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New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
DIED,

Ayu,R-on Thnrsiv morning tie i9ih last. Cioas AJ~,s
daughter Of ibs ,ase John D Aym'r - ,,, .,,..,
The funeral the resea'e of ar bosr Nm h'sn
ocdss wihoa, urthsr noucs.
BAaRr-ou dy third month, io'h H'nn.h Berry -ao"
Rs.s,9, @ .a s,j' re,.el, a TO ,'si he, lass.i
from her rcsieac No = Wet lr,eisl'a a. AZ oroes.
on seventh iay (Sillr-syL the 2l'tin'L
BRowN-a y-sGoatDu Com wcl-esly mornas S'h est.
B. RayuouI u Sea.iot., aard 90 ,sir'
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Relatives ead. aud snees ~ lns es % 'i .oa, ,,,v
ps,a ST. I5i.o1 i sd Join I5ue ar respectfully asr
ai iuner Fourth Pfe.b ,saa ,larea te,sat ef
main. vi be i,ssn ,as ,r uerpert sauni,y morning.
poMlSIcKon u,- zee i9'' Of dpa''e-' h,'5, . h''A''s
r, aycs ai Of bs rm rsp-eVa il,r 70 'l,,pd NE
mn'rs s''oHi'y' @la aI' /" P " ron - y ss.1 ARs
aRIFfES-At Pie J. N,r,h - Aaa Mara Grse, widow ~
'se Re, . Ba'|l y, i' Z, ~ 80, q ,af, % ,,...
The faaer, on Gs Ns.hoa pos, tAaisS Te'iy
'.la. %Sn 1si viii ' be mere. ,i h sS ' e. " y ''
HAYES on weia,sn' hner Marco Is adien o, d
re ;e ~ 1A Po & E E s o.1ss .,.,sss ., a,.. K .l No 10
HoLDsS-u Yo1ker. on esl,y rs Nsreh - 1914 Ms.
ssrsb on other of h- eos Of The io-er' Os's'ie.
se,as.. ali rad o. tm, invited attend h, ip'er.,
hon she ,,'g,s % o. o1 Ys.s, On saturday
PirKFRING-Ia Bos-a suisr weiae.'ss. hirrh ~ Ale
s, slos Of s late Nn Pclsray OF Nss iofs esd 30 sis
ali us of h m n't,i 20 80 ri ne s"sisi
sses At '4e s'osr oi .' s's sAs l. D. Fs,s" 80 Ls..y
viii be- akea E.hkil of inseua'aL
sCHERMERHORS-on Taesial Malrh Il nsssaoi, r, sh.
srayrfpg lass' Asei Bshe- sss dughct Of Iaob sns
Loasi A seherrerhorn, o. Homer \. Y
sTByRSS-rnhs city, Tdurag moru'ag s.rch 10. Tie ~
F,I of d. Hs AZ, nvitei 10 ltte a. fss. On sass...
March ~ at on the FoareeaA' Pfs.syssr.s ,haeA '
ani Folrt 'erthst.
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New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Capt. :. X. FRANK
lin is detached from the command OF the wabash anu
ordered TO command the Franklin Capt. Edward slmp-
son ia detached from the command OF the Frank
lin and ordered 10 command the Wabash; Lieut.
Commander I. j. HigginsOn Is detached from
the Franklin and ordered as Executive officer OF
the Dictator; Lieut. Commander b. +. Day from
the Congress and ordered Executive Officer OF
me Shenandoah Lieut.. Commander H. b. Robson from
tbe Dictator ana ordered 10 return home Leuts Henry
g. Hunter aud r. Wood from Congress and ordered 10
the Colorado; Leuts w. ii. Barker aud J. ii. Dayton
from the Franklin and ordered to the Dictator Lieut.
H. w. Lyon from the Franklin aud ordered w Tue Coio-
RADIO,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
MP SUMMERS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

To the EdttOr or The TrtOuhc.
SIR: 1t is to be regretted that the sickness
Of Senator Edmunds and his consequent inability TO
take charge OF the Civil Rights bill must delay its pas
sage for the present Mr.. Sumner only consented that
the bill should 90 TO the Judiciary Committee on con-
dition that 1t should be reported within two weeks
their work has completed and they only await ac-
cordng to the return OF their Chair
man. am not in favor Of adding any important enact
ent to the statutebook simply under the sympathetic
pressure OF great sorrow but 1t were possible there
would be an especial fitness 10 giving Immediate
sanction to measure worthy in itself and so sgnih'
cant in its associations. It would be better com
memoraton Of the dead Senator's achievements than
artist could devise in stone bronze He said that
visitor would be more welcome 10 him than
,--<1-. -.~@ -: -
death were his works finished and his
Civil Rights bill passed. This action taken, his
would be the OF perfected work, far as the
body which he honored by his presence could make so
and could the law spread upon the records before his
enters to take the place will be so hard to MI
IL might even that his spirit urged on and approved
the accomplishment Of the task which was almost the
sole ambition OF mis- later years. Ioar5, L.
yetc- York, March Is, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
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MEMORANDA.
The seanas r. Garter into ,h, eT-sins q hs es ss
she sank The BiIue received snght iA@ige
DOMESTIC PORTS
Nirrh l9-Arngri blrss korge from Messnai " o.
Sts .,n from & suiurxo.; Nlgire,l from ,soree
s,yAsS,a hsrci 10 Ary. sieansip Sepi,'e ifsn bs's
p erbocte or Nes Yo,s am bars, Ennl of Lrerpoo
iveproo All barl Mage l. Cir, u fom NienvsDep
GALyEsTos Mush 10 Aued bars 'remona fm Liverpool A"a
FoarRas. MSSsoF Marri ~ -Tbe brig i7usy from
schooner s oi sai bad hr 'a''''n bat
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,ehooas A. gf5gse f'm a,, .s,st m ga Lis
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York yeh1 Gg lon Sef.9fA az 'tsa ~" & o. c s
eni, an P ,rom N,i3. steam, sssns M Sias, Ss Y.,s %
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Mii,a ia. nL 3d. long a. brig H,ite B.asp sr Bo,oa
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGros, ID. C., Friday. March 20-l n. Ia.
synopsis for The mast hceHlI-foar hours.


OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL ORFrcER
WAsHINGroS. ID. C., Friday. March 20-l n }
synopsis for The mast tceH!V-fOar hours
South westerly and north-westerly winds,
low temperature, and partly cloudy weather prevail
from the Northwest and upper lakes to Missouri and
the ONO Valley.
southery winds. rising barometer and clear weather
In the Southern States, except rain in the lower Misss
sippi Valley.
t.si-
falling temperature, parity cloudy and clearing
weather tn the Middle and Eastern States aud lower
lake region with occasional light snow aud rain In the
latter.
The rivers have risen at Pattswouth. Leavenworth,
Dubuque, Nashville, Pittsburgh, and FreepOrt, aud
fallen slightly at Cincinnati.
Probabilities
For the Niddie States rising b1rome'er IaVing tcrn
pcraifre noriLresierlv and noriheasierv cinds and
partly cloudy and clear heather.
For NewEngland and the lower lakes north westerly
winds falling temperature, and clearing weather.
For the 6Ouhern states nOrtherly and north eastery
winds rising barometer, slightly lower temperature.
partly cloudy and clear weather
For the Ohio Valley and Missouri. nOrtheasterly and
sOuthoasteriy Winds slowly rising eratIre aud n
creasng clOudiness in the evening
For the Northwest and upper lakes falling barometer
sOutheTy winds. and partly cl0ndy weather.
TIE Missouri River will probably rise from Piatts
mouth to LeayenwOrth aud the Ohio from Pittsburgh TO
Cincinnati
The display Of cauonary signals will be resumed at
the lake stations on April l.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

trade Of other cities bad been before the Wtya shi
Means Committee. ana proposed ~ publish report ~
their proceedings IL would be beter TO wait FOE That
before taking specific action. Inc motion 70 s0ufa
until after the public meeting ~ be held IN stesnsv
Hall next week was lost 10 being urged that the erprrs
sion Of the Board would have all the force sndo
~ ndent and original thau they waited unti eyefy.
body else had spoken. Dsliy might imply doubt ant
hesitation Atcr slight notifications the rcpOrti wss
m nanlinou.ly adOptsd.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
I MOTHER DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL on TIE
POLICY or THE PARIY.
c. .rEa,rIoN WITH ALL GOOD MEy WA I'D.

IRON Inc Nsi0- Ork btrhlR7 fJpF'fA
The sense of the country, If 1t could be con-
centratel upon men and questions. would no doubt be
against both the Democratic and Republican parties
but this cannot well be brought about the people
show their Independence sometimes by restoring power
TO the Democratic party end sometimes by independent
action. "A In Iowa, Wisconsin. and elsewhere.
With these manifestations, therefore. IL becomes clear
enough to those who and choose TO SEQ the end from
the beginning that the character OF men, even more
than their political faith Is to decide the future
Men and principles to be considered more than
principles and Ia he honest ." Ia he capableP
TO precede the questions, Is no Republican, IL
he Liberal, or IS he a DemOCrati' such seek
ing out OF true men does not suppose indiher-
cnce TO principles, but rather the proper men
10 iucucae, promote and defend them. The first de-
mand Is for conscientious and deserving men, whose
object the welfare OF the country, and until tins
done all ideas OF tariffs, free trade finance, cur
rency and Ition but little better than the wasted
breath of who work almost without hope or prom
ise of success When bad men combine. good men
should unite, and as Democratic journal We feel our
first duty be to cooperate with ali who really desire
honest government and honest men IN office.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
1.-THE t.reat Famii, Paprr.o
- ENtI.NNII-I<I sIRII.TT-l a..

THE SEMI w EEkLN TRIBUNE
Ready morning R for naog een esr' eosAs
u a. the three ds, aud variety u literary .Ed
ceneous wsich hs apperd the Daily acaHx
Interesting Foreign Letter.. Bnush Topics" "Frsaeh POhue"
aaJ German L,enrs Nops" the c3ae1dag ear. the Yale
Thsooscs By ss'y Ward Behsr rosssIusri lecture
On senator ssecon the Ns~ Pableo0x
And the usual - - - -
Th, Department relude the issue articles @ Prof w.
JOHNSON Egs, of MAaurer treatment of Night sc''
woolFaeor Refuse Appieauo, Of A.b AL improvement
OschanlA" NJ l.. r. ARNOLD. ~bo uosaa.led DAIRY
authority writes Treatment Hrl hsas CoNs" Mss MART
A R WAGER OF A fsuane fesfhen" JAN Z VAN WICK
Potato Cultufs" A. D. ALLEN Of Nee. Pioss" thAhitss
DDNSING ~ "Or,barl Psnnag" There ae sss aTuces
tre.ih ef csen with fltss" Grsss ssf
nay Farms. IGe Feaces Churns sEj Claiming Zoe
seying BsscmcnI Nah R0siHie lrsss s We sssnA
vsnelr VI eatyes, .siSstsls aess sad sep@eets.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

BAsusoRE, March igCafrLr s'ssn0si .. ssr
best - sale f1NT uilHIif. hr Ern'F l frsi lul o
a6S medium eood isf qaAhf. taat ~ receipt sOl bad
salf8. III ~ beat.
N moierrs II rfae hghef. ~ Tsls@r
siiers, - rcccipfs. p - bad
HufnF IN flli f-nani f Ai0Nr receipt i.fNl teal
CHctsN, March ~ rst- frn r--ipts Sno nsris' hTr
actf anf hsagei % - choice shPpns scrr -
~ 1896 - ert-s - - $50. sshrr saI hrrs 81 20
- So shpuents N0
H1ss-rs ifnef mheft fera NnD1 markst sctgo
Zoe hgef A. Jpstt a.. ss1f' ~.
skir asssfo., s. GiaSs So b Basris. ] i,unu
,.sa 49, - .,'s. ,,., NV '''' ' ''~' ~
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
THE APPR 0sRIArON BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE
CONsT,YJ-IONAL AMENDMENTS ADOPTED Bf TIL


CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ADOPTED BY THE
ASSEMBLY.
SENATE. ALBANY, March 10, 1874.
Mr. SxLKREG reported favorably on the bill
incorporate the NewYOrk Thirdaye. Quick Transit
Company.
MT wooOS, from the Committee on Cities reported
taVors6y on bills providing for additional public baths
W the Cy OF NewYorK aud for an armory site for he
ph few-Nork Regiment, aud amending the laws rela
Live TO the Marine Court in the City Of New York
The Appropriation bin coming up on the report OF the
Commttee OF the Whole 10 order il 10 third reading
&rJAcoBs moved TO strike the item giving sl25OOO
% the academies Of the State Mr. LOwERY was opposed
20 voting the peoples money 10 such private insttu-
tions. Tue motion lOstYeas, 8; Nays, I9-Messrs.
Coe Fox GaDSon, Gross Jacobs Ledwith Lord, Lowery
nnd Madden voted for striking out. Mr.. JACOBS moved
% strike the OF 800 for Inebrate Asylum
at BnghamtOD. Mr.. WOOD argued that the asylum was
DONG noble work and should be encouraged The mo
sion was lOs-Yess. :; Nays, Il. Mr. GROSS moved to
amend the Ui by providing that the sums distributed to
<he academies In any county the State shall
eeed amount equal 10 the raised in such county
IOm the taxes for such purpose. LOst1eas .; Nays 30
Mr.. LEDwITH moved To insert the New-YOrk Normal
School the bill for SIS OJ0 Mr.. MADDEN stated that he
voted against this amendment when proposed yestel-
oay gut learning that II was pubic scbOoi ne iet III
shhed % vote for the amendment to-day Mr.. GANsON
Was inclined TO favor the amendment Tor the reason tht
she Responsible majority has adopted this system lie
wanted load mp this bill that the taxpayers OF the
pate may see ts enormes. He intended voting against
the entire bill Mr.. Fox argued IN favor OF Mr. Led
%ith's amendment. This Normal School sent out many
eaohers annually 10 ali parts OF The state, ana yet al
We expenses connected herewith were now borne 9y
The City OF New-YOTk LOs;-Yeas, Il; Nays, a. Mr..
SADDKS moved that the amount Of $4,000 inserted in
she bill for academies be divided among free union
bch0ols. Lost.
The bill was then read a third hme aud passed-Yeas,
-; Eays,7.
Aeold receive two-tbirds vote. 22 Yeas The Con
tssf he sAd- WALL not recognize th9 D uUless II re-
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
MARCH WEATHER.

NAVIGATION on THE HUDSON REoPENING.
ALBANY, March 19.-The river is clear and
open for navigation, which ~ being resumed. The
steamer Drew Of the Ps5ples limo will make her first
trip, leaving NewYork ca Saturday evening for this
city. The steamers Martin and Eagle begin their daily
trips Monday. The steamer Hudson viii leave Cats
kill for this city Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

How 10 shorten iife.-Tbe recipe simple iou h.Te ors
b. take violent negct Abea-th The Engb
gron to only bad coush "Whft -oat
you have The psga,r ony coug" The
can be cured by "HALL' Luss B,Ls,~ 10 wboop'ss
cough auI Group Immediately atio1 ami . to prsvesa
fatal termination of disease fgEst. soi lshsfs
medicine. JlaS p HESsr CUIHAN Co. ani ColegePsos.
New.York Sol- Propreter4
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
THE OREGON DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, MATCH IJ.-A uIspiIcH IIUH
Portland Oregon says the Democratic State Convention
organized yesterday s. Van Cleye was elected Pres
dent The platform adopted fayors the free navigation
OF the Columbia River the construction OF breakwaer
AZ Port Orford and the construction OF the Portland
Daes and salt Lake Railroad To the southern boundary
OF the state expresses sympathy with the Patrons OF
Gush1ndrv ana favors an economical administration OF
state affairs Gov Grover was nominated by acclama-
ZION for reelection Mr. Chadwick for reelection as Sec
rsiarv OF state and g. A London for representative ia
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
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10 better lsalr al - 20 oker ars tnr sngsl es lil%
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New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
rrLrrn,PiIIc NorTs.
.DanieI n. silnwood nf lhe nrIn

....D Daniel X. StanwoOd ~ The firm ~ Hend.r-aa
stauea OF - 10 - Cssrt g., B,n asa b. Ts.-
dsy. Of .heumsisa of thr hrsft
David A. Dwight. "a Trustee has sued tho
fseBns sni f sni ffsr~tss
Hsolis sni Jnlss iosir 5000 OuJ -d hss.
bsca received hs ~ no p1 ~ ias b5ne
5ttI f,.I.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
A,frNDIvG TIE CONSTITUTION,

FTNA LEGISLATIVE ACTION on THE AMENDMENTS
PROPOSED BY THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION
QUESTIONABLE STANDING OF THE ARTICLE ON
SPECIAL LEGISLATION.
IfR0M THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
ALBANY. March 19.-The Assembly this morning
took up the TWO remaining articles QlId and With
of the posed amendments to the Constitution
aud adoptea them both as they came from the Ss
ute. There was long discussion on Section of
Article H. which was stricken out by the Senate.
Messrs Weed Beebe, Vedder, aud Wight claimed
that the striking ont of any section of article by
The present Legislature would inyalidate the whole
article. WHILE Messrs. Prince, AlyOrd, and others
argued to the contrary.
The secis0n stricken ont by the Senate is an
nmendmeIt of the present Constitution reia-
tive 60 tire taking Of census of the inhabitants
Df the State every ten years, and by an over
sight, it was so wOrded that, if adopted, IT
would preYent a redistIicting of the Senatorial
districts in Sew-York City or an increase in the
number OF Senators from that city. This was so
Manifest unjust that the Senate struck It ont but
II the efTe of their action is to be as claimed by
Mr. Weed ;Ae most Important article of all the pro-
posed amesdments viii be killed, Tor this is the
srticle THAI is to put an end to special legislation
for the bsueft of corporations and individuals
This il al.s the article that increases the pay OF
members o. the Legislature from s. per diem to
81, 500 per 1nnum.
Mr.. Alyo5d suggested that the difficulty might be
overcome lr submitting the section to the people as
M indepes6ent proposition. The action of the
Benste wSs agreed to, aud all the amendments pro-
posed by the Constitutional Commission are now
hsnosed CT by both Houses. They have all beer
agreed to e eIoept Article w. which was killed IN the
Assembly several weeks ago by large majority
md it only now remains TO provide the manner
their subl sson to popular vote at the next genera
Election There is an Independent proposition be
fore the Legislature TO amend the Constitution ST
rs to provi4e for funding of the Canal debt which
yet remains 10 be acted upon.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
GENERAL PROGRESS OF THE CAUSE.
A DISGRACEFUL RIOT IN CLEvELAND-rHE LADIES
DRIVEN OFF AND VOLUNTEER PROTECTOR TER
RIBLY BEATEN.

DRIVEN OFF AND A VOLUNTEER PROTECTOR TER
RIBLY BEATEN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
CLEVELAND March 19.-The temperance
movement today resulted in OF the most disgrace
full of mob violence witnessed In this coun-
try. A party OF ladies, fifteen twenty in number,
were engaged in work the west side Of the river
followed about by the usual crowd AS the afternoon
advanced tthe crowd augmented and become noisy.
About O'Clock the demonstrations osvOlence became %
threatening Ilhat the ladies started to withdraw
whom they were actually assaed by the mob Mr..
Dooittle, Superintendent Of the Cleveland Columbus.
Cincinnat and indianapolis Railroad shops, in trying
to protect the ladies', knocked down and terribly
haafen Others interferred severely handled
The small force or police on the ground was over
powered, and until several relays were
called and the Police Superintendent arrived could
the mob be kept back. The. ladies were finally
driven off their homes III carriages none OF them serl
ously Injured, though several received slight
kicks and bruises. The portion OF the city
in which the attack occurred has always
given the police trouble, the population being
chiefly Germans the lower order. The AFFAIR VIII nave
a tendency TO help the movement here. Public senti-
men is thoroughly aroused by the insults heaped upon
the ladies' as they are the wives aud daughters
OF leading citizens There is considerable loud talk IN
the vicinity OF the riot tonight but further trouble
IA approhended There remarkable progress IN the
movement in other parts OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
rlsSENrERx AnRlrEn

sPON HANBuRG-lr s,of-.hp 0oeA, N.rrh ia-,'e''sf.s
cllran No Iahs wolfe s-s,s
ant c.if-o Miss b. Wmnsr u. Lss4Hsohn. .oi 'hs'. 10 Ne
se'oni ribin.
PROM LiyERPooi.-i, s,tnsA,p M.ns,lsti sscA ip-r .
Baisck. ani L. 4 ia ths ste~rsgs
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MaRKErs

H.vlsa a,fsb 10 -Susaf-No ~ D =. lg1lGs '..s vss
srsbe trhsngr qsist sna srm M trfe ssiss W ifS
earrenT gJag5 psmaHs short sgt ia3s psafsny
90 dfys goI if6Hfl7 ffsmluD sLod ssht g,h, l1p9lu
prrsiaa on Lgsaoa. It3i5 prsnsm Pss llSfii6 pfs
ntaH
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

ceivos two-thirds vote as some OF the money appro
prated Is Tor private purposes The CHAIR decided the
passed.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
MARRIED.

sUSRoE-HOa OLBY-A Bngssooi, On weia-sia, the i7s
iust Theron a. hasks d. D. Nhe.tel 4 Aunroe "
Aieliii.. Gaugst5r of the late DAVID Hoailev,
PATEg-wBLLIsGToN-O Tuesi,y March II ~ Ne Re-, or
Bnrchsrl J. Pfen lds daughter Nm Wellington. esi az
Of city No oaris.
AL Notices Of Marriages must be iRd0rsed v,tA tau
aatag and al iTesr.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
Suecial NcIltes

ImperiaI Gnard.-Aa lalep,aael. hhlay ooGp.-g. sss
espectahir ~ become sbcrs Al
49,. IMPERIAL GUARD. Trlule Ofse.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
CURRENT TOPICS At THE STATE CAPITAL


THE Apr RIATON BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE
-~Tw-YORK MUNICIPAL INTERESTS
ryRon Tug SECULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE IRIBUSE.l
ALBANx, March 19.-The Senate closed the
afscussIon Jhe Appropriation bill this morning. and
after votin. down all tho amendments offered in Com
snitee Whole passed the bill by vote OF 2l to T.
Ehe only alterations made in the bl from the shape 10
which 1t passed the Assembly were the insertion Of the
Item Of s25 10 the academies, which was stricken out
IN the final passage Of the bi through the lower House
The Asseia by Committee Cities this afternoon took
voe In lcuve session the bill to make the Office
of Controi.ag IN New-YOrk elective. The Committee
stood 10 ~ the motion TO report the bill avorably,
with one absentee MT. Deane. The two Democrats on
the Comui were diyided-Mr Hays voting to report
and Mr. CLn against that course. II is said that all
OF the Coetfee are willing report the bill for the
considerati7 of the House. Mr.. Blglin called up the
bill In COMMITTEE, aad insisted that 1t should be acted
upon
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

Its brethren or the press This IL a. 10 used 20 he in
olden Iime and Is perhaps as great O compliment
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

The Rotten sponge Pads, horrible heiai S9nng, puiss
and murefr1s Wire supersid bl s
c5pAbs rAUs- 0S3 BroI~, ~hh tagsafs
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

DIT. Arthur Peel has been designated as the Lib.
eral whip during the present session of Parlia-
ment
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
fENlANS TO BE RELEASED.
LONDON. Friday. March N i

-, :, II.
The Daily Ne,cs says it has been given to
understand on good authority. that Mr. Disraeli Will
advise the early release OF the remaining Fenian con-
victs.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
COMPLIMENTARY ATTENTION.

from Ik IrTt Hlnk uttf |
OF ALI the newspapers OF New York. lHs
rnnusE Is tue subject VI Tue ost yrne sttaoks from
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

march no tat, Sc bars Naeyo Aaep U,sl fron BsneS 70
NrStOrs
Mira Ii hL 80 long a. brig Hate Bi.hsp ,r Bosoa
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
TEMPERANCE.

TIE ChN, N,fsADE BEGUN IN WORCESTER.
THREE BANDS OF WOMEN IN THE srREErs-rHEY
ARE UNsUCCEsa NoL BUr NOT DiscoURAGED-A