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FAREWELL TO NATIVE SHORES.

But though the words of the poet were some
what vindletive on leaving his native land, yet he
could not keep back his tears-and the tenderness
of an impassioned soul framed by nature, ever
for love and never for hate, flowed out, as he
penned his thoughts on the voyage in these
words, showing the true feelings of his heart on
leaving his native home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16
NOTICE TO |!

a Nd ENGAGED IN THE MAN
N CFACTURE of SUGAR, MOLASSES and RUN, in these
Islands.-That in consequence Of a late alteration in the Chs.
toms Laws Of New Zealand, the distillation OF Rum from Mo
lasses is prohibited.
In view Of which the Owners II a Large Distillery in Auck-
land, n. q, are willing to negotiate for the sale OF their Plant
aud FixIurea, the capacity Of which is 100 gallons, and
the other part Of the plant in proportion, All information
concerning the Distiilery, (Which viii be sold at a Low Figure
will be furnished by
e6S I'm z. I. LEEEHAN & Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16
leaving his native home :

We spread our canvass to the swelling gale,
As to our friends we shout a parting hail
And now we steer from lagos happy shores,
As now our heart its fearful sadness pours.
And as our keels through yielding waters fly.
We rend the air with fondly cried goodbye!
Goodbye, dear friends Goodbye, dear land
May God still keep you, in His mighty hand !"
And still we shout our grienul parting cries,
As fair Cintra's hills fade from our aching eyes.
And still with fearful souls our eyes we strain
With searching gaze Der the widening main
= Whilst fading plimnses of loved hills remain "a
, 1875-01-27
THE LITTLE TARIFF BILL.
OPPOSITION FROM pRY-A0oDY StEN.

Special Dispatch Il Iht khscaHo iFtahHt.
WAsufxdroS, D. c., Jau. 2G.-1ha NaYs and
Menus Committee expect to ta1to iuto considcra-
ton on next TucBlny tho lctter Of Secretary
Dristow regarding chnugoH iu tho Tariff law,
whicl. Was returned to him to-day, at His request
for alteration. A humber Of tho leading dry
goods importers Of New York. loaded
by II. 3. Clatiin Il Co., Q. s. Jafrrays
4 Co., Dudin, Froeroz j. Co., and others,
lsago uultca in petition to tho
President. soqucstins him not to
Bjgn tito little Tariff bill. on tho ground that il
makes radical and u1lwso cliangea in tho Tariff
laws. 1t increases thu duty in silks OF all
grades, Tho petition reached tile preBidout to-
dav.
1I,e Secretary OF the Treasury received
a letter today asatlng that tho loading
importers Of tho country ind by Bu1no
means obtained list Of articles upon which
llo proposed an increase Of the tariff, and
had forthwith ordered largo supplies by cable.
aIy u effect defeating tito desired increaHe In the
customs receipts. They suggest that d change
in articles designated bo made, but ilo seemH to
be ut loss to Anow what particular articles
sho,lld be selected. It III supposed that the In
formation, OF which tue importers 80 quickly
avRiloa themselves, leaked ont through some OF
tho Treasury officials. With whom tue Secretary
had advised Oh tho subject.
, 1875-01-27
ENTER McCARRAHAN.

IHpRtEET OF II FINAL H4ppANGEs
Stfc,at L,spatch to The CAitauo Tribune.
WAsu1xuros, D. c., Jan. 2G.-Dill hlcGarra,
ltnn has again como to tho front. Lutte IN tho
day tue Judiciary Committee reported resolu-
ton to fix the title to certain lands tn Montora
County, California. Tho lands arc those cover
cd by tho Now I1ria a1,d McQasrahau claims.
Yhoro speedily aroso siarp anil exciting de-
bate Tho California members, led by 1[ougll-
ton, directly nntagonszcd tho resolution, aud
sought to raise = point Of order. Con.
1.utor 1nade tho significant atntoment that
tho resolution wnH ali admonltion tn
tho Secretary Of the Interior not to give up the
public do,nain until tho title as been settiod in
tho courts. It appears that recently some aa,t-
gnt Inwyors layo decidad that tho United States
have Tho
BoLE LEGAL TITLE
to these valuable Now 1dtia lantis. McCrary, Of
Iowa, in response to the exactious OF
thuse who hayo been known as nleeiat
friends of tho New lt!ria Company, aaia ho
thought as tho Atctiarra!,an md Now
IdrIa cInims hsye been before Congress- 10 many
yeasa it III tlno they should 90 out OF it, and tho
matter DO referred TO tho courts for adjustment.
peculiar argument urged in favor Ut tue reso-
lution was that before Mr. Williams became At
torl,ey-1opcrgl ho lad appoarou against the
Government II, this matter, and that tlore would
be an indolicaoy in asking him to appear on tho
other side. lilo resolution was agreed to-yoas
1876, nRyb II.
, 1875-01-27

8pfcia@ U,sratch to Tho CAteaoo Tribune.
WAsu1NoroN. D. G., JAu 20,-Tho chances for
the passage OF Tom scottA Te8aa Pacific scheme
arc rapidly declining. Thu exact position OF tho
bilin the House Committee ou Pacific Railroads
is nos dofnitely Known. Even II tho Committee
should doBidc to report 1t favosably, there vi!
probably be no opportunity to bring this bill bo-
foro tue House, ~ it ID not likoly that the Com
nlistee will be- called sGaiu this session, II 1t
should be reported from tho Committee to the
House, singls objection, Under the now ruls
Of labt session. wo,.Id aoui il to tho Com
ni!teo Of the Whole at tho bo:tom OF
lilo calondar. Thero IL no possible chance for
taking osigiual action upou that bill in tho
House. Tho oulY opportunity for the auccess OF
tho scheme il by SECURING favorable report in
tho ssnato Comn.ittos on racihu 1sail1oads, aud
tho passage OF the bill by thu Heuate. The hill
would tl1sn 10 10 tho speakor table, from which
1t cuu!a only bo taken by two thirds yoto. In
tho present parliamentary position Ut the hill
tAero IL no probability that II can DO brought
befnro the iiuuBo for = majority vote. Il also
Beems certain that tho bill will not Ia fayorAb!y
reported ny thu Senate Committee.
, 1875-01-27

Speetal Dispntfh 10 The Chieaot Tribune.
81. PAUL. Minn., jan. 2G.-I3iis wero intro
iuced authorizing tho 81. Anthony Water-Powor
Company to issue preferred stock; repeating tho
Railroad law Of 1874 tho House Lii appropri-
hting $4,000 for tho Immediate relief Of tho
destitute in tho graBshoppor conDtleH.
HOUSE.
Bills were introduced ropealin8 the eection ex-
eepting tho Farmers Mutual Company Of Min
neapolis from tile restrictions of the General
Insurance law; providing for condenning lanti
for school purposes for All amendment Of tue
Constitution requiring aehoo] funds to be i'll
vested in State or National bonds nxcept other
wise authorized BY popular vote, The contested
election case Of Chambers ys. Frazee was de-
sdcd in favor OF Frazeo, tho sitting member.
, 1875-01-27
The Republican Caucus Will Sit Out
the Civil-Rights Bill To-Day.
Tho New Committee in Now Or.
leans Finds Out tho G1-
EniItfc Fraud.
Tho sonste Committee to Report Against
tho Canadian Reciprocity
Treaty.
Reciprocity with tho Hawaiian Island:
Proposed.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

.,.,,''..,,, 80 o. ~. -. ~, ~ o'.A'1n'
S''''"' D'smseh 10 ~ th''a1o ~, 1f'oa"e'
WasnlSaToN, u. g., dall. 2t-Ihe Houso to.
day barely escaped an extended debate upou tlo
thirtl-lern nroposition. Ihe Judiciary Commit
tos RI nor,ea io;rt rcs,,u.io,, fxino lin pros;.
.,a.;,p ptt .as. -, 'us W. ua ~ aSs .as ',a.
ucn1la. Term u Elk years. lt"as 80 iFanea ti'as
1t would not hago prevented anothor recollection
Of President Grant. Tie introduction Of tho
resolution was t1,o airnat far thu ru,owal of tho
f,,,,+ bo,,roo,, ,Iou.on,sot,, u,nr,I;oor viii.
''ses oss"oo'' 't''s7"e""n1'1a ''.peo4'e"u p0"S''
e'ans. It's Curious atd very disagreoaolo 1acs
That Whenever Gen. Butler takcH ono si4e Of n
question Judge IEoar and lis followers arc
tnuu3 tn tnko tha ot1,or. II hanpcno1
.,,at w., ,I,or ,rapo t., 49,.
eni's ahtGea ien u.ie pos, ~ gseut IT,. aof Which
WI a e1Isms w. .aAe , sAcs.se M 10 .nu issFe
% uaoas oaposeu tho ll seaseM. ptJluHl'soa
",.,u I,re."1ns ,s @y uIsse @ loi aao epsson y.
aare ~ ~ ~ .er "
pSotfte ~ ''''-
, 1875-01-27

.sret,71 DispatrA n I1r Chieaoo Tribune,
MAntsux, Wis, Inn. GA memorial to Con-
rr.ts vas rreacntod to cnab1o tho Winuehago
Indians Of Wiacone1n 10 become frceho}ders nnd
titizons 4 RESOLUTION wns also presented to iii-
strurt The Committee TN interpretations to report
n l,ll restoring tho Supervisors system OF county
government. Tie resolution to meet At ll:}o to
elect United States Senator. was atoptel M
vas also resolution prohibiting smoking III tho
Assembly Chamber. I.s were introduced in re-
lation to tho service OF snmmons Oil foreign IN
suranco companies; to amond tho Revised
StniuteH relating to Jnattcs' Conits; to provide
for services OF proccss OH Shefiifa in certain
cases; to establish court Of limited jurisdiction
iu Brown County; to reluiro notice to ho Eiyc'i
in cases whcre accidents occur OIL account of DO
fec!ivo highways; relating to elections a1nl town
meetings, ard In relation to towJ1s and toHn
ofliccr,; t. prevent cnsnaring OR trapping dccr;
ard amending th" lava incorporating tie Eai!-
, road Mortgage Land Company.
sESATK.
reti!in1,s we're presented relating to tho Mss Of
the Drainage fund OF tho Town Of Byro, ai"l'ioe
County; iii favor uf tho 1,asaaEo q! a memorial
to Congress relnting to jurs4lictl'n over isia'rs
Of the s1iHHisBppi; and a rcnlonstlAnco against
tho division Of Clark County,. 4
tSsonSs tSs 5yeso, was ot 0scea s semo fqs 'HS Gel
OH the Potter Law. Resolutions III reference to
legislation regarding railroal connections aud
chenp transportation were atlortcd. l'illa were
Introduced a,ncullng the Potter law; relative to
the term Of tho Commissioners !; to authorize
tho Town Of byron, in Motroe County, to sieo
tl,e drainage fund; to ietnstaso plat Of North
La Crosse also, u memorial to Congress re-
hitting to concurrent criminal Jurisdiction over
the islands Of tho AfissiHeippi. The Assembly
hill smens'ins the act incorporating the German
c!oa A-rollhti,n Of l'rairie tln CHEN NnH cull-
cu:ysl in nsie4 susperr ion OF tho raeH.
, 1875-01-27
THE CIVIL 5TumBLtNC.9LOCk.
nErt}n9 HANS DETERMINE tn Ftt3ffr 1r orr

., 49,, ,,;,n,t.h +. y.h1 f,s,.aoo ~ ,h,as
1v,.,,.-.,. n r 1,,, oa r,ha uon,,i,,,,,.,
""'"'sH."St - ~, '"''' III" A'ot''n.le"H
Representatives mot Ill CAUCUS again Tonight.
They we're IN session four hours. Tie reports
That fhetp wag d ruy and oven vlolc,,ce bro ,,n-
f,,,,,,s, r.,o ca,.,a ,ras or,,rai, h,r,,,;,,,o
.,. r,sr,,,1,.,, ns.t,,a. ,,.,,,n, .,.s I;,tas.,.
AHe "eP'1b''e"i'e "E"'iies "Ho"' "n1 ull'e'hchA
rf feeling may AaSo existed on account or their
tult OF tho catcus yesterday worn not present
Tho result Of tho caucus tonight is. tint the
ncnn,,cars h,vo v,te,, In ,,r;rr mn t,c f,,v;t.
Mrs bill tom to.orrov At and % to resp. m no ] otrer
Legislation until tho stl is passed or defeated.
pLcy will cit 1t out, and endcavor to
,orco tuo Democrats to either compromise
~. s,rr.,,,,,r ,Io.r nos,,;on rI. r,snln,;',.,
covers a. loast enc week. u no lil1ct eha'1 no
Llfcths"l{' ~ tae e''lI " taL 1t.io, ~ ~ uia
i"sih ~ .io III ,n !tIn W. .le ~ ..
ilg neE.ionea',r MI. ~ it ~ ~ "stbci ~
.et'iuinetEl: iuss ~ ~ Inv s.o Nv
nho11gan 1naloE41s s4'ssl eo'llot LUZ Ous''esa VI
N1'e Aaouae, .
fhE Mill TO nf hEPohIEn
~ Ky os.n WHICH, m"s te1H',, % y" .'c
Saais'aty Ioa',1nssee. aorh not e'nprnLs @ 19e
saln9 hehuol 'Gasurcs an 'uo ssl'a1s on'' ~
lrosloes .tlla1 Ill !oe.''''.h "noso e'.al soi'.
a!a'o scnoo,s e@es Hwy snal. 1tos 10
utniuea. a.'a tu'.t - r!asa5 :, "i.lo napainso T.,
hthoois are hs'' p.ps!ush ea. as tagn'n uat W
stfeIl ~ t1e si'ne scou.. luo ss,ui ~
are to 'o el,lal, hit not necessarily the same 1t
was decided tisnt Two n11etfuthehts hhEht 20
onurcd ono reattnE to cen'ctrfiee tslo ottor to
public flHces. iba ie=pf'f,sintty o1 Lie ihliffFo
o1 All otaer ieE'4ti'''' aHS ~ al extra sesalon,
Is TO fost Will 1ho !''''':aata.
TIE oAu,HFA'.
ihe fffet two nn"f4 o. the e'sacHa wcrn de7otcH
to the consitie'ntlon Of measures to 1s'te AMI
atfenEthnn tho tonibiieah lnrty. motina "as
nhGe to instruct tug Gotntn!ttco or istcs to re-
port now rue WHICH "oalo ehao!e the major
lty 10 conrel tic L,lsineBa III TING House, nnh to
defeat tho dilatofy motions or tio minority. q
long and ii'totsstinE dcbnto upon this
motion fo!lo%oa. Among tho spenNcfs
Mero Ten: B''tlcr' IDngcf' Or ,altcl'igan
Mafu. or llihois a''a nliiahls' or Wisconsin,
dch. D''lcr sait' lhas u ls tno 1nty o. TUG Coa,
, 1875-01-27
THE IOWA STATE GRANGE,

Special utspateA 10 Ihs chfedgo Iftbunt.
DEs MONIES, H., Jan. 2G.-The next metpsg
of the Executive Committee OF tie State Granes
meets hore in March. There III good de'lo'
tinkeriog to DO done with Its financial Affairs y
satisfy the masses a. to what has bocomsu
their money and how 1t comea about tia. ~
sand do,ar4 aud wsy III i il II hat Ito ststs ARsoe
which was established ~ 4 MEANS Of econo@;
and profit 10 the farmers, eenda up In ita ftpGi'
~ resources big sum Of debts due and upPlsa y.
It IL eyident thela IL somethiug rotten u w
rpNcprtl.
, 1875-01-27
MICHIGAN.
THE UHuAL MONDAYS WORK,

Special Dispa.cA 10 I!t Ca'cuns Tribune.
IASs1su, Mich, Ian. 2G.-The Legislature rc-
assembled nt = o'clock with full Houses. In the
Senate, Mr.. Gronscl gavo notice Of tho ntroduc-
ton Of bill to regulate tho matter Of tho de-
tention Of Witnesses. Tho 6onate then nd
jo,irued. III ale Houso, four petitions were
Introduced in favor Of doing away with tho Pro-
Libitory Liquor law. md Quo fayoeiug the maxi
ing it moro stringent. A petition VIVA intro-
luccd praying the repeal Of tile law crcating q
Board Of Public Works at Port Huron; n1so
ono uumerously signed praying tho repeal Of
tho law creating County Superlntondenta
Of Schools; besides ono or two others
OF no special consequence Noticos wero given
that bills wonld be introduced changing The Law
concerning tho Superior Court Of the City Of
Detroit, and authorizing tho City Of Detroit to
raise money for sewer improvements, bill waH
introduced BY Mr. McLachae, OF Monroe to
amend tho act relating to tho noform School,
and was referred to tho Committee OH that inst.
tuition. After little further business of no
special consequence. tho I[onss adjourned.
Both Houses meet at 10 tomorrow.
, 1875-01-27

denate which WAS vrry spirited. the report MAS
coucurrcd i'll by gems. %; naye. ~.
IN THE fDt'sE,
bill providing for tie rcaescsrment Of property
in tko year 1si5 and every five ycarn thereafter.
ren,a a description iur publishing delinquent
ii4tr. 4 lii rcrcsing tho law allowing payment
Of ta1on ii scn,i-nnnual inetallmonts was do
fcatcd. A bill to print official advertisements in
German papers naaAoh.
In Tic evening tho Legts1atnro was addressed
on immigration by lioury MuegraVe. Of Missis-
slnrt.
unNTEHTEp ELECTION.
The Jeffasis. liaxic c0utcst eafr, ftnr Nafn
County, WIS arc,lel hcfere tho Senate Cttnn,,t
loo I'll, Eerlio,B to-nigl.t, !. ". tiorn, q this
city, for ,1cyert, tho contestant and G. Walker
for 1,axtor, 4 majority Of votes Ia all that
Iaxter holds tie eoat by.
, 1875-01-27

lang. Ton per cont Of the capital stock baa
hcen subscribed, aud work will bo commenced
At once.
Another corroration called tho Utah Tos-
wartilug Company, lat boen organized hero for
tito handling Of orca and bulIon. The officers
arc: President, u. Il. Jones; Superintendent,
Goorge r. Wallace.
Ore Ia now coming down Little Cottonwood
Canon, tho cold weather nf tic past few days
having hatdencd tho snow and stopped alidcs for
tic present,
, 1875-01-27
SPAIN.
ARMY MOVEMENTS,

AHMI bI0TENENT8.
MADRID, Jan. 26.-The Car!lsta have left Bis
cay aud Guipazcon, and moved iuto Nayarre,
with ali their material OF war. The Army Of tho
North has assumed tho offensive.
THE HHlTlRu ELAd tNEuLTEp.
SANrANpE1t, Jan. M.-Thc Carlista have fired
on British yeHseI, loaded with tic telegraph
cable, of tile DiBcayau coast.
1TEMs
MADRID, Jan. 28.-ucn, Primo Ill Rivera has
been appointed 10 thu command Of tile Hecond
Corps OF tue Army of thu North,
Six hundred Oarlists have submitted In the
Province of Oaateloa do Ia Plata within tl,e
present month.
kFugitlyes from EBtella assert that.Don Carlos
has shot several officers for treason.
DispstchoB from reralta say great battle Is
moulontarlly expected,
, 1875-01-27
eTHoWARp olrY, MICH.

Special Dispatcit t. Ths Chtea0s FrlbHnt,
DuLura Minn., Jau. 28.-The large and e1ton-
Biya lumber sMuglo, aud planiug nil and tub fac-
tory belonging to Morgan Il Stanton, at Howard
City, waa hulnol at midnight Saturday. The
feed.miit attached Was also burned, ssith about s
tous Of toed, 10000 Star HhlnRles anu yaluahle
now machinery. Two mon shopping in the mill
lost thoir clothes, aud barely escaped with tholr
lives. Losa oyer gu. 900, no insurance.
, 1875-01-27

alall consider t1tn question snraratrlv. snl. II
they cnncnt tfletr Judgment saf BtauA. and tito
report ut the t'onutteo be modified according
ly but II the two Houses ito mt clcur, then
persnns ho tctfarnl o}eclcd ahall respectively be
deemed rrima fAeiu entitled to exerrlre tho
functions Of thrir offices. Huhjert tt Rny contest
fiade ih due cu;lrso Of law. Ntforrea.
, 1875-01-27

10 tas Il ssor,aftd Fyes*.1
THE slA-YEAH rnDtnAIrtus.
WABu1snToN, b. e., JGn. 2G.-ln tho House
thH Morning. luttcr. fro1n tlia Judiciary Cotl-
.ntttee, foputtod tho foat rosol,stion proposing
tho following amendment to tbs Constitution:
''Art. ~. From and after tho next oloction
sl.all hold Lis Office during term Of hi1 ycass,
anu, together with tho ice-lre1iaont, choson
for tho same term, be elected in manner Us now
provided, OF TINT may hereafter DO provided.
@en s neither M oo Fs'ase' f ssso nqs Ss',ss'st .s ss
Tolysd upon iim) shall bo eligible fur
re- election M presidont.". IIo remarked
that the amendment would not Affect tho next
rreHdont,ai term, Rttl moved the previous quos..
tOu Tho prayotls question w0s seconded, and
the main question ordered.
Dir, IL. II. Hour expressed surprise that anch
proposition should ha pausod without discussion.
Ms. Potter tepfina Tint it any question hasl
been diHcushod, a,ts discussed until everybody
within tho House and outside wAs::taulaar with
1t, 1t aras this question:
hlr, uariiela inquired how It would ba with the
Vice-prosidont succeeding 10 tho Presidential
office within weak Of the closo OF the torn.
hlr, Potter replied that ho would hayo to tnho
tho Office with ull ita RESTRICTIONS aud dsabil.
ties.
Dir. Z. Il. Hoar remarked t1lat, while he WAS
not Ut ths opinion that tf!ete was fikoty 10 ha
any OCCASION, when 10 should favor, or believed
tho American pooplo would fayor. tue contt.ln"
a,Ico IT a,iy person in tho Presidential otllce ba-
you'd two torlnH, he did not lui.oya that argu-
lnent III to tlle corruption OF people by Exee,l-
tive pn~or was ono on tho strength Of whcsl
tbs tcorlo shuull cuufeHa that tl,ey noeiol such
| protection against suci ihllucnco RS that
they would deliberately deprive themselves of
tue power Of soliciting t!loIr Chief Aluyistrate.
lie feiaetnbttetl \ conversation whlol. lie Lad
! with All osnineHt gentleman standing higtl in
Office IN rcfefrneo TO tho ro-olectiun OF LINCOLN
aid w1.o MAS very 'nurl opposed to his ro-eIec-
| tiol,, aud le (liuHr1 i.ad then said ho believed
tho American people intended 10 tv-sloct I4a-
run il necussary, during tho rest Of hiA .iiu,
| nnti ho vas recognized t,y every part OF tl.a
country III President of tho Uuitrl htates. Ile
{lIoar} lid not prupoao to ai4 in depriying
| ifu American pGopo of Tho right usltcr
auy emergency or exiscno1 Of Determining whom
| they should Keep III tlo Presidential chnlr. llu
lid not beaye tAat they ever would kcep nau
beyond tho timo which Washlugtotl'a example
had eanctioueu and Which wAa one oS tile trkdl
tons of the ltepubl'e hut 1t waB yer5 grast
aud Her,oHs question to deprive tls people Ut ta'
l,uwer To chonso.
Mr. kasson suggested that 1t was seriou
question with all popular Governments wbethe
neiigihility SHOULD apply to any but the mex
term nt eico, and us propuaad to amens
lha bill in that ratrcct, allowing eligibility Afte
nl1 yoara. IlIe amendment Wa4 allowed to b.
offered.
0nl4osion Of Mr. E. Il. uoar, the yots order
, 1875-01-27

Epsetat Dtspatch to The Chicago 3rtbant, ,u.
Axiom. ILL.,. Jan. 28.-I'ho nan rho ,ut5s"ss
attempts last Saturday to commit st1tcae y
brighton aasl!y accomplished the dead Oh esa,
day evening by hanging himssts with Lila neel~ Nv.
In tie Brighton cAlaboose. IIe refused 70 ~, .
Lin name, aud the only reason he assigned J.. ii Il
that he had bean ia Hs, Louis, std had ~.
Lila money, aud now wantad to die. lie W. i
German, well drcssed, and apparently spop' !"
yeaEs old
, 1875-01-27

sAtr LARx, o., Jan. 2o.-Itore has been in
corporssul Ut this place a company to build a
narrow-Raugo railroad from Salt Lake to Ogdon,
Intending to conuoct with tho Utah Western
here aud the Utah Northern at Ogden, both ha.-
toV-gauge railroads: The road Mill b 81 miles
, 1875-01-27

spsetal Dlspatoh to Ths Ch,eado Tribune.
DENVER, COL. Jau. GA party Of buffalo
hunters, who loft this city for tho pIains about
two months ago, havo returned, aud report thai
one Of their number-Valcutino +. Forrls, Of
Bwanton, Ft.--waH Lost. and ID supposed to have
perlHheu during the prevalence Of heavy snow
EtorM.
, 1875-01-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nzw YoRk, jan. 2o.--Arrlyeds stes@'A7
CAledonia, from Glasgow. -,
ANTWERP, Jan. 2o-Sts4mship sWtaes0''
from New YORK, has arrived, n.
Nkw Yoax, Jan. 29.-A1siyed, stcam@ w.
ada, from London,
, 1875-01-27
At BOSTON.

DosroS, Mass, Jan. 28.--A lire In tho futni-
ture wareEooms At Fulton and Richmoud atreeta,
last night, damaged the stock to tho amount Of
$35, ,0u0, and the building $4,000.
, 1875-01-27

The argument in tho application fora Receiver
for the Srl.ti,4ei and to punish the board Of Di-
rectora for oontelnp. OF the injunction Of the
Court, before Commissioner Thompson, mas con-
cluded yesterday ss Milwaukee, Iha court 10
eryes it3 deeIsipAp
, 1875-01-27
NEAR cRcWN PolNT.tNp.

Special Dtspaeh 70 Tia CAlcaoo 7fIbunt.
Onows po1N1, Ind. Jan. 2G.-A. b. raluers
store, miles from this place, waa totally de-
slsoyod by fire last night. Alr, Palmer kept
country post.ofiloe, which WAS also destroyed.
Lo1s estimated At $5, 600; no inaurauco,
, 1875-01-27
AFTER THE selooh.kEEPEas,

6p<csal L1spattA to TIE EAacA9e 3rtbas<.
Do1uQux, Ia, Jan. 28.-1nfurnationa against
number Ut liluoE-dealers were tle1 i'll the l1a-
trlct Court to-day. The saloonlsts arc in =
white.heat uf excitement, knd threats Of violence
AEniusl tie inforMer are freely ludufSsd ~.
, 1875-01-27

MONTREAL Cam. Jau, 21-Twenty-fve SAnai-
lies were burned out aud $50. 900 worth Of prop
orty destroyed by fire IN Do L!sle, near here,
yesterday.
, 1875-01-27
THETuRco.MoNrENEcRIND DIFFICULTY.

TT0OFH WITIDIEAWN FTOM THE 19OI1bEft.
VIENNA, Jan. 2C.-~Turkey and Montenegro
have withdrawn tho troops which had been COL
looted on tho border In anticipation Of lostill-
tinr