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it way be stated that Senator, hereto
fore one of the most ardent and consist
ent supporters of the administration and
a devout believer in the outrage busi-
ness, stated to>day with the emphasis
and enthusiasm of a new convert, that
the whole Kellogg government is fraud.
He added, Il will not vote, either in or
out of caucus to recognize it as the legal
government. I wont vote to seat Pinch>
back or allow myself to be bound to do
so.' The position of Pinchback before
the Committee on Elections is this:
there is now majority of one in favor
of seating him. If Carpenter returns
his negative vote will tie the commits
tee.
CHICAGO, Feb. ga Washington spe-
cial says: The House caucus held last
evening for the purpose Of considering
Whites proposition for suppressing the
disorders of the south with the aid of
Che military. was SO slimly attended that
nothing definite was done. The, gener-
al impression' among the majority of the
Republicans is That it Is too late in the
session for any more political legisla
tion."
The same dispatch says: "Immedi-
ately after the adjournment. yesterday,
speaker Blaine rendered one Of the va
cant places Ct the committee on rules to
Speer Of Penn, who Indignantly rejects
ed it on the ground that he or any other
Democrat would be a cypher on the
committee. The position was rendered
to several other Democrats, but all de-
clined. The prospect now is that the
committee for the rest of the session
will be unanimously Republican.
There appears to be good deal of
talk of an extra session as there remains
but four weeks of the present session
and business is greatly behind.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Wm. NJ. Leeny.
formerly general manager o: Jay Cooke
& Co. S banking house was before the
Ways & Means Committee to-day and
identified the checks received and the
certificates of deposit issued to Schu.-
maker by the bank, July. 1872.
MADRID, Feb. 3--Gen. Marionez an
nounces the relief of Pampheluna.
The Carlists were defeated in the en-
at OIeiza.
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 3.-An at
tempt was made to throw the San Fer
nando train from the track last mig ht.
short distance north of the city. The
engineer of the down train noticed log
across the track. The train was run
ming slowly and the brakes so Stacked
the headway of the train that when the
struck the log it showed it
ahead until the cars came to standstill.
A little further on a switch was found
wedged open with rocks.
LONDON, Feb. A Berlin dispatch
to the Cologne Gazette says: Bis
marck is suffering from a nervous af-
fiction. 1t is rumored in the Upper
House that the Prince intends to retire
shortly after his sixty ninth birthday"
The Gazette does not give entire credit
to the last statement. ~''
MONTREAL, Feb. 4. The wall of
Queens Hall. burned last Spring. was
blown last night, falling through the
roof of Hazards Assembly rooms, car
rying down to the floor below a portion
of the dancing floor, with the dancers.
several of whom were seriously injured.
CA1Ro, Feb. 4.-Darfour has been an
nexed to Egypt. .+ts AnC 4
ROME, Feb. 4.-The English and
Americans in Rome will give banquet
10 Garibaldi to- might.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The bullion in the
Bank Of England has been decreased
!, ,536, 900 pounds sterling during the
pas: week. The proportion of the bank
reserve to the liabilities which last
week were 55 per cent. is now 44H.-
The bullion withdrawn from bank on
balance to day was 100000 pounds ster-
ing. The directors made no change to-
day in the discount rate. o.
PARIS. Feb.-The specie in the bank
Of France has increased SO, $50, 900 flames
during the past week.
The New York Herald's correspond
snt at Villado, Feb. 2, says: Mario.
nez entered Noain, eight miles from
Pampeluna, to-day: Twenty thousand
men will enter Pampeluna Tomorrow
md probably attack Caroscol simulta-
,eously from the rear. having now turn
ID that important position. Carlists
5000 are at Saragossa. At
Monreal ths fighting was very severe.
Maiionez suffered severely. The battle
s only really beginning and it is impos.
'ible to predict the result. Carlists are
lbandoning Villado and will rejoin the
main army tomorrow. A-sa
MADRID, Feb. 4.-Ihe Alfonzoists
captured Puerta la Reida at the point of
he bayonet, winning complete victory,
and are now within six kilometres of
Estella. The village of Puerta la Reida
was fred by shell and destroyed. The
were under fire for the first
time in a skirmish at Otelza. Gen. Lo-
ma defeated the Carlists yesterday at
Ceo:ona, after five hours hard fighting.
BRUSSELS, Feb. A. Prince Phillips,
Duke of Saxony, was married to-day to
Princess Louise. eldest daughter of the
King of Belgium. D." IA
SHANGHAI, Feb. A proclamation
has been issued stating that the ques-
him nf c,,noosco. L.