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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-11
Fatal Explosion in Buffalo Harbor.

BUFFALO, June 10.
The tug boat Il. r. Hfford exploded her
boiler at Q O'Clock this morning in the har-
Dor near the lower part of Central wharf,
killing the captain, James Hand, and en-:
gineer Edward Day of Cleveland, Ohio,
and boy whose name is unknown. A fish
erman was also very seriously injured. The
cause of the explosion is unknown. The
boat was blown to atoms, and the wreck
sunk The force of the explosion was so
great that the body of Capt. Hand was
thrown over four story building one hun
bred and fifty feet across the street. The
body of Day, the engineer, sunk in the har-
LAr
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-11
Politico.R Religious Movement.

PITTSBURGH, June 10.
In the national Christian association con-
yention yesterday afternoon, political
mass meeting was held. A political CON-
mittee, appointed by a similar meeting at
Syracuse last year, reported platform,
which with some amendments, was adopt
ed. Hon. j. b. Walker was nominated as
candidate for president and Donald Kirk
patrick of New York for vice president of
the United States.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-11

W. William s. Hopkins, Vergennes,
grand Junior deacon.
Chas. W. Woodhouse of Burlington was
reelected treasurer, but positively declined
to serve, and was excused. Mr.. Wood
house has filed the position with signal
ability for ten years past.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-11

ss- Friend, Stop that Cough Do not
neglect a common Cold even for day
it may end in Consumption and death
Rev. N. Ii. Downs ELIXIR has cured
thousands both old and young, and it will
cure you if taken freely and in season.
This ELIXIR has been before the
American people forty-tsree years, and has
never failed to give relief to all who have
used it.
N. Ii. Downs ELIXIR is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or price paid
will be refunded. dec4-dw1yr
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
al Notic,s Of upridges must be ind0rseG GIA fall
acme and address


BARsTowIe Abnson w. the morning q J'p II i875 ES,.
RsIsOw formerly O Galveston ieas aEi % yea' mouths
BARRoN-Ip prook5n on Thursi, jan "a athr residence No 81
k%y pc@SS SauSy o 9s1 s ,S '' " D'
The resves tie requested 10 attend the ps
r SATURDAY, s2P from ~ AmiysL, to The Cemetery Of ss
DRSYY-oa Wednesday jan 10, 1875 Andrew Denny sse as
Fane s. on Sunday L. s2 O'Clock n h late residence
I4l SacEett-st. BroOkLa-
DE On Thursday evening Jan a q ala " Grst
Hotel, simon DE Wiser egei 90
fune south Retomd Church f'ave aud twenty s't
Monday mOrnug, $3.50 O'clock
HAWS-on "Wednesday, Jan l3. AZ lis rdrce, Gl West Forty
George haTs s'e nsn'oose Of she 7th Resm n
Rey enI. invited to ste the tagerei =. vices al Sc
Iguatus Porah. between Fash al S1IEaSe Sataf-
dsy 10Th inst. lOam.
HgARy-Prd,y jan 10 otiphheu. daug-
1s %ass Ts% s.i M So % wS TT on sr
the l7t6 INST Relatives aBl reae Of her parent sd sf
fully invited ~ attend
NNgss-op THURSDAY Jan a. widow q the lat, John
W. Inness, 10 The S4h year Of her age ~,
The funeral Will place from The re'e'es - hr 'c1 sepe re
PultOn.are cars at Fols,u Ferry
KNAPPIn BROOKLYN THURSDAY jan H. 1879 George Knapp.
Funeral services residence AGA Ps saud.5 J,
sous Theron George p respa, Invited to attend
MARTINA Parytoup, Dasess Co. " y on Iberaay Jan IL
Funeral from bis late Fs'alcs a. BA0"H q sGld ' '2' "
MILgR-la Boollyn Jan 49, Arhbad Miller IN TIE 6Oh year %
n,e and friend. are respectfully invited to attend hs uera oa
lis late residence sunday At p a~
members Of Loos lslan Lodge a. p A., sDd sister o'.c4
sMTH- Caeton Corners L. the l2b inst, at the residence
NJ her sonin.aw Aun Bradley. Prbe Tct % tie late
Charles smith OF Rochester, aged al years
ToMPKISs-At Rye Westchr Co, jar l5 1873 OF dphsee
eurv An elIcu Able AL Noah IonPkaS Ia TIC fEA
Of bis
Funeral viii tke place Sunday, l7h inst st O'clock
TUTHLL-on FsY Jan - 1875 Dwight Iah son Of The
late Dr. D. W Iuhii 10 sse 26h ysat Of 9' age ,,..
residence uncle, DR.. ~ C. Tally, llo BA'' hHee
Relatives aud friends respectfully DYei T. aeHd Tie eoaT
will be taken to Mllls5arsb, n. Y, To- intsrnea,
WARDIn Wednesday, 1871 isst Anna c. dsnghief Of
the late James y. Ward
soasL BrUollyn on Sstlr,aY, i6.I lsst, a. gs9ck
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
DETECTIVE CONTROL IN NEW HANDS

The Board of Police Commissioners held o
prOracted executive session yesterday instead OF their
usual open meeting IL understood that the special
subject OF discussion the reorganization OF the De
ectiye Department. and that considerable advance was
made that direction. After the meeting orders were
given superintendent Wdlhug that nobody should be
allow In the Detective Once except te members Of
tue force. Capt Irving asked 10 state what the
effect Of this order would be- but ne declined 10 say any
thing upon the subject. superintendent Wang sad
that the order placed the control OF the Detective ONCE
in the hands Of The Inspectors and superintendent In
Superintendent Konnedy's time there was similar
order IN force. When Superintendent Jourdan came
into command, and MI. Kelso was the Detective
Ohlce the Inspectors ignored much possible
in connection with the Detective ONCE. Finally the De
teeuye Department came alnIost entirely INTO Capt
IryiDgs hands who worked up cases and ordered the
men wherever ne saw ht Under the Urusr issued
tsrlaY ali cases maAs w drsftsd w We saYertaIag0
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
GENERAL POLITICAL NE VS..

TIE PENNSYLVANIA SENATORSHIP.
The REPUBLICAN CAUCUS To BIZ REID ON TUESDAY
THE CANDIDATES FOR THE NOMINATION-THE
DONED
irRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.l
HARRISBURG, Jan. 1j.-Ihe Republican Sena-
toria caucus VIII not be hell until Tuesday morning
next s each House has TO inform tho other two days
before the election OF the OF the candidates put
I'm nomination. The friends OF all the men seeking the
compliment Of the Republican candidacy had to an
nounce them to-day bon bodies determining to adjourn
over until Monday. The following nominations were
made: GOV. J. +. HqTtranft. Il. B. StranR. Harrison
Allen NJ Hall statOn John A!lsOu Senator John scott,
Robert A. L1mbertJn, Congressman q. ". Scofed,
G.. d. Coleman, Charles II. ID. Coils Robert W. Mackey,
and Russell Err,tt. VIM. A. WIlace the only Dem
orrat named in the House. The following Republican
candidates nominated: NJ. s. Qlay b. B. Strang,
John Scott, John Allison, B III. Brewster W. d. Kelley,
Robert W. Mackey Daniel Agnew Morton McMlchael,
Russell Errett, s. 4. Dimmck q. j. Dickey, George
Lelr, John Is. Packer Daniel McCay, aud ii. {.
Carey Besides Mr.. Wallace ex-senator Buckalew
was nominated on the Democratic side hy Mt Bedford
one OF the th,es men who voted No 10 ire ID mo
yesterday on the motion ~ MAKE Waacrs
nomination UNANIMOUS. The lists OF Republican candi
dates absurT long, aud IS not prObaDo that nall or
The names will before The strongest clndi
date Is John Allison OF Beaver. now Register OF the
Treasury at Washington. John Scott VIII get a few
votes He has fairly earned from his party the cOmpli-
meut OF an IndOrsemrnt but Senator CImerOns h0Nt-
NY Will deprive HIM OF his deserved honor. Don Cam
crou was not named to-day, which may be taken as
conclusive indication that bis friends have abandoned
their efforts to election first procuring FOR
him the Republican caucus nomination, and then per
suAIiug enough Democrats to away from the joint
convention to give the R;pIbcans,a "a majority
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
6OVERNuRNT WEATHER REPORT
OFFICE OF Tue SaIEF s.aH.I oT"..Se.,
wAsHISGTos. ID. c.. Saturday, Jan. l6, 1851 m.)
(oyU Ne 1r>tl
WAR DEPARTMENT,

wAsHNGTos. ID. c.. Saturday, Jan. TO- l8I5-l o. m)
gpnopGs for NE past hcentvfoW hours
Falling barometer, rising temperature, and
partly cloudy weather have prevailed from the lake
region southwark the Gulf States, with occasional
snow In the first section and the upper Mississippi
valley.
Rising barometer, falling temperature north to west
Winds and generally clear weather In New England,
aud during the evening in the North West the pressure
is now lowest from Southern Missouri % Texas
The Mississippi River az Cairo aud Memphis, the Cum
berland Nashville, and the Ohio at Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati had fallen on Friday.
PrObd0illties.
During Saturday the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, lower barometer, hghet temperature, winds
yeern1 10 south and southwest, and increasing
coudness will prevail with possibly occasional rain IN
the latter.
For the West Gulf and Tennessee, cloudy weather and
occa sona ram, followed by rising barometer falling
temperature winds veerng TO west and nOrh, clearing
weather, ana In Texas "NOrther"
Ia the OHIO Valley and upper lake region cloudy
weather and occasional snow, followed by winds shifting
10 north and rising barometer, falling teu
perature, and clearing weather.
In the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri Valleys
aud the Northwest, rising barometer, falling and de-
cdedy low temperature norta 10 west WINDS and clear
or clearing weather
In The Middle states aud the O,rer lake region fall
ing barometer rising temperature, north east 10 south
,dsi pinds. and Increasing ciOudneSs, pIh light
IN The latter, aud possibly hght RAIN an me former.
over New England, ilsng followed Dy falling barOme-
ter lOw but slowly rising temperature, winds shifting
northeast aud southeast. increasing cl0udlness, and
al night possibly snow.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
TIE WESTERN SUFFERERS.
THE TRIBUNE DOLLAR FUND.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FROM GOV. OSBORN OF KANSAS
WHIrELAw REID. esq. My Dear Sir /
acknowledge with great pleasure the receipt Of
your telegram of yesterday, authorizing me to draw
upon you at sight for $1,000 for the relief Of the
grasshopper sufferers in this State.
In the name Of all our people, thank you and THE
TRIBUNE most cordially for the many stirring
appeals which you have put forth in behalf of our
destitute. and to the hundreds OF generous readers
who have 80 nobly responded to those appeals.
have drawn on you to tho order of F. w. Giles
esq, Treasurer of the Kansas Central Relief Com
mittee, for the amount named above.
Very truly yours THOMAS A. OSBORN.
STATE Of Kansrs ot',. Of Ereeuiive Department.
Topeka, Jan. H. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
fEor othcr Shic Ne,-s s.. Finh Paa..I

For other ship Nc'rs SCI FUih Pq9'.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship CF OF NevDeiOr a. New BiOr wtA mise ssd
pass Ferguson Wood
S.esmship fe. .Io-eu Pierce, Phisle' Jhs.
BaA Iocdee Annapolis SSl MLlgihn FoEoT SO lays vh
ch IA clay.
Tvser tOt Yarmouth, 81 Ferguson Liverpool 20 daT
mds-.
Dg Lady Q7ebe Read Psnabueo dsy. sa
Scbr. Hand. DohersT, Pa a - iiv., VIII ubbe.
Scar PotOi JlcasJi Pros <fessO 20 lays. w.th Lenp
Senr AnIhI8y hel }, Greenwood Virginia
Scar VDeya aosebOok Ch,eston 10 ys wti BaV. store,
AJa J. aimD ton Hal. BA umof,, Sita coaL
behL More Lis.t, A.en Calais. .u.n6r.
SAILED.
Bark Blbs fr Havana; brig M.u EHe, Jr Kin gOn. Jam
WIND-oun.eI moderate. \ WI clear
MEMORANDA.
The steamship OF Vera reported disabled 81 Tybes.
ony Deailg OF tao du ~ ts cTsJI nF
morklg perfectly. The pecs forwarded s AZ
OF t IA Ib.rsi4 Ine CitT Vera
expected p tybsc SuulsY sns
mlzsI without much delay. bat deesf
more puIel. t0 Wit u1ul 1 was - ?ciirc, oier.
FORLIGN FORTS.
LoNDOS lj.-The -eIsi honsni <a1ess
J-u l. Tor port Of tie LAifi at s. -
io-.aY
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
THE COURT DECIDES THAT THE BODY MUST
BE PRODUCED.

TlIE COUkI DEClDllS lfiAl luE DOD1 MIDI
BE PRODUCED.
THE ARGUMENT OF COUNSEL BEFORE JUDGE MAC
ARTHUR-THE LATTER DECIDES THAT IRWIN
MUST BE BROUGHT INTO COURT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-TO-day in the Grim
ina Court further hearing OF the habeas
pus case OF X. b. irwin, the recusant Pacific
Mail witness, resumed by Judge
Macarthur. The courtroom was crowded
and the counsel for respondent, Messrs Fisher and
shellabarger with Mr. Ordway appeared, also the
counsel for the petitioner MessrS. Durant, Moore, aud
Culver. Mr. sheabargcr said they had
asked yesterday TO show the petitioner
was In the custody Of competent
tribunal and they prepared to show tnat the
Supreme Court OF the United states had declded
not necessary to produce tho body Of the petitioner
Mr. said bis understanding OF the resolution
contradictory to that OF Mr. 5helaDarger He claimed the
resolution did not authorize other return than the
customary roturns to h"beas corpus. The Court sad
that If cOuose 4esed TO reopen toe case they could
do 70.
Counsel then fled motion TO revoke the writ. and
Mr.. Snellauargrr begau his argument claiming the
writ Impr0ydenty Issued Nor eau the custody OF
MIR Dnrant followed Mr. Shcllabarger contendin. flr
tho petitioner that the resolution Of Congress simply
meant tnat the sergoaut-atArms should
return Ia Inc ordinary mode ana tnat IL Ihpod t"e Pc
Jndge NJ MtcArthur proceeded give his decision In
which SAID the power u Congress 70 puish ior con
tempt not 10 be questioned, nat rue motion 10 revoke
the writ because OF Iniproyil lence must fui, for
the petitioner qnes tons tho jurisdiction OF the House.
While Congress proper sensyencss 10 lts irIi-
eges statutory Ia" 10 greater than WV
tcn-lhousdndth part OF the damcier Ot "
hair upon IT. As the Law olnds 1m
wond lDe cOupled win IA s.mo iorm. re rcator
must produce to o1iS ol tne priso"0r win
IN a peculiar eo4inion ihAi inc rela..r
dseugsd ID nIa doty " oDeY Ia uoase oi k"peseats
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
TIE STATE or TRADE.
nnMRS11C MARKETS.

ALs,sr in I5-wbea quiet Rye frn, at gee from .ors
ssle. bu.n al Ssc q1et sBJ unclangr "ie' OF
small big lot Il I1i Yelgw S5c BareY nothing dong Oae
and unchanged Of bag lot Of state a. tue sasqS
hanna depot Bis
SEwoELkANs Jan. l5PsE low grades ,circe safe. o c2rs
mon a - - Doodle Era - Treble ktir1 - OJ~fJ
Ch1i'e. S6nS6 25 Corn quei sinSS OATS drmer az Ilo
!1c Bfsl Lraer a. ~ A. ly dbl Ftme. S2l Pors cail a.
go "a = Drs.saed Meat, fn Sioade 7fsE Cear kab
sides "a. Cear Nle., lu'ie dnl Sbogles, y4c
Clear Sides IL III Gear SIDES l2c Suacuei Hams cot -
ic' Ia scare sn Terce PaSers l3'i ke5ned "a ~
k"l, i4c SUgar Amer ~ i: Common q 40
64ci Far to fuy Par 62G7tc PRIME Chooe. 7',G5lf
hoassrs IN good Cemnd ply h.h PINE 81 b5OGg
strictly Prae 10 Cnoc 81 e62c Nbisk jul but Odyv
hectiaei J7aJ5c Cree .Iedy knr Pnue. cq0l0i.c-
Cora Meal da At 81 % Reh9.eSeV YORK. @sht, i'ooa0s
par; oteTLng. 5.43ls Goi. H.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

ent or In his ABSENCE by the Inspector duty All the
prisoners TO be taken before the superintendent or
the Inspector duty, and he alone Ia 70 decide what
steps are TO be taken 10 each case.
The Commissioners now expect thst many things that
have long remained concealed viii be brought to glt
by the change OF control In the Detective once: that
who are not good officers will bs shown up 10 their
true characters and that confidence will 0e restored to
the Department under the administration or 40 honor
able and able officer as Snperntendent Wallng.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
THE DEAD LOCK IN THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE
BROhEN.

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 1j.-The Senate organized
to-day. 4. l.. McCaskli (DsmD was nominated by the
Republicans and elected President Of the Senate on the
first ballot by vote OF 81 TO l. This action Is the result
of a coalition between the liberal elements OF both
parties Lat night at midnight, Republican Commit
lee waited on Gov Stearns and demanded tnat he go
lutO the Senate and organize that BODY as leut3nant
Governor which he refused To do. Tne result IN the
Senate il regared generally with great satisfaction by
both sides. Nothing done In the Assembly to-day
Both Houses adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY AND SPAIN.

COMPLICATIONS IMPENDING - GERMAN VESSELS
ORDERED TO TIE SPANISH COAST.
LONDON, Saturday, Jan. 1850 a. IN.
The London Iimess special dispatch from
Berlin says:
"The corvette Nautilus will await the arrival OF other
vessels GuetarA the Spanish coast near the scene
Of the outrage on the Gustav. She will abstain from
hostilitles unless attacked.
The negotiations with the Madrid Government are not
making progress as fdyOrsbly rs was expected. The
Admiralty have been ordered to prepare for the dis
patch Of three cOryettes and three gunboas to
that portion Of the northern Of Spain occupied by
the Carsts. This Will raise the number Of the German
feet IN the Bay of Biscay TO eight vessels.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
NAAHIED.
UON,-SECOR

1-SECOR-Ob Mouda jan the residence ot TIE btsN
Jsmrs B. 'c-Ol Wtss b. the
faber Dey j., JOSS Hose NJ. D., Lzrs hicho''os
No cad.
hAsON-pUCKwITZ-O "Wednesday jar. 49, 1873, Grscs
CnuIcl BooA ghs, by toe HE. George G. bet, OF havo
Cy asst tel by tLe feY. I'm A. suiTe1, NJ Freck e
N,on bliss EnLe A. dsosar tue late Geof1e h. Dacs"u.
ea,, oi Broo4l,u
SCHULTZ NELSOSO1 Thuly Jan H. st ST. AIMS ChCrci. By
Gal4ulet the B,T1arI sc1ue Of Ee Prn 70
Julia Low, daug tue l4,s EInarI d. Acsja vi ts
UHLBR-USDERW OODn Hartiort. Tuesl Jan H. It ths
OF the Ds pHe1ts, Rev. J. H. isi;cae g. Fant
Iher Brvo- Jelne L., crs dAUsAes .iOn CJ-Hes
UuoergCVL
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
CATTLg MARKETS.

ALBAyr jan I5cArrLEThe opeod With fair .nrplrt
modesa from ~ 70 = d. ylt. hynsr
price 81 10 Texans aSCt
Nilcu Cows biing Sij so for 10 fac.
LANBs-Ihe mlrEet j. strong The ung
Sheep-Commol lair Ii2r fir % gOi 42SDi 10
74c y Common to TAR, 6G8'2c fr s,oi. Glso
Tic; Sc f. u.
CSCISSATI, jan I6oG-Rec fnts 900; low gNdes bssv
ard mk-t ckedi bee s-sdn' ponoti e' u cnmo.
at 30: "A 7j0s6 90; good Gang asa
butcLers S19s7 y. lb,al GuOl ulsi ahllmeats l.VoO
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

1878.
THH
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FVR 1875.

10 edition 10 the regular
CALESDAG AsrR0SoNcAL PAoSs,
II c)nta'us:
Record Of he sen,O sad RePFe'eniHrs'
ofthe preseut Coasress on Currency Questions
H. G s,pop, Of tie the ConSsaon Of the State
ofYe-York WITH the vote By counties The mo" important Of them
Ill An Abstract Of L,D, passed and Appropriations made By be prea
cot Congress a. It's First Sei'ioi
w. Chronocs Of to- Leaas Rvep'' o. the ye'ra
Guiding foil Obituary Record
v Au elaborate Statistical Ars Wseni a-i is Fue,usoa IN
Value prepared ergrss. rus rABuSG ALMANAC Orgsa
VI rae Tr,p,port,hon o,on Statistics Of the Trunk Railroads
aud New Yota and CANADIAN Caea.
VII Yol Election Returns, With comparison, 'b the vote Of
Telra
VIII II. uua Lists Of the Members o, corsres oneen OF the ss
toual Government, County Clerk, sheht' Ge
Ix Trade sad Commerce the UDsed States Csssl. orc,
a showing the balance tsd exports imports Of specie S
rnc, ioo,.ysiiD 20 csusL Seven foI oa- Dollar
Aaascs. TsA rsasvsa ssvlssess
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
THE MAINE sENATORsHIP.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 15.-At the Democratic
Senatorial caucus for United States Senator last even
inc John c. Talbot OF East Machias nominated. re-
Giving l3 votes against for all others. Tue nomina-
ZION was made unanimous.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
THE NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE AssoCIA
TON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Large audiences were
in attendance at the National Woman suffraS' Conyen-
ton throue to-day. Addresses were made by Mrs
c. g. Lozier, NJ. D., Susan b. Anthony,
Mrs Blake, ana Carrie Burnham OF Phla-
dephia. The President read an address to
Congress in behalf Of tho dlsfranchsed women.
resolution TO hold national cIti1ens suffrage associ9
lion at Philade pha the 4h or July, 1876 in when
tho women OF the Old and New World VINO demand
equal freedom VI franchise invited TO Participate,
adj
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
IRWIN TO BE BROUGHT INTO COURT

THE HOUSE sERGEANr-AT-ARMs INSTRUCTED TO
OBEY THE WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS-JUDGE
MACARTHUR WILL PROBABLY REMAND THE
PRISONER To JAIL.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-FOr the first time, 80 far
as can be remembered, the Sergeant-at-Arms Of
either House of Congress will tomorrow produce
in court the body of q person in his custody,
by order of tho House, in response to
a writ of habeas corpus. Very rarely has
q judge in this District or elsewhere
granted petition for writ of habeas corpus
coming from person held by order of either House
of Congress, and where such writ has been Issued
il has generally been considered sufficient return
when the officer of Congress has informed the Judge
of the authority by which he has held the prisoner.
But in tho case of r. b. Irwin, held for refusing to
answer questions in regard to the Pacific Mail sub
sidy corruption fund, Judge Macarthur, having
issued the writ, has held, and perhaps correctly,
that he could accept no return that was not accom-
panied by the body of the prisoner, and has main
tained this position notwithstanding the action of
the House last night, which was plainly to the
effect that the Court had right to demand the
production of the prisoner in such case as this.
To-day the Democrats, having become greatly
alarmed lest q refusal here to obey writ of
habeas corpus sustained by the House should become
Il precedent that would be used to oppress in some
way the people of the South, voted with number
of the Republicans that the Sergeant-at-Arms should
produce Irwin. but by more than three to one voted
down an amendment instructlng HIM to obey any
mandate of the Court. There is no doubt that the
law having been complied with by the production
of tho body of Irwin in tho court to,ln6frow. tho
Judge will remand him to Jail on the ground that
this i, case in which he has no jurisdiction.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
PACIFIC MAIL FAvORs-A. II. WHITNEY NOT E4-
SENATOR COLES BROTHERS LAW.
To Edffor The Trfbune

SIR: notice in your SEM-WEEKLr issue
OF Jan. 8, under the heading. Pacific Mail Inquiry:
your correspondence states that A. ". whitney Is
brothernlaw Of ex-senator Cole. Such IA not the fact
hope IN justice to Mr. Cole. and in compliance with
your fair deang you will make the correcton. Yours.
=. &. CoLEGROVK.
Burdets schuyler Co.. v. Y. Jan. H. 1915
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

RICHMOND, Jan. 15.-RObert EdmondS
founder and owner OF the packet line tho James
River and Kanawha Canal. died to-day at the AGE OF M
Ur was a native " VcrLOuI, ami early la lfo .
mule driver on the canal. He had been resident Of
KlcumOId over - years.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

President Edison of the Produce Exchange
has addressed to the members the subject OF
grading Rail Grain" In this letter he recommends
the reOpenng OF the conference with the railroad
panies, with to settling the matter definitely and
In a manner mutually satisfactory. He proceeds to
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
pISSENGERS 1RRJVED.

PROM sAvANSAHTa steamship Clooparg. jan l5-N. .,i
hr. }. 1aror W. j. Fitch Mss H. u FieI Capt \. Ch4A
Wan. DaA Mr BBl Mrs Dset er. y Eae ChaI {. hia.eJ
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

tives. and Judge Macarthur said perhaps few hours
would aid them, and postponed further proceeding unti
O.m morrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

a SALUTE FIRED IN HONOR OF THE OUTRAGE
NORWICH, Conn, Jan. 15.-By order of His
Honor James Lloyd Greene. national salute was fired
here tins sernoon In honor OF the President aud bs
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New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

THE HOUSE sERGEANr-AT-ARMS INSTRUCTED TO
OBEY THE WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUs-JUDGE
MACARTHUR WILL PROBABLY REMAND THE
PRISONER To JAIL.
, 1875-08-12

PoRT BLAKELY, Aug. 7.-sailed, bril-
Perpetua.
Ponr D1scovEY. Aug. 6--Sailed, Dis
covery and Grace Roberts.
PoRr GAMBLE. August g. Arrived
bark Powhattan. from Honolulu.
VICTORIA, August S. = Sailed, S. s
Vasco de CANA.
SAN Francisco, August 9.-Arrived
bark Antioch, Seattle.
SAN FRANc1scc, August 8.-Arrived
bark Tidal Wave. Port Madison.
Sailed, bark Amethyst, Sehome; bark
Harvest Home and barkentine r. K.
Ham. Port Townsend; bark Osmyn,
Seattle; ship Coquimbo, Port Madison;
bark Revere, Port Discovery; steamer
Pacific, Victoria and Port Townsend.
PoRT LUDLOW, August 9.-Arrived,
ship Commodore.
PoRr MADISON, August 9.-Arrived,
barkentine S. NJ. Stetson.
VICTORIA, August 10.-Arrived, bark
Kedron, New Zealand.
PoRT LUDLOW. August 10.-Sailed,
bark Forest Queen.
PoRT BLAKELY, August 10.-AirivedH
barks Oak Hill and Cambridge.
SEABEcK, August 1O.-Sailed. bark
Isaac Jeans.