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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
pOpTLAR SENTIMENT.

RESOLUTIONS CALLING OK ALL GoVRRNoRS OF
STATES TO CONVENE THEIR LEGISLATURES IN
ORDER THAT SIMULTANEOUS ACTION MAY BE
TAKEN.
RICHMOND, Jan. 1O-The following resolutions
were introduced into the State Senate Yesterday:
Resolved BY tie General Assembly OF tho Common
wealth OF Virginia that tho Governors Of the States
COMPOSING the United States Of America be and they
are hereby earnestly requested TO soon as
practicable Legislatures OF their respective States
IN order that tho States consult together and adj
wise with each respecting the late interference Of
the army the UnitOd States with the Legislature OF
the State Of Louisiana and determine simultaneously TO
defend and ureserve the Independence and autonomy
Of the States.
ResoIved That tho Governor OF this Commonwealth be
and he is hereby requested forthwith 10 telegraph these
resolutions Governors OF tho several States and
reouest immediate replies.
An animated and prolonged discussion ensued, in
which a spirit of moderation predomnated. leading
Senators Directing to Virginia taking the ntiatory
movement as State IN this grave matter 1t was
thu general opinion, however, that Virginia should
ovs an expresslon of sentiment through her Legis-
Iaturs in the form of protest against the action OF
the General Government in relation TO Louisiana,
and an appeal to the American people for redress,
and also to express the deep and lasting sympathy OF
the people of Virginia with the people of their Sis
ter State of Louisiana. At the conclusion OF the
discussion the whole matter was laid over and made
the special order for Tuesday at o'clock.
sHERIDAN's ASSERTIONS REGARDING ARKANSAS PRO-
NoUNCED UNTRUE
LITTLE Rock, Jan. 10.-The merchants Of this city
held public meeting last night and passed resOlu-
tions DENYING Gen. Sheridans dispatch to tho Secre
tary of War in 80 far as it refers 10 Arkansas.
resolution was introduced in the Senate also deny
ing sherdan's statement and WAS referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations. large number
of officers and soldiers Of the Union army during
the late war publish card to the same effect.
THE RIGHTS OF LOUISIANA TO BE SUPPORTED BY
TENNESSEE
MEMPHIS Tenn. Jan. 1O.-The following was pre-
scented in the Senate at Nashville, yesterday
Resolred That Senators hereby Instructed and
our requested TO support and insist on
such guarantees will mmediatey restore TO the State
OF Louisiana rights under the Constitution as sev-
erelgn state Of the Federal Union.
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DOWN-TRODDEN LOUISIANA.
Cnntinued from First Page.

Hotel were crowded. Gen. Sheridan remained in
the crowd for two hours that evening. but no one
laid finger upon him. Hundreds were angry
enough to do il, but the leading men went among
the crowd and whispered TO those who were most
excited that they must forbear aud impressed upon
them the fact that Gen. Sheridans life was worth
hundred times moro 70 the State than any
revenge could be. The Sergeant-at-Arms also SAYS
that the case of tho Conservatives was Laid before
the Congressional Committee in much better shape
than that of the Republicans, and that no could
listen to both without concluding that the latter
either had no case that they did not know how to
present it, The lleRality of the proceedings Of the
Returning Board seems to be fully established and
indeed. some of its members do not seem able TO
defend it. Ex-Gov. Wells, the President Of the
Board. and the man Of all others who should have
given tho Committee the benefit of his testimony
did not 20 near it.
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BUPpUM4i Hcvrcr; R. T. ON rhar'iay Jan william H. "- u
'qns an as fathers '~'''1'' S''' '''@' i3' '''' a.
CAMPBELI-on ss,a., jan Jane, Campbell .rea 20 y.,S
lis re1d " hs brother ason invited 10 a.
tend the mineral srsos 81 Emmaoce Ch1rh tter Dr. Web
liza HSt. AAlf2A,s ii si.aoa further aVtauoR
CnRTsI Jas. He-y Il. Christie, Of wa
Relatives he ams invited attend he onea
Monday svelas At oso,E ifon TAF.e- Church Rev
HoTaao Iopea No. g. r aud A. W-BsrrHars hereby
Tsnp corT Tss-tg l. ana xt.sye of the pu.Ios- u
psyls Tie las tu,e of repc; % or late T!shpn b'hei 's
Lodge ayed 20 meet "iS a. b. orer
f., meet ns he Ri, IT, 6 Es Sg' s & 4 IT. @ as.
ss,s.-lys we; n aoo stsas :. 9 o ,t 1s'S , -s.
herr H. C6a.is P up H0EACE M-rC-LP Il. ?.
CUMNI. KY-Joepb Cuu k7 bed Jan. o a, 10 ooleA
board pilot boat ". ". ss.Y NsnH hoot IN o'h'loas s
Tie oi Caase' ila Margaret C0m1A 's-a -
PeaJ aSa,eias Is are re.ec.fu r,id his unern from
day, jan. H. al voOoA
pAY-On Forenas Louise onv daughter Of Cbse. JJL
fenls Of Ire y l'i @, attend h9 faaeTsl %
G ass1', Ia. 3'5 'n psy 4. g %e.t rs.aI
Pllin5ed papers please copy
EDWARDS % Tasr,.aT morning J T. sobOor vile u
Wn RIgrls AL daughter s LIZ AID Joan = aeao'!e' 'sea
vii place from s. Arr. E2oo-' chareh ciao.;
the family are lEyit-i ~ atseud.
GTBSOH-ou SATURDAY.. Jsa. David Gibson in tie 42i scar Of a
Relative, friends Of the ian1, invited attend the 'aass
hs rd y d. ~ vest F0sJ a'A-s'' % tussJ
the 18Th O'Clock.
HgCkLKR-ou s.urd. jan g. 1872 Of hsnOrbAss John Ada.
Hocklrr n yesFs months ana - days.
MONDAY, jan H. bis late resdene
Oae-handre fB IA west Of COusndisVe,
helrose ~ Relatives and ds OF de smly respectfully
invited o lac tsken "oOda"A of In
KARN-Frd,v .v-onr J-u 1875 Ea-7 beloved iaughts
By adoption OF Nj and A. Samuel Hawk sgei -
residence N. Bst FOr-egEsL, heSfoAs
Tuesday morning jan y, st II O'clock
MRRRI rT-Suddeny Jan. (, Wlbyn Merritt, gd IS
o fheE A-oarg Merritt lArTts-n
\. T., Jan II, II O'Clock
MASY-ou Sunday Jan TO- 1875, Paao P, wife Of Fred "
May
residence 80 E-sL, Elizabeth " j., edndsy J'n ~ At
o'clock " The lI;4s AID IL
o'clock. Trains from foot Of LbeEtJ1L, n J.
PRRCY-suddeny Of IpopeTy. a. hs hts aeaee Brokla
y Monday evening 4, 1879, Dr. Ea"d L. Percy ~ "a
9TH year Of hs aga
sHIPLKYA Jaa g. Am NJ shpeT, daughter Of he
Norris ShipIey. ,,..-
Peas ana relatives attend her funeral from her s
readence H. At Carriages VIZ De 10 "S<Ax
a fremont lrrvs the IL 40 trsin from Se"-osE
SCHRRR-On Saturday. Jia Mary B. vie Of Frssnek '" seserN
and only daughter Of JaTses W. BnncGerhnL
Tr relatives he family respectfully nyh 20 Htens
her Gte residence III E-As LEeaJesaIH
o.. on Tuesday, Jan. II, AZ OcocE ?. n
TIEAANNOa SundIy morning. lOh int Csoze Breath. His 90
Peter c. TeIaA1n daughter Of he late James y Beaia
Pu.ssal will held MarTs Church MnbaAnUa 10
hApest henAlas
taken 70 HsIpstesd. L. l., ior inermeaI
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4 FORTHCOMING ASSISTANT SECREr4BY

TO the Edttor OF The Trtoune
SIR: It may interest your readers who have been
bewildered by the marvellous debts and minute
assets Of Henry Clews & Co., to know that tLls
worthy nancier has lately stated that be would DO
Assistant Secretary IT the Treasury before the emo
of January.
People who object TO this may, perhaps find one
uualifcation of Mr.. Clews for an Assistant secre-
taryship of the Treasury in the fact that in Septe
ber 1873 after the firm stopped payments, kilograms
were sent TO certain confidential friends VINO nau
bought bonds of the firm, now comparatively
worthless 10 return them at and get their money
back which they did. A
IL is now said that the new firm, started after the
panic is likely to show equally beggariY array OF
assets though it too oOntTVed TO fan for million
And finally, before this Assistant Secretaryshlp Oh
the Treasury bestowed, would be interesting 70
have that long ked-Of law suit brought on, IN
which a notable letter from M Clews to relative
of the President appears of the items OF evl
dence. The bearings of the White House relation.
ship on Walst tinsnciering would furnish the iast
agd conclusive evidence of Mr.. Clewss fitness for
responsible position in the Treasury Department.
Aeip- York, Jan. 8, 1873. VS. A.
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A PULPIT VIEW OF THE CASE.

SERMON BY THE REV. DR. j. j. fbLIof'
The Rev. DR.. j. ID. Fulton of the Hanson
rlac, Baptist Church preached yesterday on the
Natlon', Peril and the Way Out. His text was Psalm
xxxiv.7: 1.-THE angel Of the Lori encamTeth about
them that fear Hin. and d.yere.h them" The follow
ing are passages from the sermon:
week ago AT this hour three black men we're IN cap
titItv. We're were theY} No one knows. on Aonuy
tLr Louisiana Legislature TO mt &. - Keep IIe
nearc soldiers Of the United States were asked by ne
Governor and the Chief Of Police to protect Tue ssa
ture. Twelve O'Clock came Soldiers gathered AoOu'
rho 81 Louis Hotel. where the Legislature was 70 con
vrne 5000 Had thev any right t. ne Ih.rei
tndy, IN Louisiana said Yes" There not az that
time word of protest. J. the President at fAuI ke
,e ,cta I,s Winter the troubles IN Louisiana were oe
fore the people The President asked Congress 10 gsae
~ TO what Should Ne done saying II hothlnP IS uone no
.boud he compelled riorSauize and sanction thc *
istng Government. Nothing was done Dy C9hEsess'
The President has acted ~ ne was coinpe,led 10 ec
ana a. am one else in position would nave boeh
ompelled To act without doubt tho task WIs ds'Hree
able out ris duty plain. That no might uA.e 10
fo rec0nnoiter the position. He went 20 Ne"Oiieas
look after matters and take coninanu IT nc ner
An through these days OF doubt and aus pense ne he
esis of me black have been lost rom slEnt. Ia
orleans be walked in fear, in the rural dS'fic''
At noon the Legislature assembled; the missing ATT,
cans were captivity the whites Seemed 10 no' s
sev Of the situation. They began Organize the Legs
lature Their protested against. LIE
SPEAKER Of the House, Democrat, tue very man ~
Drotestipg against the OF the military, asked Ile
General IN command TO ald him, when request we
complied with and order was restored Haa tne ma tI
r,stad there VINO does not that the Army OF me
Unted states the President, and all IN authority Would
Save been quoted in favor Of the White League and
against tue negroi Now PM. Sheridan appears Du'
sheridan was IN New-0meanA vi nI.er tbs "p ~,
onest OF the Republicans, who saw 'n'Ir
I.,eriies wronged anu rights tramped on had e.
nj ed from tine House i've members who had been ue-
riared members Of the House, but VINO had not Deen
returned as Cen Sheridan, seeing tha hero was
to no trouble assumed command lie has ariyon 10 Que
ont buf be mas told the truth Ia his blunt soder Nay
sbost those who nave been driven out ana ABOUT no
copdition of affairs In louisiana Then COMES , .
dIspatch which Is called Gen. sheridans reineuS,
apd against which the country protests ~ owe ntn
am mot 10 defend n; calling men bandltu uoesH ;
make them So IL ought nOt 10 throw nation lnto q
rnapse because a plain soldier like Cen sheriuah *
rcsIes ms md IN regard 10 those VINO nave lmpres
mated the very air with assassination II the man hau
erred against tho negro would there nave Oeen any
rrrtrat Z III tho i've members had Deon retained VI
supported would there have been any conmotlon
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49,, TIM. the actor attracts anil peases oy supernca'
-. n.,or. he charms and satisfies by the reality OF
-, aroll. tenaer. aud Iudicrous humanity 10
Hra...s .ometninS to do IL In bis own way DC
original without being G'otesPne ana uoio
" 81, ., sadnes-. Is to accomplish truo ana re-
-nsyEablc success IN MI Raymond has attained
..,n.noa az merit and. he leaves us fol new
aid, Of labo. and cenq In watch his prosperity VIII
be equally that Of his auditors we record " win
-, rloasnre-Mr Elymond will be accompanied oJ
- 70 Ts,,ld "a he vii persouatO the heroine OF The
Gns.d Age" hitherto PLAYED ~ Miss Gertrude kellogg,
IN, stage expori-ucc which Mss Field needs she Will
thus have ample opportunity to sain while her Inc IN
teeotual character energetic spirit ana ner many
accomplishments will DO utihzd 20 the soneia a1SAH'
tage. -.- ,-orr,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9-Mr. and Mrs: calvert
and Geo Kigai saIiei NewHOrk Ia me sea ~
oceanic. TO iulhI engagements 10 play ia "AenFy v
IN NewYOrk.
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OBITUARY..
EDWIN L. JAMES

The Rev. Edwin L. James, twin brother OF
Bishop Edmund g. James OF New-York, died yesterday
morning at sunrise at Flushing, L. L Mr.. James was
born at Sheffield Mass April ~, 1SCT. When no was
10 years Of age began teach scnOol and remained
IN that vocation till 2lh year. In 1891 he Joined ne
Philadelphia Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and was appointed pastor at West Philadel-
phis Subsequently he stationed at Hiddletown,
Del, az ElktOu Nd, at ST. Georges Church Philade[
phA and at the Fifth Street Church IN that city he was
then transferred TO passionate Of the Mulberry Street
Church NOW Est Paurs) New. York, aiter Shc h
no was appointed in suceessOn to the south
second Street Church, Tue Central Chnrch'
and the Firth Street Church In BroOkiyn.
He then became pastor 4 the Church AT BrlqRepOrt'
Conn. and Presiding Elder OF the Brdgeport DlsTlet
He next assumed the pastorate OF the Soon o'Ioos
OF the SECRETARIES Of the National Temperance society
During latter part OF MS life he rered rom hs pas
tOra duties aud devoted himself chiefly TO the WORK or
this temperance society, without receiving pay. BIS
sufsrnes we're very His end peaceful He was
amAn Of gOoO aalhments, and was beloved DYtnemOers
of his congregation He laOOrSd earnestly Tor the poor
He WAS The author of several works. amung when were
Wesley His Own BiOgrspber," puDllshed about nVe
vears ago Incidents The Llfe OF Bishop AsDury =,
and RseoectiOns in the Life Of the Rev. Dr. EDWARD
Pays0n." ~, ,,orDa
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-Julius Lee OF the
nrm of Lee Walker, well known music publishers died
suddenly to-day.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-Juhan 6. Holland
FOR the past seven years connected with the oce OF the
S.vYork Associated Press 10 this city died to-day VI
eOusuD ptiOn, IN the twenty -tnth year oil AlS age
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYTCB OF rHs CHIEF sT0FAL OrrfcsH. I
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Monday, Jan. II, lse-I d %. ,
s,m.nsi, 6,r M mai ttpeutu-fotlr hours.

OFYrCB rHB CHIEF HOfAL OtFiCkH' (
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Monday jan H. lSs-l a. N.
gv1opsis for the pat hcenfv-foF hotrs
The snow storm on Saturday night over
Eorthern New England. Nova Scotia. and hev-Bruns-
uirk has Disappeared TO the DOrtheastwaru
n was followed by rapidly rising barometer, orisk
md nigh north TO winds, diminishing In force,
clear and very cold weather IN the Middle ana Eastern
states A.. 60 ,.,..,...
nf states with TO East winds increasing couo
nss and occasional rain the Gulf coast, whlch during
the evening extended partly as sleet over Aaoama
Georgia and the CarOlinas $3.50, .,
ued slowly rising during Sunday tho CumDeEIauu auu
the OHIO falling. .,
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Oul STATES rallng
barometer rising temperature, east 10 nortn "hus'
cloudy weather and rain, sleet, or snow VIII prevail
In the West Gulf States Tennessee and the ONO val
lev north west TO northeast winds, and rising temper
AZURE with partly cloudy weather, occasional rain or
snow and sght changes IN barometer IN the nrst sec
ton and with falling barometer, cloudy weather ana
light snow IN the two latter. ,,,-
For upper lake region, rising. followed oy ialns
barometer winds veering 10 northwest aud nOrtheas
lover ture than sunday aud generally clear
For the Upper Missssppi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and the North West rising followed by falling barome-
ter but rising temperature winds veering 10 east
and south Increasing cloudiness and occasional snow
In me Middle States and mo Otcer lake region falling
barometer higher tsmDerdtre dan on sunday tnercds
isg eIodtHess ut lhf and HIlds peerng 10 toest
ard north the latter, and viii east 10 NORTH r'nas a"d
sHOw ne former
Por New England. winds shifting 70 northeast ana
falling barometer increasing oioudiness and 40 might
Tho Mississippi River, below Memphis. viii continue
slowly rlsng; the OliO and Cumberland falling.
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p4SSENGERS ARRIvED.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-Ea ssapiIhip Cpy Of Ano'rp. Jan 10
Mr. aud MrA JohusOn. o. BTorghion hsI Matthias Mrs
nd IL. Mr. DraEe Mrs
srry FoI Mr. sehNoon AR snd hr stacIpoe M and hA
VIM Aitcae Robert RaOJ. D. Rook sel JaA fhlps J
Mr. D.ues Mr. Collie Mr. Passln, H. noCesy MS hn' Johns
and nut Master ~ Richards David kiIk and ehd w
Hay of lam On ghorn Ass Carts Mss rmsa Miss
Annie Harper Mr. Bailey wAr. Bro Christian Mr. tieiiAs
Ma Mar Jone ald MIs Aolbb, Mr. heanrdJ
PROF sAVAHNAH-IH segmshtD GtHA BarRos, J1a lO-J D.
grwiA W. 4. simmer. T. Tobiss. Oeo PfoAap
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steamship Worth Point Smith PhaaelOhA with p.
steamship wyasoLs Couch Richmond ssrs 80
mds-. and pass TO Old Dominion Steamship q"
Steamship Roi,i, CB s,.,n Glasgow Der. 49, xo-;.
,@sAP Gs Barnes Choesnaa ssTsBnsA d.y vita sd'e ~
steGA sap R q knisb Chichester Geos.so-a c. and aess.
d s;.. ss Fo. Sa is' Mr. # P 6 Ksa,GG
Bars ABra"n to Pail s'a. Grsy Busuos AJrc' Nov 20
1r .irbr tof Psi,i.l,h, Gay P.n,uts J.- D.s
y ~ va "a err r., y . nm y % sp.o eS'o" Ia
B"s SriaHnia tOf Ss> Haven. BOehfss st. Pierre Is ~
seh M,rr Lour.. wIs, w'.hinsou c. Is d.ys asrs
s'hr 4 D.,ehsn. weodi,ni Richmond Va
SER w Potter Or Wyn.H curaeao So-osr .1i,
s'ar. Nou'sn,, Craviori, Boston or s.s.ore
feli p"ioa cs'o-1 Proy1. .'5s'' ''' -'''
So! Nay 5s. y FOB J. , SeSSS9,or.
SER. Thomas Z. woOloy, -. ytna.a.
Fitted States s'.,sfp Plymouth FOR Ky sp Ksns...-
H. 1T Roursm' Ras for Personal---very. Gsis Of
&ISD--san.-s s. nOaeras Y W, cle'r
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,rov Jon IO-salel. sse4mshp QlaSee lBr Bennett ss
sax PEAvcr.co J,p 10 Arrived steamship Richard asA.
ra ,fA 's L "a .a,g-A '..1T- - 1,,,,,o sr,.
S'T,o's' a-rr sy- Phaes ES"An LAND 'obr Amazed,
orsTNsrovy Jan II Wire star 7' saushD oc'ani' 'nes
re-, ~ i9gIa d % ~ e b. .ss3s,o L,,,'s rSo'e,
lOsDoT. Ja'. 3tie thcaegr.
Salia. Jessie Gilbert, srraue
tie SO ms A1ioiph ana Ale 90 10
form. C. T. hsei utlasp a.h Dorado Wa scott GOaat
LeLd taEn ard so1h,Ia tbc aBf heS
LIvERPoot, Jan 10 The stean'p Maatoasu. wyo from b.
-. t1-la..
HAv.xA jan iOrae steamship city .of Havana from SevYOb.
nrfirel his aornle
AALiraz n s. jon. Tie 'atip Sow, sco,.ap 18th ErGs's
nails re Mondsy aeruCsa
DISASTERS.
Jan. lOIue Abhosf,rd
returning Gahle togcd INTO his de-. IL peas
lie INTO co-n MT tha s'esrs-o petnr vans Of To- Ano
Lire. hence to r-lsielpnis afd 49, baly d.
n. B. lirn0f.s
. I'm The grna
Bs mlstsr, general fon Tor ser
drrsg
will srohshy t5a Vrck. lie shr inu NO ri nistr
81 la 20 isn. While
Marc Joseph tele a 1ad bee wreck;
TIE eslstlp ary last wght
sbs tered !ra.e he
Of lie brig Hoar. Gre partially
roSoFe t. u a -aal4gta p Bdlg1n.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS

HAVANA ssuyr srm aud frdemtnd MuseoVaes Fs 70
Good Rsapas 6a69s reA anObe gold Grocery grade
r,.. gol se IN AVnI and MAtsrEas 495UO boxes
and 900 hb receipts $4,000 boxes Aad 54OO aha
exported Dung 1900 bOIeS and AZ hdd intending SOV
h,r. and All The hhs United Bacon. t3o 1883 Wt
Flour s2Gdsz- so v Dbl for Anenean Hanssazsrcarsd 80
e4A % ourts S3yd $40 Iuua N tins, 50 d4o
Putstoe, x3rSs 70 y Tsiov Sl2 0s2e qgnaL onoas
81 a. b bbl Tor American. Coal o. 83GI reals gal Empty
Hog,hs.ss 10 30 Boz shocks 9s 40 reals gold dS0os sOOS
sIO5|M Preighs fair demand spanish Gold 1913 90 Amen
can iygd2D the UnI1ed states % dA's
Pod ~ g9Z premium gh % London lis pre-
niumi ON Pans 92oo4 premiun
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wounds IN his head and through bis body. ItN'sup
posed to be q OF suicide Krchmeyer has bee. IN
a troubled state OF mind OF a'e account Of havh
squa ndered Entrusted 30 him by bis mOthe,
Oscar Hubensien OF Nos II and 10 BOwery. IN ~ ~
deirum treme ma, SATURDAY cut his throat WITH MS
knife. No important God is divided,
and IL believed that he will not die from his I'M gries
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TIE MrNyEsorA sEyAToRsHTP.

Sr. PAUL, Jan. 10.--A. a caucus of Republi-
cans friendly to Senator Ramsey, held Friday evening
the fact was developed that ho has positive strength
eaough 10 assure his nomination the nrst ballot ms
opDositon % uim IL divided between W. d. Wash0urne
GOV DAVIS ana ex-GOv. Austin, OF whom Senator kani-
sey is me SECOND choice OF considerable NUMBER,
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TILE VOICE OF NEW-YORK.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE MASS MEETING AT THE
COOPER rYsTITUTE-A roS-PARTIsAH PEOPLES
woyFMRNr-NAMRs or THE SPEAKERS
The meeting to be held at the Cooper Institute
this evening, TO protest against The violation OF the
rights of the people Of Louisiana 1.-THE nterierence
49, - n.a..a Arnans In decentralization Of
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N4RHLED.

SIyoHs- sTUARr-Ou TIusrlsr in = 81 william r
Williams. ID. raistgl T. g. Fro III
Smous Bd J1i' Wca STUART opel daughter the late N.Y.
Han Kelly Oi hliurbec., A. I.
wILDB-LrQUERR Ttud,y evening" Jsn 7 ~ tn COLLEGIATE
Church. FGhsVe forehth-sI by Rev. N. lad
low, DID,, 90 Ae Rev T. J.. h4t-ed. Do. be VIA
Wide 20 LINE dAGe Liter VI Robert y. LaqueI, REQ
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TILE FALL RIVER brRIKH.

FGLL RIVER, Mass. Jan. 10.-At meeting
Of wesvers last night the question OF astriEe or Do
strike after An animated discussion was decided IN tDe
negative, and Ali hBnoD, except inc aasheiS' VIII
resume work on Monday.
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The Epening Mail explains that, in the case
q Major NJ Buady, who appears In the schedules aS
debtor 10 the bankrupt estate Of henry CieW' Co.,
he holds legal Liabilities Of the firm 10 an amount con-
AaaSSssx skaaadin9 IA eva RADusSlss 70 rs OLA
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p,rxrrvG cLoTHs MARKET.

Pnovp,,c. jan has been decreasing business IN
pnt Co. durips the and somewhat mpoe
po The market closing 5sd5 STANDARD and ETf 04I
a. ssl.s VI the ia OOO
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Mr. VOORHEES, wTTHDRAws FROM THE INDIANA
SENATORIAL CONTEST.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10.-The Sentinel OF To-
morrow morning WILL contain letter from the Hon.
d. w voorhees, TO the Hon. B. F. Ravens Withdrawing
his name as a candidate fOr the Seustorship
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
TIE NEE

THE NEBRASKA senate RsBIP.
OMAHA, Jan. 10.-The State Legislature at
Lincoln adjourned yesterday No business was trans
acted The election OF United States Senator occurs
ia VA
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THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 10.-The Legislature will
meet next Wednesday, IL Is understood tDat caucus
will be called At an early date 10 nominate United
States senator.
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PHASES OF SUICIDE.

The body of julius Kirchmeyer was found
upon the floor OF No o5 Riyngtonst on Saturday ana
from appearances. hs had been dead soinn time lis
charged pistol Ay Rsag su head IaeSe vogs tss sRst
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A sTATEMENr BY TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE
COMMITTEE OF ILLINOIS.

COMMITTEE OF ILLINOIS.
CmcAGO, Jan. 1O-A dispatch from Springfield,
H. says the members Of the Democratic State
Central Committee deny the authenticity Of the adj
dres. sent from there few days ago. purportng to
have been issued By them. calling mass indigna-
ton meeting % protest against the receut action Of
tine Federal Government in New-O rirans. The Com
Iu:tee did issl.c a call for such meeting, but did
NOT propose to counsel armed resistance to the
FcGcIaI powers.