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THE BlSH0PRlc or WISCONSIN.


To Tho Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: In your notice Of DR.. Do Kovens'olaims
to the Episcopate Of WISCONSIN, you omitted QUO
or two worry important points. Ills sympathy
with Roman Catholicism undoubtedly oxtonds
far beyond tho doctrine OF Trausubstantiation
and tho doctrine OF tho Mass. Ho is woll-lsnown
aB most decided advocate OF Private Confession
md AlHoiuton. Wo AFRO assured by tho best
authority that ho not only heara tho con-
feBHions Of tho boys and young mon CON-
lnitted to hlB oAro i'll ltacne College,
but tint llc 0fforH hiB services for tue
Halne purpose to other schools in Wisconsin aud
States adiacent. Whether pny Of these are
schools for girls. VIC hayo not boon adyiaod; but
presume that ho would havo no objection to
rontcr smilar services In that direction also,
porhaEa tho greateHt obstAolo in the WY of Dr.,
DoKovon'B eloction al a bishop will 30, that
parents in tho Northwest, WHO commit their chill
lson to him ut tho most impossible period OF
their lives, will think TINT they cauuot dispense
with his services In 10 important fleld as Ra-
oina College.
DIR. Dekovon IL woll know. nB an arlont nd
m!ror Ut DR.. rl,Hoy, of England 1t laa, n faot,
bcoM Haid tilnt, it you wish to know IlB Bontl-
n,outsyou hayo only to consult DR.. puueys boolts.
DR.. puaoy having Just prosontol to his Diocesan
q ploa for tho Introduction of Private Coufesuion
into tho Church Of Enyland, DR.. Dollove1,, Of
course, .sympathizos with him very henrtiy upon
TINT point. AN EP1sCopAL1AN.
, 1874-01-29

VAk4aVA @ANNAA1AtkHs
Special Dispatch to The Chfcago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. 2s.-Tirnothy Mccarthy
VAS killed last oyoning and Christian Gruhor
was probably fatally wounded, by 0 falling rock
from m excavation on East Fifth street. Nc
Carthy wua under Tho rock whom 1t foil. His left
side was crushed in. and death resulted in few
minutes. Grubor was struck by 5ragmonts,
which destroyed ono eyo and inflicted informal
injuries.
!sptcsas Dispatch to The Chtcaao Tribune.
SAINT pAn1s. O., inn. 2S.-Luther L. Pritz,
aged %, was killed here this morning. Ho was
endcayoring to got on tho morning train. aud
was thrown under tho cars. Lis skull was badly
crushed. His parents reside at Dayton, OHIO.
DunI1KaTos, H., Jan. 2s.-At II q. nj: to-day,
John Griffith, massor in tho Chicago, Burling-
ton L Qniucy lower freight yards OF this city,
waB crushed to doath while endoayoring to effect
a coupling. IIo had boon in the employ Of tho
road over sinco it had oil existonce.
ST. Lou1s, Jun. 2S.-William Lambert, prin-
ter Of Cinoinnati, we'll known throughout tho
West, who fell down tho elevator from tho fifth
story to tho basement Of tho Globe Office, dis
tauco OF about 80 feet, lust night, died this
evening.
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ScA-Siclkncs9,

The opinion 10 commonly held In regard to
soa-Bicknoss, namely tint 1t Is dslo oltller 10
congestion Of tho brain. or to n commotion In
tho abdominal yiscora caused by tho motion OF
the vessel, are worry plausib1y conlbatod by NJ.
pollorn, who, In pnpor road before tho French
Acadomy, attributes tho malady TO q dorangcd
circulation Of tho blood produced by tho alter-
nato rolling aud heaying Of tho vessel. THO
congestion Of tho brain, wlicl, IL, on
tho contrary, deprived OF homo OF
tho blood ro1urol to keep up stimulus OF thns
nervous contro TINT sensation which is folt in
Immediately aftor letting Of blood when tho
patient sits Or stands, viz disposition to vom-
1t, or actual vomiting. In support Of this opinion
mention is mado of tho fact that poraons
who aro liablo to soa-sckneHs experience Its Of
horizontal position, tho 1eof thus afforded be-.
Ing lso TINT which ID produced in tho same posi-
tion when person Is in stato Of syncopo.
, 1874-01-29

Monaco otniIna to be tho prctticBt spot along
tho whole of tho Riviera di ponel,to; and all
travellers who have Hkirtod the Hhoros OF tho
Mediterranean by tho Cornice route will ac-
knowledge that this olam IL well deserved.
Until recent years, saya tho Lonton Telegraph,
ii waH know, to tho world only by the exceeding
loyelinoss Of its situation, and BY tho fact that
it WAS tho capital of tho smallest State in
Europe, aud rosHcaaod, anco tho dethroue1nent
Of tho House Of Hanover, the oldest
roign M dynasty Oh tho. continent. OF lato,
however, 1t AaH become celebrated as ono Of tho
last refugees of roulette. Tho goddess Ut tho
wheel OF fortune Gun now only DO worBhippel
IN eomo ollt-of-the-way corners Of tho world.
Every civilized country has n turn put down tho
acandal Of public gaming tables. 6an Sebastian
and Pont do Toy, at the foot OF the Spanish
ryrenceB Travenlulit0, at tho mouth OF tho
Ttayc, In tho froo stato OF Lubbock Saxon los
DainB, lit tho Swiss canton Of the ValoiH; md
Monaoo, aro about tho only placoa left whore
visitors can pay ronlette mud tronto OF qnarautc
III rooms open to sl!e general public.
but OF oil these rcA0rts Ut tho votarics Of hnz-
ard, Monaco Ii tho only Que which can aspire to
attract tho halltues OF Dadoh- -Dadon and IIonl-
burg. Tho place is no lovely, tho grounds 20
niooly laid out, the arrangements 30 excellent,
tho accommodation provided for tourists 30 good
that travellers 1nay plead Hcoro of oxcllHea fur
going to the capital uf llH Alnjoaty Charles Ill.,,
rrhEo OF Monaco and Duke Of Valenti-
noit othor than tho simple aud obvious
on1 that they wish to gamble. Still,
70; all that, Monaco, like tho famous
establishment Of tho Palais Royal or tho
sp,}l OF Germany, IL nothing more nor leas
thHks gambling hell and tho evils which infoHt
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they walk, ride. or skate all tho timo. Hundreds
OF mon work constantly sweeping tic sidewalks,
croaawallts, and htreetH. It III not In sufficient
quantity to shovel, bntia awopt into heaps mud
aoighing. III this. 1nannor 1 'loarn It will fa!l
10 porl,apu throo or four foot III tlo country.
tlioro will noyor l'o enough in this oty to In
wliicl, thoro aro many, run all winter. Taoro 10
but one Eornnnent bridge acrosH tho Nova; Tho
others, Of Which there aro several, nro lonting.
so, whom tho leo begins to run, those floating
bridges are cut apart III tho middle, ana tho two
ends drop down along tho banks and ut once,
nftor tllo leo y solid, good walks arc laid aoroBs
tho riyor ut different points, and lighted.
II short time tile larbor will be frozen hs fa,
as CornHtadt, md roadB made for driving thore
% over tue Ice. with hontry boxes placed at lntor.
ihtonse as to frcczo them, as is often tho cnBo.
Tho mercury has been down to 10 del,roes
below zero, failrcnhoit, though IL iu warrnor
NJ 59w on %o mRy expect # ;howsSovor down to
At such timoa gront wood liros aro built Oh "S. On
opet, crate, opon OIL all ailos, moan but ,iutlor
circular iron cover with a lo1o il, tho top, iu
front OF all the theatrcs and tho palnco.
Around arc , thoae big blazing fires gathor
forma''ces ut the Theatre, opera, or bulls, "a
thoy nover 20 homo aftcr leaving tlloir passot,-
gers, but wait III tho stroot. AZ tloy must ofton
~alt during tho graator rart'of tho night, these
hres aro absolutely Indispensable. What tho
poor horBeH do ain not awaro, for I hayo not
yet aoen horso-b!ankat, but have scen tho
horses driven TIP smoking hot aud stand four or
nye hours uncovered.
Winter hero meana business. a1ld ono must
rently no trouble with tho cold Rooms all ilayo
double windows, both Dasbos fitted In close aud
tight, worry thick walls arc well stocked with biz
pordonn stoves, which aro groat heaters. Except
, 1874-01-29
OHIO,

Co1uarnus, O., Jan. 2s.-In tho sonate this
morning, tho Senate bill authorizing manufac-
turing companies to issuo proferred stock was
pass I'd. 4 resolution was offered instruoting
the Senate Committee On Public Works to In
quir6 into the appropriations made for public
works since 1861, and their general management
by tho lessces, the Committee to ait during tho
recoss, with power to send for persons and
paperB, and viait different portions ct tlo pub
lie works. The resolution Was ordered printed.
III the House, this Afternoon, bills wore ill.,
troluced to provide for tho organization Of Eas
companies Iii citios and Villages whore no such
companies now exist, without a vote Of the peo.
pie to provide for the annual election Of q
Board of throo School Examiners. to servo ono,
two, and tbroe ycars, respectively; to prohibit
the manufacture, Importation, and eale Of in-
toxicatnE liquors when q majority Of tho 4uali-
nea yoteta tn A IN aHy so"nshp OF unclpa1 Sos
courts to forfeit recogniznncos when persons arc
bound to answor or testify in any criminal case.
, 1874-01-29

Miners in the Wyoming Region Com
clnalc to Resume Work.

Miners in the Wyoming Region Com
clMtlo to Resume Work.
W11KEsnAuRE, pa., jan. 28.-At o meeting Of
tho delegates from tho vnriouB districts in this
region in this city today. a..proposition made
by Superintendent Parish OIL tho 23d inst. to tho
,niners Of Slopes No. II. 12, and Is, to 60 to
work on last year'B basis. was considered,
These works are situated iu Plymouth, md tho
work without tho consent OF tho delegates from
oil tho districts brought THO mattor up today.
It gavo riHo to considerable discussion, tho
Plymouth minors being in favor Of accepting
tlo proposition, but tho delegates from some
othor districts wero opposed, mud gayo
it aa their boliof thnt Parish would DO
ablo to supply tho demand for aomo
tho amount OF coal now on hand, aud that
his object was to loavo all the remaining works
of tho Company iiilo until the minera wore will
ing to 20 to work upon any terms, with tho un-
dorstanling that II Che starvation game should
be attempted to be played, TINT all should quit
work.
Tho following resolution WAS atopted
Iesolred, That Ill dstscts having tho basis Of 1878
offered them for 1874 shall resume work.
, 1874-01-29

MINNESOTA.
Snetfal Disraech to The Chicago Tribune.
WINoNA ST. rETEn LAND 1nANT.
ST. PAUL, Nlinn., jan. 28.-Tho Senate, on
motion Of Donnolly, appointed n committee to
report tho fao!a relating to tho 100000 acros
granted tho Winona d st. petor Limo from
Rochester westward, which 1t is claimed hae not
passed. out Of tho stato's hands, may return to
tho General Government or by remedial fogisla-
ton be conveyed to tho Company with perfect
titlo. Tho Governors conveyance to the Com
phny WAS without authority Of law, but on tho
presumption that the Legislature had pnasod =
grant to thta aB to othor companies.
st. rAuL PACIFIC LANps.
Denodfct introduced memorial asking Con-
grosB to roncw to the Stnte tho forfeited lanl
grants Of tlao st. Paul & Pacific extension llnos
dcc1nro forfeiture by the Company, and givo
tho State two yenrs from tho removal for tho
completion of tho roads from snuk Rapida to
Drninord md from St. Cloud to st. Viueont.
Tho Senate roforrod to q select committee
bills proposing
4 GENERAL WAREHOUSE LAW,
with rlllcs and ponnltfos us to mixing grain, ia-
suing receipts, OTTO.
The daily bono Of Observation-Disclosures for
postago-was settled By allowing each Senator
@15 on TINT ACCOUNT
, 1874-01-29

Corrtspondehce " tho Hartford fost.
Tho coming OIL OF winter III St. Petersburg Is
10 different from tho way nature docs it iu
America that am inclined to tell you about it.
Tho Neya generally oloHca from tic 20th Ut No.
yember tu tho 1Bt Of Decomlor. Ths year 1t
waa earler,--on tho 10th OF November. From
tho 1st Of November there wore few fair days.
In fact no day whom the sun shono all day. 1t
was cloudy, sour weather, will. much rain, but
no frost, oven Mt night till the lat Of November,
when q cold anap camo Oh, Bnco which time
tLoro laH boen no day when the mercury wRa
above froezing point The rays Of the snn aro
10 oblilue aB to ayo littto or ito ctroct upon tho
atmosphere, making tho days mud nights 1T near
" equal temperature. Tho Bun Ia not Oh duty
loug onougl, to accomplish much, az 1t rises J.
little hoforo Q and Heta before y. Tho twilight ia
OF courH0 very lCng.
The cold steadily increased for perhaps ton
days, when q little snow begun tn fall. and
almost eyory day sinco littlo l,aB faliou. till
now perllapH there IL incllaH. Ihoro Inns
boon little or no wind, though ono day 1t blow
aolno, and about inches Of SNOW fell which
III uallod hero quite storm. I loarn tiero uro
noyor any snow-stoEn,s In this part Of ,lpHBsn
during which moro than to 4 inchau Of
SHOW falls. But tho acquisition Of SNOW IL con-
Atant. 1t docs not appear to come from t'!o
clouds, but tho water hold n solution In tho Ut
mosplIoro, which il very damp, 1t being 80 near
tho Eoa, aud country porfoctly5llat. cougoas aud
urystailzoB, md thus fulla slowly but conutantly
half an inoll, or porhapa loss, per day. No QUO
oarrlcs ali umbrella, I'd 1t dno8 not SNOW inst
enough to got wat 10, and nobody suanda It, bus
, 1874-01-29

Sovcn Persons Dangerously Ill From
Eating Pork.
C1No1NNAT1, Jan. 23.-At Aurora, Ind, 1t ia
reported tl,at soyon persons aro lying 1t lilo
point Of deatll from having oaten fresh pork
with triolinm III It. Two wookB ago htra. Henry
fow daya aftor eating tho meat Mrs. Trainer
md ono Of tho ohtldron woro attacked With
What appeared to bo typhoid foyor. Mrs. Dontcr,
tho vito of = aorman mtnlstor, visited her, and
with two childron partook tho meat, md In a
fow days wero attacked with tho samo symptoms
which attracted tho attention of tho physloEanB,
and on examining tho pork they found It litoral-
ly alive with trlcllium. At this timo. AlrB Train
or and tl,roo Of llor children, and Mrs. Dentor
aud her two children arc not expected to live.
, 1874-01-29
ST, LOUIS MARKET,

81. Lou1s Jan. .28.-Corros-Quict nnd weak: mid
ding, 15AIc.
DnEADsrurFs-Flour. but law grades ecarco and
extras $5.75@e.0o; Xxx, $6.25@0;50. Wheat, spring
firm Nc. 2 & 2ek, closed dull; winter, higher
ssttlet, and lowcr sa, east track 815ic asked;
oas bid, II elevator 1nlss. osHo seller March Gaa
sl.s5@1.45; primo 10 choice $l.6o@l.75. Rye hrm
nt 84@85c.
Enthusiastically Mt 1Go.
rnoy7s1oNs-pork firm at SIS 00@15.so. Dnlk meats
buyers Of round lots ask a concession which
SIC. nacon irm; shoulders, 1 Ike; clear a. s;;@
%; clcar, oh@9Ac, Lard ncttve for future; largs
sales Of up country at DC, seller last haf February.
1IoGa-Igher; shipping t4.o0@5. 20; packers, $5.1s
@5.sO, with extra at $5.60@5.65. Receipts. 1,760.
CATrLE-Firm Tc1ans, 1H@4Hc: fair to extra
natives, 31!@6nc.
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REFORM IN ASIA.
Tho Coronation Of tho King Of Bfnnl-s
A Esrilllntat AaaolnblnEc.

0era11&rs&tt Aanon.. Z, 1r
n1,,toI Carr..naa'I.ass ~ w. 1n,Is,, ay.n>,
rtms "ty ina ntnw lnry y sd% acnmn nf fonivity
oni 10 ,,oraco,1H nrocoyasinma am1 i,lnminntIons
t,, ",vir1 n lin rccnronnIlnm ~ tHo kin wo Inn
intnly ttnInol hIa mn;oyity. liz % was originally
crowncj nhont n}r vcnra nro on fhe tlSntl, ri
liza fnthor i,,,t, boin9 thon n,Iy boy Of ii. ho
onnlll mt ,iuilortaEo t}o nolo obSruo Of royorn-
mcnt whici, wag. thorofnro' intu,stoi to a.
Rorent, WHO nns fulfllled l,js dutios in mar
nor which Ia seldom mot with in Oriental coun-
trims. '~''' '''"' -
Prior to tho presont ceremony, tl,o King, nc.
cordinr to Siauloao law, was co,n,oilel to ontor
lin nrfnetlon{ for short time mud ind to mr.
form ali tic duties Of tlc youngest novice, and
to rccoIyo instructions suitable to tho position
he was to ocoupy, After this caromony lie ,yay.
on tic morning OF the 10th OF November at huif
pnnt 6, recrowiied by tho attondnnt priests. which
fnct was announced to tho poopIo 5y ealute OF
101 guns from tho pnlaco, md another of 21 guns
from Froilct frigato which can,o to bangkok
in honor Of tho ocoaaion.
AT 10 4. II. tho King repairal to tho royal
throne, nrrayod III tho splendid State robost and
attended by his nobloB bonring the different f,l-
Bigna Of his powcr. A most brilliant aBaemblago
had bcon previously congregatotl in front of tho
throne, and representatives from aImost ovory
civilized nntion woro present. Immediately ai-
ter uis Majesty atl tnkcn l,s sent gu tho throne
ho read O proclamation nbo!iahing crouclling
, 1874-01-29

Animal Election Of thc North1vostcrn
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2S.-Tho following porsons
we're elected trustees OF the Northwestern Atn-,
tual Lifo Insurance Company to-day: Horny d.
George r. Davis, Jolu II. Kountreo. Peter Van
yecl.fon, Willard Merrill, c. G. Daylsou, aud
Edward r. Allis. At the trrstoo's meotng to-
night tho following oflcorH wero elected: Presi-
dent. Il. L. Palmer; Vico pTeeileut, O. =.
D. Mash; Actuary, Emory A1oClintock.
, 1874-01-29
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS,

speeial Nspatsh Ia 4He Chicago tribune.
the Grand Lotigo.. knights Of pythias, wore
elected aud installed to-day, NJ Follows &. V.
r, s. 7. oylor, Franklln; e. O.. Il: II. Morrison,
Groencastlo q: Y. G., W. y: Wood. Groon-
oils q. D., ]. ". Hmitllor, IndIanap-
oliH @. G., ". n, JoAnaon, Now Albany; &.
|. H., J. II. lIigglnson, Goshen N. A., d. Will
aon Adams, Bloomington; Representative at
the Supreme Lodge, 8. T.: oyler, Frank
Mclean, Den Davis, oil Of Indianapolis. A
number Of uninportsut changes wero raado In
, 1874-01-29
IOWA.

10 WA.
Sneefa, Dispatch to Tho Chicago 771bu,ts.
DEs MONIES, H., Jan. 28.-Numerous railroad
bilis we're introduced In oach branch Of tho
Legislature. Everybody is anti-rai'road just
now, and tho prospect is TINT tho Railroad Com
mitteo will DO overwhelmed with documents aud
schomos for tho regulation Of railroads.
TIE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Senator Maxwell got long indictment against
tho Agricultural College before the Senate, in
tho shape Of o resolution, nskipg for a commit
wore made by number Of Senators to got it re-
ferred to q committee, but they falling, 1t WAS
passed. by Unanimous vote. Tho resolu-
tion was then takon to the House, ,a, and
I1asscd by 4 unanimous vote ct that body. The
Investigation will begin at onoo.
cAuousEs.
Aftcr tho adjournment, both parties hnd oau-
cusoH for tho nomination OF Warden OF tho Pen"
Republicans, aud L. Ii. Clark by tho Autt-Mo-
[To tho As.octatcd Press]
DEs MONIES, Jan. 23.-In tho Senate, Liout.-
Gov. Dysart was appropriately inducted into
Office.
senator West orercd = Joint memorial, pro-
viding TINT tho United StateB 8cuatora be
elected by tito people. Referred to tho Commit
toe on Federal Relations.
Senator Boomer offered q joint resolution re-
lating to national currency, and providing for
tho return to Bpncie payment. Referred to tho
Committee on Banking.
Tho joint resolution offered by Senator Kop-
l1art, and the amendment thereto BY Mr. MIX
vol, which was accepted providing for q
thorough investigation Of nfrairs OF tho Agricul-
talral College from tho beginning to tho present
time, was adopted unanimously.
Various bills wore introduced, tho majority Of
which relate to railways and tho tariff question.
The Sonato resolution providing for joint
committee to Investigate tho affairs Of tho
Agricultural College WIS adopted iu the House
this afternoon, and Mossrs. Goodrich, Mitchell,
and Nowbold appointed aB such committee On
tho part of the House.
The Senate resolution providing for tho ex-
animation into tho suffering Of tho Northwest
ern honcstoadors was also adopted, aud Mossrs.
(1il1ilnnd, IInrtshorn, and RoHzoll appointed a
committee Of inquiry on the part Of the House.
Several local resolutions woro adopted.
A resolution for the nbolishmont Of the Off
ceH OF Postmaster aud Assistant Postmaster
prevailed. ..
ntAfter adjournment. a joint caucus Of both
parties waH l,oil for the nomination Of Warden
Of tho Fort Madison ponitontiary, Postmaster,
Assistant Postmaster, and Mail Carrier. Tho
Republican nonlinec8 are as follows |:
Warden, DR.. Seth Craig, present
incumbent, nominated by acclamaton !;
Postmaster, HRS. Elliott, Mt. Pleasant: Assist
ant Postmaster Miss Smith Mail Carrier, Mr.
6tedn1an, of Bonton Tho Auti-Monopolsts Ind
spirited CAUCUS, nominating /. ". Clark, Of
Scott County, Warden. No othor nominoca wero
Bolected.
, 1874-01-29

morrow. Gov. Osborne ia understood to DO
practically out Of the fight, tho Loavenworth
delegation haylug united for Thomas T. Fonton.
IIc draugorH nro trying to consolidate on some
body, Tho majority Of tlem apparently favorng
o4-dov. noboson: Tho increased votoa for
Phillips md Plumb have grontly encouraged tho
ashorentH Of those gent1omon, and they aro
stronuouBly Mt work. Tho contest Ia boing con-
Quoted without acrimony, and with worry little
exottomont.
:. In Tho Houno to-daya bill WAS passed. to atriko
tho word whito from oil lawa and orslinancus, no
as to do nWay with all discrimination on ac-
count Of color,
, 1874-01-29
FOREICN.
Addresses Of Gladstone and Bright
to Their Constituents.
The City Of santander Strongly Threat
enod by tho Carlista.
GREAT BRITAIN.
gLADyroNE'a ApunEsa.

LONDON, JIM. 28.-!rlo masH-moeting at Dlacl-
hoath to-day was not 30 largo ns expected, on
account Of heavy fog and drzzling ruin. Glad
stone, however, was Oh tho ground At tho ap-
pointed timo and delivered his address. 1Io i'd
mittod that Parliament liad been dissolved bo-
cas,Bo tho Government folt that their powor Was
cbbiug. 11e sharply attnolod Disraoli for scott
Ing to divert tho attention Of tho peoplo from
domestic to foreign politics. Tho roal iHauo be-
now proposed by tic Government wore
omtnontly practicable. Thoy wanted to
redueo mad reform local taxation, and
abolish tho income tux, intontling to
rolioye tho con8ll1ner by menus of tho existing
nurplns. Tho adjustment Of taxation and ocon-
otny in tho administration Of tue royonuos woro
dwolt upon by tho speaker at gront lorgth. The
necessity for economy, which the Conservatives
nevcr praettcod, was i1nfavorablo to n oousorya-
tive roaotton.; In conclusion. Mr.. aladstone
proposed, as tho watchwora for thoparty, lib
orat Union" II tho Liborals wero not united
tlloy would su'ror dlBgracoful dofeat. II dis
senBions occurred ho would rofuBo to continue
to lend tho party. Gladstone spoke for enc hour,
and at tho close received vote Of confidence.
Three Thousand persons woro present.
THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION
In Greenwich will be hold on tho Sd Of Fobrua-
ry. Bright will appear boforo hiH constituents
at Birmingham on Saturday next and givo his
viows on tho situation.
THE ADDRESS OF BRIGHT
to his constituents IL published. II ia briof,
possesses Ito special foatMroB, and fully ooucurs
iu tho policy announced by Gladstone.
TIE TIonNoRNE CASE.
In tho Tiohborno cnso to-day, uawkins con-
cludod tho summing up for the prosecution, with
peraonaf vindication OF Indy Radcliffe, who tlo
declared bad mover been soilod by tho filthy,
blighting, uuholy, md unnatural touch Of do
fondant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Jan. 20-5:30 q. m.-Forstor and
ChildorB addressed q Liberal meeting in this
city last night. Mr.. Childors dwe1t on
the financial succoBs Of tho Government.
In reference to its foreign policy ho
reminded htB hoarera that in 1869 he was ono Of
tho few who oponly decnrcd In Parliament thoir
desire for tho triumph OF tho Foderals in the
United States. The meeting adopted votes Of
confidence In tho distinguished gentleman who
had addressed 1t.
Mr. Arch has boon invited to stand for parlia-
mont in Birmingham.
Nr. Disraeli will speak at Aylcsbury on satur-
day.
A mooting Of loading Liberals was held in
Maryebono last evening to nominate q candl-
date for Parliament. Tho nameB OF Daniel Grant,
Tom Hughes aud Edwin James wore considered.
md Mr.. Grant was finally SOLICITED as tho
candidate Of tho party. The Liboral journals
this morning say from 1000 to 5000 peopl o at-
tended tho Gladstone meeting on Dlaokheath
yesterday.