!ood, 18 cents for miscellaneous; Eye aud Eur
[nfrmnry, 20 cents for food, II cents for niacel-
!aneuus. Tho officers OF each institution $40 to
mako sworn statements Of tho number of ill
mates, etc.
THE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Eturnoa resolution prohibiting tho ap-
pointmont Of Senators reprcaonting diRtricta III
Rlch public institutions nre located upon the
Committee OH Appropriations, was reported ad-
7creoy from tho Juliciary Committee, discussed
1t length, and adopted: yeas. 20 nays, 3
Brown, Cueey, aud Wilcox.
TIE rEilNs OF C0Xvlcrs.
Tho Senate passed bill providing for dimin-
shing the tormH OF conyiets for good conduct.
, 1874-01-31
MISQELLANEQUS
Epecial DixpateA 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.

THE STATE TREASURY.
sPn1NoF1EIp, ILL.,, Jan. S0.-A good deal Of in
qniry was Nude to-day about tho custody OF tho
public funda. Au incxcusablo ignorance of
tho laws governing the Treasury ia shown. THE
Tn.puNs's report simply quoted laws which arc
unrepealcd, one Of 1855. and two others found in
Chapters % aud " Of Groas' Statutes Of 1860.
STATE TRrAsunER's nosn.
Tho House judiciary Committee reported the
bill fixing tho bond Of the State Troasuror at
vi, 900, zoo, with recommendation to attiko out
t'fva" aud insert "three."
Jones moved to A'Hore "one," contenainE
that il the sum WIS mado three" tho Troas-
uror would haye to loud the Htato's money to
bunlkers to BET thom TO 60 on Ills bond. After
thrco hours' debate, the bond was fixed ut
81, ,0Qo, ,oG0. -.....
Wickor's resolution asking Congress- to iasue
S10U 0UU, 900 OF currency, ca1no from the Banking
Committee with the unexpected reco'nnlontln-
tion that 1t DO adopted. It WIS thought If thoy
were going into Congressional business they lad
botter bcgln III print, 30 tho State Printer will
have another job.
TUE popoLAB MONUMENT.
Tie Senate EuMI,nitteo OH Appropriations has
tioua for tlle Douglas monument, but Ii divided
whether to strike Mr.. 0ugea name from the list
Of Commissioners constituted by the bill. Tho
Bcnato hesitntos to take tho stop, and dou1tH tle
concurrence Of tho House thorotn. Tho bill
| passed tbs House last wintor.
nARK REMOVAL.
A certificate was tiled with the Secretary OF
State to-day, Showing tllut the Dank OF Com-
morce had changed its location from New
| Athers st. Clair County, to Chicago.
| NEW CORPORATIONS.
License was issued to-day to tho American
| Lightning Rod Company, OF Chicago; capital,
$100, 900; and tho Hydraulic Ore-Separasor
Company, Of Chicago; capital. @1G0, 900. a
cortidoate Of organization waa issued 10 the Al
toona Iron Company, Of chicngo; capital.
$300,G0
| THE RAILROAD LOBBY
In not inactive, aud IL desperate effort will be
1nusle to kill tue Police bill ou quo warranto, aud
tho revised bill on n}urlon, which ropeala the
limitation Ut %5,0u0 damages In eaaea of death
Among othos agencies, It ia understood paaAea
Rza holug saad, but apariagly, 10 faz.
, 1874-01-31
BILLIARDS.
IN Easy Victory mid Not Brilliant Game.

g,..to, r}snot.a IN The Cd;ra,o Trftun.
,,u,,' . wr',. ~ In', m Nri,a n;,;,r1. ,,..o .o.
NEW ioAN' .s''' oo' u"Atu,aaAsou .na "... w.
night between uarh'er anu opaaSy, ooo points,
French caroms for Sl ooo aud . sil7er cup re-
suited in favor of Garrior by III points.
THE OPENING.
,r,. o,,ouo, n.r,,,or .to,,oa
"nol, ,no ea"o "'S ypu' NV, ~ s'vpsa
1orwafa LOOKING fosotaso aau eoolel ~ suAn usual
for hia mantlor is quick ananervous. UbasHy wore
TINT clcorful and half-boncyolont smio which
Ina ,yon far him yery general aympathy IN Lia
~, ,,o,ao, r., forrnor contoatp i,oro rha 1ood
'enccoea IN lotot ,.,t a. ualI ,.,a,aa 49,. ta ~
was gaineo ny e"fn,ef, ou' uo was A'ssoa wv .,
lila first shot. ubassy thon maae ., anu
missod very easy shot. Garnior followed with
a run OF 10, quickly aud oasily mado by
nnratuc tho baila from ono end Of tho table to
in ntitor iIhnpHv untlo IN runs Of any ,rloment
,,.',a ."u at tl,a aavartu 3,,,,u0 who,, ne made
u''''' WV 'O nrAuTiru1 nun
or m Which was choractcr crzcd by many 1no draw
al,ots u sud % poation plays.
NTnor,ri,ilo Gnrnjcr inado two runs of H. but
oftor t,,"t mil tho ilfteonth inuiug. whom ho
scorc5 sscp. 95' liza runs woro small.
SUI T., liz t otfeltoeuth inn,ng, he scored 30, his
.wontiatl, lat nbot thoroin boii1g puporb masye, In
H. un n,a inn;nr IJhaRsy mado g fiuo round.tho.
, 1874-01-31
A Virtual Adjournment Over Sunday
Proposed Reform in the Administration
Of State Institutions.
Secret of tie Alliance Between tho Anti
Monopolists and Republicans.
A Resolution Advising Initiation Of tito
Currency Fayorably Reported.
WORK OF THE SESSION.
Sptciak UispatcA to The Chicago 7fibtns.
..tsa mr. ENTERTAINMENT.

Sptciai DfsuatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
BILLS ALREADY INTRODUCED.
spn1yor1ELp, ILL.,, Jan. 30.-A bill was fntto~
duced In tho House to organize State Board OF
1Ien1tl, and another to organize companies to
collect 1fe-inBuranco policies. 1t IL Hnfo to aaY
TINT neither OF tlloao+ nor any OF tho aozon
otliors introduced, will pass, and that 1t ia tmo
thiB Legislature censcd receiving now bills.
There aro already over 900 bills bcforo the
1IouBo and Bel,atc-~a number tlat would Batisfy
nm ordinary Legislature, but this is very ex-
traordinary concern all tho way through.
LEGISLATIVE v1nTuE.
ThirtY-four Senntors wero present whon tho
morning session opened, and nineteen after tho
departure Of tho noon-train. Twenty-si1 son-
ators rcuaninod In town during the day, but leBs
than twenty were In constant attendance.
1Iampto1, Casoy, Grcone. Steele, Wilcox, Young
blood, and Strong wero rouu1 town somewhere,
i1latead Of iu their aeats. Nothing of Importance
wsb dono, and tho se,lato ndjournoli in lio after
noon after an hours session, to mect tomorrow
and 20 through tito farce OF doing busiiloas with
barely 4 quorum.
There wero 100 members in tho House until
tho noon traill carried oil deleEationt and
twenty moro will 1eayo tonight, Ho there won't
be q quorum tomorrow. In tho afternoon they
acted liko Ca,uancleB, firing papor bullets and
presiding eiiicer, could not curb tho unmaunorly
crowd.
AN ATTEMPT 70 ADJOURN
till Monday ovo,'ing was beates. Whom tho roll
was called Tie don,ago1ueB, who intend going
home any way, voted aguinst adjournment to
payo thoir precious political records. lilo work
aous to -lay, Saturday, a'tt Monday must bo nn-
done. Tho Legislature had hotter adjourn Bille
die, or 70 home, loarn to bellavo themselves,
and return when they feel like working.
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dcraand but lower wl,itc 12@7ao yellow, &c., oaa

demand, but lower white, 12@78o yoow. 7so oa>4
nrmerA ut E6o.
HnAN-Sc9rcc at Sf.05.
lIAy-poor aualty dull; prime, $1,000; clioco
scarce at $2i.O0.
pnovlAions--rork dull nj sl6.o5 Dry Baltotl measa
II fAr demand at ,4e}s:t9s Ht9aAe. pscon rcarco
lit far demand nj 1iG3UHc llama held at
12c Lard scarce anil hrsn tierco oao3lc; keg, loa
l0tc.
AunAn-Dnll; inferior, 4H@6Ao; common, 6.<@
6hc; fair to fully fair, G16a7,<o primo 10 choice,
8Ga6Np.
AtoLAssER-No salcs today. Stock in hhcla, o,A00
llr.s ; mostly had by 1ca!ors.
WitisxY--Qnict toulslann, ooo; Cincnnati. s1os.
CupFE,:-1utct nj 1520c
EutsNMEAI-s}7c.
CorroE--Quiot; anlas t.0D ta,es; FOOD ordinary
10 strictly goo ordinary, 1:,f@1!1o; low mi!llsrnta
10 Hlrict low EilllInrs, ~ >15ifu: nIIsdlup i.
-e.ictly mldlllns, 1hsiW ld;1c goad mid !ags, 17!<
17Mr i!ocapEs 1072: exora 70 TIC coot!nc't, ,G2s
uasai sa i wt+t ssrs racas
855 grosH. ~ 6a o1lor.a % Crest 1'rita!n, 208sl
tothe continent, q, ,os7 e:,as.wso, 40.
t11( sterling, $1Nt15.3t
, 1874-01-31
THAT REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.

THE FARMERS s11AnE OF IT.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 1au. 3o.-T4o relations ba-
tween husband and wife, according to the de-
.iaon Of tho Republican caucus, are to bo sot-
led on tho basis Of tile last platform Of tho
party. So Of all tho subjects contained III tho
toviBion, nnd we may expect domestic ani1na1s
10 be prevented from running at largo on true
Republican principles. When tho caucuB de-
::dcd to make tho revision party question, 1t
made an ass Of itself. Tho revision must now
proceed. If it III left unfinished, 1t will 10 be-
Muse tho party has not powor to keep its MEM
scrs in tue traces, and tho failure OF any bill
Eli bo failure for tlo Republican party. Tho
,erty haa pledged itaof to pasH all tho bills and
u esent tho people with complete revision Of
lla atntuteH.
Tie CAUCUS also bound itself not to rcpenl tho
Registry law, which WAS done in tho iatoreat Of
IL. Public Printer.
Rountroe and Waito spoke without authority
tom hr. Uosing. They went into the caucus
Tjthout his permission, and, though he formni-
b severed his connection with tho Republican
party, they seem inclined to hang on. He should
;taston his children md compel thoir obedi-
Mce. uorting and Wnsh6uru woro also III the
:ulcus. There IL not q nRn OF tlem who would
aut 60 down OIL his marrow-bones boforo hir.
Haaing. Did he instruct them what to gay On
dao Registry law? It is thought hero that they
lcted entirely on their own acoount. without in
nructonB or leave.
Is purity, Republicans are opposed to repeal
In. the RcgiHtry, although many farmers nayo
bf gu instructed to vote for repeal. What will
thoy do,-obey CAUCUS or constituontB: It will
lpo worth waiting TO zoe. The truth III, tho casi-
CTS NA8
HELD 70 ESTHAp THE fAnMERa,
ard the farmers votes OIL Revision bills Anu
pl Registry repeal will test, thoirr feuI-
ty to tho purity. The lawyers
& ckcd them iu. Tho farmers aro sorry they
ant near tho caucus. They aro in fix between
seylla and CIarybdls.-the people and the eau
c.u. They fcol that by attending tho caucus
they sold out TO tho lawyers. What arc they
going to do about it, What will CasHody do, aud
Aionl.t, and Hurt, and Cunningham, aud Mich
olson, a,sd Docook, and Chambers, md Freolaud,
sr,d Freonlau, arld Gordon, and Graham, aud
l1olloubeck, and AlcGao, md Moore, OF
Earal.ull, aud 0ukwood, aud peuAold,
and pinnoll, and plownlan. and tyatt,
ead Ramey. aud Rankin, and Rice, and Savage,
tad Goule, nnd thu two stowarts, and Taggart,
and Thomas, mud Warner, and Wymore. What
will they do?-theBo Autobiography, anti-rail'
road talnors, who pretoud to be milking III inde-
torlont fight for tl.oir constituents, and at the
s1mo tmo allow themselves to bo uaod b,
lrowl lawyers.
, 1874-01-31

Special DiSpWltA 70 TIC EA}cd9o 7F}6flNt,
NIoGnEooA, la.. Jan. 30.-Ohrls. Eppe. Post
master at Old Mission, WiuncBhoik County, H.,
burger, for accusing him to II. g. Van Leuyei,
Special Agent of tho Post Office Department, Of
opening lettors addressed TO defendant, and ab-
ntracLimg tho conteuts thereof. Ho claims dam
ages to tho amount Of 310, 900,
, 1874-01-31
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Damages Awarded for Injuries Rc~
cclycd While Intoxicated.
Suceiai Dfspatch to 1Ns Chicago Tribune.
PONTIAC, Jan. s0.-About year ago John
Stark, having become iuto1icatod with liquor
sold to him by ealoon-keepor, Patrick Confrey,
residing at Dwight, attempted to reach his
homo, distance OF IL miles. He was nearly
frozon to death, and lost both Of his hunds. His
vito brought suit against Confrey before Judge
Burlls who is temporarily occupying Judge
Pittsburgh Court, the rcHult OF WHICH damon
Btrates tho Justice and efficacy Of tue present
Liquor law. The jury gavo the plaintiff = ver-
dict Of II. 600.
, 1874-01-31

Special Di*pteA to IAs GhteaH" G. 81, Ttsotn,. =.
Gov. Uontriul:s, OF Iudiuna, diod this morning
at tho residence of her daughter, Mrs. Or.
Terce, at tho advanced age Of 80 yoars. sAo
lad beon gradually falling III hoalth for sonle
months, and even years, and lex death WIS nok
uuexpaotel.
, 1874-01-31

New YonK, Jan. 3D.-Ilcro waa moderately active
trade movement with ,nanufacturera agents to-day III
alap1o ad fancy fabrics. Cotton gouls lrn with
upward tctdclcy standard sheetings rnd metli.
uln grades OF beachel shirtinga, which aro selif.
freely. Prints and RhrtinH slipes are III good en,and
from first hands: pcrculcs anl cambricy Hctiyo
coltonEes III moderate request woratel coatinga
reazed falr 1rcos at auction sale To-day foreign
gools improving.