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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-08

SHENANDOAH VALLEY RoAD.-The stock
holders Of the Shenandoah Valley railroad met
at Front Royal, Va, on the 9th, and elected
William McClellapd, of Chambersburg, Pa,
president, and A. r. Boteler, w. c.. Travers,
III Eouff, u. L. Boyce, NJ. B. Buck, John
w. Ashhy, Mann Splitter, Henry B. Harnsber-
GER John Kelley and j. J. Hubby, directors.
We have not learned whether there was re-
ally contest over the directory, but presume
there was not. If things went on barmoni-
ously we rnay'look for early operations upon
this Improvement
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-08

WASHINGTON MARKET, APRIL. s, 1878.
Corrected every week by s. NJ, 81. g. JONES,
GENER AZ COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
Of III nd 10Th SITS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES our lstSI ISSUE, 1IliJd
Helmick, charged with horse-stealing, has been
found guilty and sentenced to the Penitentiary
for three years. This was Helmick's second
trial.
John Cats, also charged with horse-stealng
was fonnd guilty and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for eleven years. His counsel moved for
new trial which was refused. We under
stand that the case will be taken UP to the
Supreme court.
In the case of Jno. Crawford. colored, charg-
ed with assaulting Geo. A. Hanger, in Septem-
Der last. the.jury found verdict of guilty and
fixed the term of imprisonment at one year in
the penitentiary. Upon motion of his coun-
sci new trial was granted.
YIN. G.. PRAYER MEErING.-As usual, the
Town Hall was crowded, Oh last Sunday even
ing, by persons in attendance at the Prayer
meeting held under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Every occasion
seems to add to the interest of these meetings
The exercises on last Sunday consisted of adj
dresses by Messrs. j. H. Skinner, Jed Hotch-
kiss and PROT. Ladd, readings from the Scrip
| lures and prayers by the members. Special
prayers were offered for different ones, and the
meeting closed with & benediction by the Rev.
DR.. Manly. The regular meetings will be held
in the Town Hall OH every Sunday evening
and all are invited to attend.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-08

THE. METHODIST CONGREGATION, Of Hat<
risonburp are now considering the adyisability
of enlargfng their place of;worship The grow
inc interest that is being manifested in church
matters BY ali the congregations Of that place is
finding expression in more eapacious accom-
,,odations 4errthe increasing membership of the
several ceusreg ations, bpthas protesting chris
fans and interested visitors. We understand
that there is mutual satisfaction between pastor
and congregation, in the MethoalsI cnutch, and
that Rev, DR.. Roszell has inaugirated his
ministerial labors there under tic most alofa
be, ausaices.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-08

VIM. NJ. TAYLOR DIscHARGED.-Wm. NJ.
TAYLOR was tried under the.law now applicable to
cases of seduction, found guilty and punish
ment fixed at three years in the Penitentiary.
Counsel for accused had made application Tor
new trial, on the ground OF newly discovered
evidence. On Wednesday last, the States At
torney, Capt. Bumgardners eanae into Court,
and asked to enter a noIle proseqat, stating as
his reason that after examining one OF tie new
witnesses the character of the girl was not as
chaste as it shorll have been TO have justified a
verdict against Taylor. The accused was dis
charged, aneis-now at liberty.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-08

CORRECTED EVERY WEEK BY P. HcoE BRornE
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

NEW YORK HERALD
SPECIAL LIGHTNING .NEwsrAPER TRAIN LEAVES
TIE GhAND cEYTEAk :ES pEr0T ETEEY SUNDAY
TALo At / r A. WITH /; S: AND M' S; R + FOR ALL
4. n 'MoND&Y MoRNING ALSO % coSNEC1TiSGA 1fS = at T
TE GS T5S FEPfE At & F SEN2B GN9BA w F6H
M 4s TkS PRTys w H9hp HE pAs AMP MSF caGAEEp TO
sENGERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE Fol-
PoUGHKEEPsIE, ALBANY SCHENECTADY, SARA
roGA PALATINE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS
UTICA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER BATAVIA, BUF.
rALo, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
BRIDGE
Passengers by HERALD TRAIN reach all points
BY the night New York can connect
Those desiring to visit Sharon springs arrive there at
and return br he 10 a. train sunday evening arPyPs n
New York o'clock Monday morning
BY THIS TRAIN
sARAT0GA LAKE, GEoEGE sn4EoN srRJNGs
NER NESs2S 2Rk HEE HE T BEaE Fb MT FINE THE
LEAVE NEW N YORK GRAND CENTRAL
TouGiKEEPsiE 4:i5 4 II
HN AhbHNn '.'''''.''......''. 6o NJ
PALATiNE BRIDGE. ................. ZIG A. NJ
UTICA. ..,.............................S 500 A. NJ.
SYRACUSE. ........................... $50 a. NJ.
ROCHESTER. TER.......................ll: ~ 4. N.
ARrtvEIEhsT gAIAyAj 80 n
GEHvE-EAsT BUFFAfo 90 2 NJ
ARRIyE-SrASAEA EstdA hSii 20
rEK 5 GN THE Jyy Sc TIE qEL Sr% SS r5
HERALD
N B.-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Take Herald train to schencctsdy where carriages will be
IN waiting to convey passengers TO Saratoga arriving there
delightful drive of 20 miles through tho country, So so
George Lurcrne and schroon arriving before
A. A. A
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
for New Brighton Snug HabO West Brighton, Port Rich
mond and Elm Park Boats leave Whitehall at foot
ofBroadway daily, at 30 30 30 80. 1o:45 A NJ.
II As, ? 30, 3 80. 49o, 80, 8 80 and 7ooP.M.
Sundays, at halfpass every hour from s.soA-M
Fare, 10 cents
Astor House cars leave vcsey Street for ferry.
A LBBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGnT-DAY BOATS
street pier 30 North River daily Sundays excepted at
S3l and Twenty fourth street At A. NJ, Landing AZ West
NJ and Hudson Tickets sale for points North and West
west fOlnt CORNWALL and Ncwburg,
ing same day 81 Special and from Saratoga
Saratoga, ~ 20; round trip So 10.
A -SARAToGA-DIRECT ROUTE VIA CITIZENS
~. Line. Elegant steamboats, leaving New York daily
saturdays excepted at6 r. NJ from pier ~ North River
foot of Leroy street Excursion tickets New York to sara
toga and return, good thirty days only $i
A -A.-orPosTGoN CATsKILL LINE
4 =. Steamers
1NDiW liNtDhl. Captain j. H. Pcnz. and j. B. SCHUY-
lEh Captnin C. d. liancox Franklin street pier
North river, every day Sundays excepted at6P NJ
A rThNFIONA RAILROAD COMPANIES l-PUNCI
- Sps or Ip Tickets printed cheaper aud better
board ~ the MEIROPOLlrAN PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENI Herald Building, New York than anywhere else.
CHHENS LINE or STEAMBOATS, FOE TROY, con
y uecthg with a railway lines North and Wcs-Elegant
ttcaboats leave daily Saturdays excepted at Me- from
pTr ~ Norh RIVER foot of Leroy Through tickets
sold over al connecting lines.
E'Alh RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
y VIA Newport and Fall Rvcr--The word-renowncd
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE cavc pier * North
August 20 3 NJ f,rongh tekcts sod AZ nll prncinal
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

Passengers by HERALD TRAIN reach all points
West "a hours earlier than by any other trnin.
Passengers by the night boats from New York
at Albany at q o'clock A. VI. Sunday
Those desiring to visit Sharon Springs arrive there
O'Clock Sunday morning. remain IL hours at the Springs
and bv the 10 Al train Sunday evening" arriving In
New York z O'Clock Monday morning
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

MORGANS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
M for
New Orleans and Texas, via Brashear City.
will sail every Saturday Brashear City transferring
freight at that place Morgans Railroad New Orleans
and points beyond and Morgan line of thence
TO all the Texas ports.
The steamer BRASHEAR will sail from pier 49, North
River Saturday 18th Of August p M for Brashear
City direct.
Through bills lading signed Mobile, Galveston and to
all points the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio,
and Texas Central International and Great North
Texas and Pacific, and Trans railroads. and
TO ndianoa and San Antonio and all points the Gulf
Western Texas and Pacific Railway Brazos Santiago, Cor
pus Christi, Rockport, ST. Mary's and Fulton.
Freight for St. Marys and Fulton landed Rockport.
Lighterage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi
Brazos Santiago at the and risk of consignee
Freight for Brownsyile Maamoros and points in the in
terror must have consignce at Brazos Santiago.
Insurance and freight lowest For freight
further inform alton apply
North RynY
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

nPPOSITION.-ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT; DECK
~ 25 81 cabin with berth Don't 81 charged
other lines, when accommodations be had
81 75 with Schuyler from Franklin Monday
Wednesday and Friday 7. NJ. j. w. HANCOCK.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il The Cromwell Line
The Steamship
CORTES. Captain Freeman,
will leave pier No North River, Saturday August "a
n3P. NJ.
Through given to Mobile St. Louis vcksburg and
other points CABIN passage, $50; steerage $25.
For freight, at lowest rates, or passage apply 20
CLARK 4 SEAMAN, S6 West street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD

NIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
IN THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS
FARE. 50 IS
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

PoUGHKEEPsIE, ALBANY, SCHENECTADY, SARA
ToGA. PALATINE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS
UTICA SYRACUSE ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA BUF.
FALo, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

T1OR SALE OR TO LEr-IN BROOKLYN, Z D.,
South Ninth very pleasant neghborhocd fine
three story House. 25x54; three deep; four
third floor; kitchen with boilers
heaters washstands with hot and cold water
gas all she house. HOPKINS d CARRINGrON No. l
East Twenty second street
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
sailing from pier No. SO North River, foows-
STATE OF Wednesday, August 25
STATE OF FYIRGINIA.............. Wednesday, Sept.
STATE OF GEOlGI A.:;::..... :: W ednesday Sept
STATE Of lNDlANA....- eunesdHY, sept ~
and Wednesday thereafter First cabin SO $40 and
500; tickets $40 Second cabin 500 tickets
SEQ Stecrage at lowest rates. Apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO., Agents,
No. ~ Broadway, New York
Steerage Office 45 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

L,OR sALE-A GOOD FARM IN DUTCHESS COUNTY;
acres with fine vineyard; IS miles from New York
"a miles from railroad agents. Address FARMER, box
I67 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
BY THIS TRAIN

BY THIS TRAIN
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, SHARON SPRINGS
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, THE CATSKILLS, WEST
POINT CORNWALL AND ALL TOWNS ALONG THE
HUDSON RIVER WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH THE
NEW YORK HERALD BEFORE BREAKFAST TINE
TIME TABLE.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

INOR sALE-GOOD LAND; S25 PER ACRE; NEAR
New York and philadelphia highly productive. and in
OF the beautiful and prosperous places in America
lots for sale business purposes and where large
Of business is done. c. K. LAND1s Vneand, y. j.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

rrUF SOUTH EAST CORNER OF FOURTH AVENUE
and twenty Gith street. 5Oxloo is offered for sale
a, Iow rce TO responsible builder money required
would loan $1,000 J. c. CLINTON, 55 Liberty street.
Offices 10 and IL.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
rRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

NATsKII,I, BoATs UP THE CREEK, PASSAGE 50
- cents; NEW CHAMPION and WALTER BKEId daay,
Churchis stages for Cairo Durham, windham and all
points West
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

LloR SALE CHEAP-3e ACRES OF RICH LAND,
IL with good buildings, miles in Jersey depot,
churches. schools &c might exchange. cd. p CCRLEY,
~ Centre street
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
yESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

DESIRABLE CHANCE FOR ONE WISHING TO 10
~ In business in the country.To rent the First
Floor aud Cellar Of superior brick situated Bloom
held avenue the township Of Monclair Essex county
~ j. The late occupant retiring from business having
supied this building for the grocery business will dispose OF
Fixtures with which the elegantly fitted up.
any desiring continue that business reasonable
the fixtures will be removed If the store be taken
BY desiring the for other purposes The is
fitted with English plate glass show windows and doors
and being central location il desirable for
wishing business in Of the most salubrous and
beautiful villages in the State For terms &c apply the
owner, JOHN IL HAYDEN, Montclair, y. j. MIA first
class bakery ice saloon would find encourage
nent. &c.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

ITO LET-THE WHOLE OR PART OF FURNISHED
quired.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

NOR sALE-THE COOPER HOUSE COOPERSTOwN.
otsego Lake Sharon and Richhvld springs; 4
and Binghamton connecting by railroad
800 guests accommodated acres embeished
grounds oubuidngs; all modern improvements and ele
seventh successful closing with
It's lease. For further particulars address H. H. WALKER
L CO. Cooperstown y. Y.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

ITO LET-FURNISHRD OR UNFINISHED, AN
elegant three story House East Seventy first
between Lexington and Fourth reasonable
responsible party Apply to No. l61 and 67 Mer
near Houston.
, 1875-01-25

Earthquake III Fnltfornla-.TEo Hn'
elI,Ans Cuusinr Alarm In Ncvnda-
Tho T1ury.yltfo Elouds-Tho SUAtAs
eril 1'Ir1tirs
,yr.s,ct i,:=,4s;h IA The Chtcaa" ?yiamnf.
sAs FnAsfIs.,. Cal, 1au. 2a.-DBpatches
fran B1I.c. l!anas, and siesra Counties report
:. hsayy:sLo.k Ut earthquake At 1 oclacE this
morning.
Ininn aaaiss aro very threatening in ths
,1ei:1borhood OF 1Iiito New. 1t bay been fount
necessary tn semove families from pahYanaKat
Valley to Hike. Muddy, and rocle Tor entet,
1t las hcen aseertaiucd from tho lIlilaua them
BslrcB that, nince laat July, fifteen white, men
laso beeu killed by savaSes in tlat nsi:shbor-
hood. They hare aate'y Born driyinB % the
cattle Of tls settlors in tho valley y Ii Thought
that they will attempt so carry out t!lntE threat
tn drive tho whitcs from thu valley entirely. Ap:
rlcasion has been mado at Iiocho for mon ans
arsns to aAsist the peop!B Of liiAo. :,
Relief In being forwarded from all parts Of tht
State to tho Marysv1l.a sufferers.
Il,ego IL much c1citcnlont at Los Angelica OF
ncvount Of the proposod change Of routn Of tut
Southern pAcjto lttlrua1.
, 1875-01-25
NUMBER 1856.

vention to-day. The following arc the officers.
Grand President, y. J.. I1oWenstein, Esans-
vtllc; First Fico -pfesidont, Abraham kra-
N. henderson Ciucipnati; Grand Secretary,
4. Abraham. Cincinnati; Grand Treasurer. d.
BonjaTn;n. Cincinnati; Grand Warden, Jatnoa
Sfayer. Indianapolis. Tho reports Of :i1e ot1cora
were first read and referred, Ilero are 2.15B
members in iho district, Tho report
Of the Covenant Endowment fuutts
fhows the receipts du,tng 1874 to havo
beon s1.702.2s2, Disbursements, e128a 50.
Mo.t' Of: tho acsaion to-day vas taken up din.
cuahing amendments to tho bylaws. The
I'm. Simon Wolf, Recorder Of Deeds, Wnsh!ug-
ton. u. C., was to hsyo lecturcd this aftereoon
on Ifrael's Influence Oh tho IFograsa Of tho
Worli,' but WIS called homo by . telegram.
Tonight tho Grand Lodge attended conce,t
nllouru Tuoadny night with bnnquet.
, 1875-01-25

ladicp present. President Grant and Gen. 8
knap stAid until about | O'clock and br 80
themselves In computing how many 1EE
tho. dancers Travelled, provided they -
IS eN' res"t N Of i this iii, i'1;Ins rrobIons, s"s
demonstrated in . mort convincing n,---
that NJ mllcs Of pleasure were gliAed over by
delicate girla who would DO fatieus1 or :" half
dead were they obliged to walk consecutive
miles, dressel in streets1ltR. and ont Oh iaunt
for health! Mrs. Fred Grant did not Ounce, bit
in tho fras " fasor-tlSuFe." handsome; eleuant
young Eent1eman-Mr. Dodge-steppod gracc-
ties Of coiognc. 10 eyinco What fayorto lie
bimself waH Ao hardly occupied lis c1,air during
tho entire ovenin,, and vas covered will faTord.
received from the banda of yariols pretty glrls.
WELL. 1loSE.
There sas IN atr uf a1lict refinement, feel
ing that every appointment t7as perfect. wll'c.,
gasc the evening an additional chHtm. aid tuGdo
every ono dec.nre tic German Incompatible.
40 auCI1 WORD As F.It.
"Wednesday all the yp1lng pHopie Wcrs ont malt
inE their }arty callH at tho JcAcilH+ ana danced
al mcrrly If the fatigues Of tho eleren miles
aud half Of tho evening batore we're nero
cailu'a play. Tho Cabinet calts we're particularly
| numerous also mud the beau fnondo iluttercsi in
| t4iH house. aud out Of tho next one, as II tho
| word "tred" never occurred in their IhyEiolog-
ical dictionary. In tho evening tho HashinSto's
German claimed tho feet Of tic daneorh, and 10
cicty had to divide itself betuce" s'!e os2;tahlo
| Corwin's. At tito hitter house, Mrs. Eor-
was assisted IN lcr duties ns ho.tess
| by tue aihscu Scsnre, fran Cincinnati. snrao
! unusually pretty g1ls. 21iFe Lsllo Il the pret-
| tier Of tho three. With her cxlninitc'y white
neck, clear, bright, blue eyes. fresh. lloaltlifu
| color, and pleasant marncss. Las: evening se
wore NJ exquisite t.lc-pink silk. trimmed with
flutingB Of foamy-'ooklDg white Illusion. in the
nlilsl IT wlicb nestled lilies OF tho valley. mt
around tho neck was wreath Of tho sanlo street
flowers, from which depended EpraYa Of rear!s
:tr4. C5rwin woro combination dtess Of plnA
and Lavender silk. Dancing MAS, IT couEse. Hs'
l.s.llne. although sotne fev Of tho mole "Fctilcs
peop:e" ttooi around in tue corEcls talking,
Friday evening the Ea:holors i,ove thrlr lac
German fur the rcason. much to every ones re
gra., and Mrs. Eliiaus gives card rec.:':1'tt.
! 3ClSEL
, 1875-01-25


Spectai D,spahh ka The Chteaao Tribune.
WAsH1Koroy, D. G., Jan. M.-The result Of
careful observation n,akcs 1t apparent that at
least seveu-eighta Of the proporty-holdera Of the
district arc opposed to The passage Of o law that
will constitute any District Offices to DO flied by
popular electiouB. On tho othor hand, tho lato
ring, combining with tho colored people, arc
making Formidable effort to secure suffrage
provision In the now Inv for tho government Of
the District.
COMPLAINTS.
The people arc somewhat disposed to complain
that tl,eir interests are belt; neglected by
Congress. They havo debt Of about
SEQ. 00o, 600 imposed by the maladmin'htra.ion
OF the Shepherd Cooke government, and, with
property worth only little more shau *35 03p.-
QUO, they do not SEQ their way out, rtless tho
Government will aid them. It III stated that,
although the 1}oard Of Audit 4avo been four
weeks trying to unrayci the accounts Of Mac
Grtlder, fato Treasurer under Shepherd ti.cy
socm to be no nearer to tho solution Of tho mud.
do thuu they werc When they began. TIE most
that has boon learned. 80 fAr, teculs to 10 thai
] there ia prospect OF finding largo basaucc Of
| the wrong sldo Of the account.
| THE sAFE-NUn9LANT.
It ia reported that another effort will be made
| tomorrow, to paA8 q resolution to inye6tgRt,
the administration Of justice in tho Bafe.burglar.
| trial.
, 1875-01-25
H1CAGO, MONDAY. JANUARY Is, 1876.
comnodated In 1ko manner until Mr., DAwes'
resolution aept him to tho quarters which will be
vacated BY Irrin'e conHent to confgHs,
tof,n rt.- t,nrFhr.

n, a.. ..u A. r,w,.,
eommoaasea III nKo ttAnnel uut.4 ~; DHMsa Iii ~
resolution aept hin 20 ING quarters "a'ca WILL pe
vacated bS lfH'n'e consent 70 cobtoas'
rooh ECI ~: tai. 81.
1o-mosron you WI receive, W teiesiaIH' tnb
names Q! the oshnr paft'ea VINO dsu no1
feiuse, hKe @ or. ssoFin' OF lem, LennpsI,an,aa' ,aa
crisp sl.u'n grcenhheks iof Elfnf'y thoul- ~
Ing "ies!' aIthongh, aa ho asserss' no
never hai 81 MITCH money a. any ono
tlno u hls iio' anu maa. IN tact a. po1s az 1on
hlssotic tu1Koy. 20 y mnFt ,Iase .e'{niseu s,ese
antesflts 20 nave aa.a Met @ tpee pei.,ua ,oi, .J,
, 1875-01-25
GENERAL GOSSIP.
VIRTUE Is HER OWN l1ETAHD.

from DHF Oieh L1FFe5roAteA'
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2l.-Tho attention
Of Mr.. Dawos. "atill faithful found among
the falthless foW." sectns temporarily d.
Eortcd from things present to thipga t1
como, and reeusant witnesses may como mud
60 with somc dogroo Of impunfty now that tho
Representative chainH arc toosod from tho
Watchdog OF tho Treasury" and affairs public
and private generally. uoroaftor Lis sharp and
warning bark will bo uttered at benasoral short
comlngs and miadcmeauoEs. For tho next six
ycaiB this political Coborus Will Keep tho soma
tors dspoaod to stray, in the paths Of righteous
moss, temperance, and Judgment and tho fon-
eroys. and Clnytona antl Doraeys will no longer
obtain tboir seats by Ways that arc dark otc..
for over tho various doors leadiny to TINS sacred
chamber will appear tho words. in letters Of ire:
" Behold your Sin will ilnd you out
tuosoR 70 WHOM HONOR Is hue
After the receipt Of tue telegram announcing
,1r n.wos' oloc,ion ho entered tno House on
=, r, ~, H.. 1,o,,;,., s.t;.e, in
Tue arm OF Spo@Aca nlnlne' sova.uG sasueo W.
tho c1owning tosu's OF LIS poHs1cal i"pois. LIS
co-laborcrs and admirers crowded hround him to
ofrer their sincere congratulations, prominent
sa,onn .,'o,, ,va. 1,enf.min r nutlor ..cru.,,c.]
41o"s ".e4@ nHA .,....,. - - ,,..,..,aS..s, =,
10 eatth IN @"'s a'te'Ap' W ~ "ae'~enu7ot's
Senator, but suro to "f1so again. III some hn-
n,;uaoo1a Ind hecn under tho ruthlesa sca1pe, nj
~. naa..s ouns forward m tho nr;nc;n1o lint
alf. oa"e7, e''no ',.' ts W w. p4n.'iI - 'nA,
1t were best to IL. o''sonea ~ es'gonea: anu
others who wore in constant fear that tier lack
of recttutlo might como under tho plercing
o,,aoos of tI,o denartlno menber, thought II
F4au.e' .,.;. ,,s.. 20, ,.IIir', liz, ',,,,,,
wol4 10 nlaAe tnc.' Poaee a'a 'uo'''s n'1a' au.''
March released them from further necessity to
tiya In hourly dread Of e1poRusc.
, 1875-01-25


Special Dtspatch to 1'hd Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2i.-Ths approllen-
sionB that thers may be IN extra sesslon Of Con-
grees are not without foundation. Tlicre ia an
evident disposition on tie part Of the Democrats
to resort to ttllhuatertng to prevent any legls-
lation Objectionable to them. Their opposition
has gone farther tlau this. It was noticed that
In the vote upon the Indian Appropriation bill .
good many Democrats voted for tho
Choctaw Claim, In order to put
1t Oh tho bill. and then voted
against the bill. Ths sole purpose Of such votes
ia to delay legislation. 1t Is certain that the
Democrats will resort 10 any expodent to defeat
the Army bill, especially ii 1t shall consain III
appropriation for two yoara for The army, "a has
bean suggested hy the Republican caucus.
TIE EFfEcT or THE NEW RULE
agreed upon ~ the Republican caucus yesterday
sVoniug would be to counteract thess dilatorJ
movomenta OF tho Democrats, and TO compel the
iiousa to tako apoedy aud i1nal action upon AL
| do not seem Inclined to support this proposed
new ru'o. They assign AZ tho reasoa for this o1'-
position the boliet TINT the chlof purpose OF tho
rule Is to render the passage Of tho appropria~
tion for the army fur Two years more practicable
under tho present rules. 1t is entirely within
| TIE roWEA Of TIE DEMOCRATIC MINORITY
| to prevent the Republican two-t1lrds from taking
final action upon anything. Forty votes are SUI
| AEl1Hk ~ co1u1lanu Ioll-cNl. - HQllA 10 pue-
Hible for this minority Of eighty. by alternating
in attendance upon the House, to defoat the na.
| 1olity, aud, in fact, to compsl 1t to surrender
from physical exhaustion.
THE orPoslT1uN To THE NEW NuLE
increases among Republicans u it IL mora
thoroughly u1dcratood. It seems to bo conceded
that the purpose Of the ruta IL to hoip socuro a1
appropriation for tho army for two years. a
eadlug Republican said to- night that such tegis
lation would DO o confession tAat the Republican
| party csnno. bo Buataiucd except a. the point o1
the bayonet, and that such confession would bt
death. Many Of the Now England members vii
refuse to support tho bill, Some Of them ab
sauted themselves for that purpose. ~
4 PHEssutE ron THE 1SoREAaE or TIE ARMY.
There two propositions Of some importance
before tho uouao Military Commit tee that vii
probably raaaiys aoazidsxaAaa this weak. On
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