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New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
THE GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Friday, Jan. ~. 1851 o. m.
sylODsis for me D1st tlreHfy-fOuT hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


orrICE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. :
WAsnISGToY d. c.. Friday, Jan -. 1851 o. m. }
Synopsis for NE past tlCcHiV-f0ur hours
The barometer is now lowest In the lake
region. II has fallen from thence to the Gulf ana At
antc coasts With rising temperature eastery or south
ery winds, increasing cOudnes and occasionally DSt
rains. except with light rains. sleet snOw In The
lower lake region and northern portions OF the Middle
States aud SHOW in New England and the upper lake
region.
The pressure has increased from the North West and
Wisconsin sOuthwLrd to Texas, with west or north
winds, falling tempera ture and clear or clearing
weather
The Mississippi River has continued slowly falling al
and below Cairo.
Pr0babiltie5
During Friday, in the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States higher temperature. cloudy and rainy weather
followed by rising barometer winds shifting to west
and north. and AT night clearing weather.
In the West Gulf States, Tennessee, the ONO valley
and the upper lake REGION rising barometer, falling
temperature, north west winds, clear or clearing
weather, aud in Texas a norther.
In the Copper Mississippi and Lower MISSOURI valleys
and the Northwest hign followed by falling barometer
lower temperature than Thursdly, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and norsh-westcriy winds, possibly
fting to sOutherY.
IN me Middle States aud he iOuer take region south 10
Uest minds cOUdy heather aud RAIN. ercspf partly "a
snOp Orer the northern pOrOn Of MS area, t0Oped ny
rising barometer sOuthoeSt 10 nOrhrcst cinds and
clearing Wedfhsr, Tih falling temperature ~ The tdtter
districts, Gut generally hgher than on IhurSddy IN me
former
In ew-Engand, falling barometer. decided rise in
temperature winds veeIng Ia s0utheriy and westerly,
cloudy weather and rain snow, but followed at ulgh
by clearing weather..
The Mississippi River VIII continue slowly falling at
aud below Caro-. Tue OLiO wid commence risIng at
Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
THE PROPOSED ROUTE FROM BOSTON TO TIE
WEST.


THE PROPOSED ROUTE FROM BOSTON TO TIE
WEST.
MnpLErowN, n. Y, Jan. 21.-The Commit
ee Of the Boston Board Trade appointed 10 examine
and erort upon tho proposed route from Boston 10 the
coal fields and the West came overland from PouSh-
keepsie to Pine Bush to-day. and were met tnere Dy
caI train on the New Jersey Midland Railway, hay-
ing ON board President Wortendyke and number o.
rrcminent railroad officials and invited guests, among
whom wero Gen winfield Scott Hancock, W. f. Buckley,
| Edward Lambert and the Hon. A b. Cornell The
Marty was conveyed over the NewJersev Midland Road
| TO Deckertown whence the Committee returned TO
Mlddetown this evening They were met here by the
orcias and number OF citizens ofNewburgh and taken
by special Erie train TO that city, where they will
spend Friday. They will be given a public banquet
| there this evening. Tomorrow they will be shown
various points OF interest to railroad men about the
city aud aerward will bo taken by special train to
warwick the terminus Of the proposed new rallroad in
Ne Jersey to GardHer 90 tho Waikiki fall1y Ran,
road and otner points H. the evening the visitors "i
ma ent.rtined the authorities at banquet at tue
United States Hotel aud Will leave here Tor nome on
SATURDAY. morning via Dutchess ana Columbia ConneoIl
cut aud Wester0 Railroads
THE ExPREssMENS NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Chicago, Jan. 21.-The Expressmcn's Ma
tonal Conv after the transaction Of considerable
business elected the follow officers President Geo
Bingham Of Pittsburgh (re6lected yicePresident. j. j.
Valentine; Grand Secretary. s. Dewitt OF Elmira E1-
ecunvo Committee. nerrel ir, Hay yde3, J.: 81 e A.
Herring, T. q. We5tcOtt, ana . W. oehton iho usual
resolution Of thanks to President Bingham was pre-
sented behalf or tho Association together with an
elegant gold watch Tue Convention anJOuIneu W eet
IN Boston next year.
EXCESSIVE TAXATION OF A RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2l.-In the Superior Court
OF this city to-day, the OF the state against the
Northern Central Railroad Company. TO recover one
half OF per cent OF the gross receipts State tax
involving O large amount, Judge DObbln rendered
decision agaiust tho state, declaring the tar TO De
arbitrary and greatly exceeding the assessments on
| otuor property IN the State.
THE NEW.ENGLAND FREIGHT AGENTS AsSOCA-
TION.
Boston, Jan. 21.-The annual meeting OF
the New.Eugand Freight Association was held here
yesterday Nothing OF special Importance was &C
plished. Arrangements made to bring the As
sociation INTO communication with similar organizations
Ia the West Had South.
THE PROPOSED BOSTON AND wODURN RAIL
ROAD
BOsroN, Mass, Jan. 2l.-A meeting will soon
DO eld IN woDGru to receive the rep9rt tho .roAd
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
SENATOR CHANDLER DEFEATED.

SENATOR CHANDLER DEFEATED.
FUSION OF DEMOCRATS AND ANTI-CHANDLER mRN
RESULTS IN THE CHOICE or JUDGE ISAAC p.
cHRrsrIAScY cHANDLERs SUPPORTERS ONLY
HELD TOGETHER by STRICT PARTY DISCIPLINE
tpY TELEGRAPH THE TnIBUNE.l
LANSING Mich, Jan. 21.-Tbo Democratic mem-
bers of the Legislature in their caucus last night
eyinced strong disposition to fuse with the boting
Republicans in order to defeat Senator Chandler.
but without reaching final conclusion the caucus
adjourned until this morning, when the subject was
again discussed. IL was finally decided that Judge
Isaac T. Chrstiancy should be the candidate of the
two bodies. SO well was this decision kept secret
that at the time to take the vote 1t was not thought
probable O result would be reached to-day. The
hall was. however. crowded with spectators, and
there was evidently no abatement Of the general
interest in the result. The calling OF the roll was
begun amid profound silence, broken only when the
Democratic vote began to give evidence OF
being sOlidly united upon Judge ChIistlancy.
and then the exultation of the anti-Chandler
men became so great that 1t was only with great
difficulty that they could be restrained from cheer
ing loudly as each new vote was recorded against
their opponent. 1t is plainly evident that fully
onehalf of Senator Chanders supporters were only
held up to the mark by strict party discipline. Be-
fore the announcement of the vote quite number
OF CDanuleT lueu CDdHBtu tHtlt NOttoI anu ScNtIdi
who had voted for ChristiaDcy also changed to
scattering candidates, evidently with an intention
of prolonging the struggle; but the final announce
ment gave Judge Chrstiancy 81 votes, just enough
to end the fight. Senator Chandler received GS
votes. Judge Christiancy is now about 60 years
of age. and for the past 20 years has been upon
the Supreme Bench of Michigan. In politics he
is a Republican, but is decidedly Of tho CONSERVE
nd He hoa iZpU as
the ablest lawyers in the State. and is man of large
information and great reasoning powers.
Judge Christancy studied law with Robert Nc
Clcland of Monroe. Mich, and before the oreanizo-
tion of the Republican party was Democrat with
Anti-Slavery proclivities. After the Tepea Of tho
Missouri Compromise he became Republican, and
in 1857 was elected to be Justice of the Supreme
Court on the Republican ticket. He was reelected
in 1863 and again in 1869. He is man of upright
character, whose habits viii never be rcproach to
the State.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
THE WEA TIER.
'ATAL sNow-sLIDEs IN THE WEST.

SIX MEN BURIED NEAR BIO COTTONWOOD CANON,
UrAH-Loss OF LIFE AT ALTA CITY.
SALT LAKE CRY, u. T., Jan. H.-Another
snowsde occurred in Big Cottonwood Canon yesterday
AFTERNOON, near the Richmond Mine. A party Of men
engaged In "snaking down" In raw hides were
Caught by the slide. Six named Thos. H. Brede-
rch' william Ritter Chas. Dabble Jas. Breeze, Henry
Atkins and Reuben Moore carried away aud their
bodies have not yet been recovered. Geo.. McCoulin
and Thomas White were swept away and covered with
snow, but wore dug out and their lives saved The
slide extended a distance OF about mile, and was
about 200 yards wide. Yesterday the bodies Of the
persons killed by the snow.ido AZ Alta City
covered 1t is supposed that many other persons have
perished in the hut that their bodies
covered by 10 such depth that they will not be
found for some time. In demolished h0use was
found the body OF Mrs. Carey sitting in rockingham
with an infant casped In her arms, and near by the
bodies Of her husband and little girl. They had all per
lshed from sufiocaton by the At another house
man was dug out alive, while man who had been
sleeping beside nm found dead. The dead body OF
another person found in tho vicinity OF the house
Inere Is much terror IN these mining camps and most
vi those who get away Will probably leave; but It IL
neult and dang rous undertaking 10 get away, as
tue people Will have TO walk and run the gauntlet or
shoWsldes on their way out OF the cahJns.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
For other ship Mems sce Yinh Page

For other Sh,p Yems see Yinn Pagel
ARRIVED.
steamship Whitney Iet. boston viii mI.s 10 Nshsp,I
steam,h i Of Echburg Springer New Bs!fors With s.s
steamship 2cs.Die d., J',Dsr Liverpool Jan s'd 0ae.n'
seg Au-t hOg sO Rotterdam 55 days, With ni.e.
dali Caasro M.r.ess 80 days, siih ass to y.-ss
Brs C,rono g. Kelly (of Bo.on,. sOy.. Pare. NAT. -
Seh VIM II. Lord. Foster Boston for virslni.
ANCHORED AT HARrS ISLAND.
schr Silver Dart, M'tesed, Pfoviencs for yirsinis
scS ss & W. NJ, 1"Vp WIZ tpsS Po''SS' S e, y'
Schr Highlander, Wood. Pal R'ef.
Steamships Tor Hamburg Crescent CITY. FOR Bvsss
WISD.sun,e. light n Ej clOuiy.
MEMORANDA.
Whaling bark jose MEse co-denas IS Honoulu, sOu 81
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sylSsAa. Jan 2lClsaei ship Alfred tBrl for L1erpsst
PonTL.sD Jan arrived steamship Frinoaia SsErosii
san PHAscIsco jan 2ls..d leth b,ss. Triton sud Ad',,
bark BsEthomeS Gssood l9sl bark AruoisAa
Ge), 2Oh bark MaTass, Ton ratitii ship 81
from Bio Jinero. rOTbrdse iron Saiels. BHis
TTBss Ga, jan 2Is.ed, bark ue,un. CBr) for Liverpool
wnSIsGros, N. g.. Jan 2L-Saiet, steamship d. u Rss'.
NsvoRIE4s, Jan 2O-Arnyed bari. Emily CBrD Ltveps'Is
Bnie London Cleared brig EsmI,. Or Ale..te. sp-sI
GALvEslos. Jan 2-ArvsI seDOr Thones. from Ass.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuREsrows 2lT1e Line steamship The Qssss.
non %Ssa ao iY % s,rTy5i brg L.,. fro. M,r,s,.
HAVANA Jsn2OAruei steamship Guss from In alo Sshes.
steamships Gsea sP or B'so' ". SSsi' A''aai 10, Ass
Ernst Marcia Tor SeE-oea0~ Arrived -ls' steamship J'H'..
LIvERpooL Jan 2O-Arved brig Nellie Iapg, Bo.tss
M.rAs1As. Jan i9-AT,el ,oht EhLbs.h 81 bsca 81 s,.
(br) NOr.h Arrived 2Ol brig sarah o@ore o.
siel bng, Ellen Stewart fOs Sor's Of ssers- .s<
81 b, Jan. 81 CLEARED. bark co's'ush' cnnp ior
orders; O.-eO, iO' se"YOr ''eI '~s
Puncesou. 0r Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
MASKED MERRIMENT AT THE ACADEMY.

THE ANNUAL MASKED BALL OF THE cERcLE DE
L'HARMoNIE CARNIVAL MERRMENT WITHOUT
EXCEss-CHARACTERs AND FESTIVITIES.
The carnival season Of 1875 was fairly
ushered In last evoDug and this morning, at the
Academy OF Music, with the fancy dress ball OF Tue
Cercle Franc sc dc lHarmOnie The annual festival OF
this organz ton for years held Its place In its
class Of entertainments, as leader In novelty ana
brancy. At Of the earlier balls OF this Society
entire decorum not maintained by all present
although strenuousy urged by all OF the members
Of the club But within the past two or three years extra
ordinary efforts been mldo to keep unsmrcbed the
reputation Of these carnival gatherings and they are
at the hight OF popularity That OF last night was
marked by unusual novelties
Tho doors OF tho Academy were opened at precisely
O'clock and at that tiulo many waiting to be ad'
mitted. TIE programme was begun one hour ana q
quarter later and the shifted In rapid succession
until IL was not from tho breakfast hour today An
overture given by an orchestra OF 100 performers
touched the first OF the revelry The orchestra was
under the supervision OF Prof Zlnbg who Is also the
composer tho which he had dedicated 10 the
Cercle de II rmonie Tho Grand Marche de Chasseurs
began at lt5 and that time the Academy VAS crowded.
The seats from the dress circle the gallery were ken
np and the filed with elegantly attred Ia
dies Tao lobbies aud dressing were now scenes
OF confusion fancfuY robed figures hurry lhS miner
aud thithrr preparing tor the dancing Ise inarcu
"yrr IN, INST oldulle was announced. and had the
H ior OF the Academy been twic0 as large as IL Is IL
would not have accommodated tho large number VINO
desired take part III tho nrst lively measures vi 'ue
ball. a., ...,
The masks and characters assumed by the partct
pants In the exh Irdtng arpuSemonts or tne e'hIns
were conducive to striking contrasts ana Ond stu W.,
AIr PckwIck danced in an agile way with an in,nah
Princess: III HIml. cUuversed blandly wien Il cItu9
clown; a co Irter exchanged familiar REMARKS WIN
bright itto prasInt gliI; queen IN HtIre ~ ie
east rcprodcnfu giauces toward an ape VINO ntu rs
nlAI ed playful fond reSs 0r gypsy miiden Alcphl'-
tophoes crced lansiY through walz hSVimS doa iUI
partner IL material z;d angel, whose costume hc.udeu
wings Of aoTa /; King L:dr chaued ianiilary WIN
waving uncertaIn mass, bent the enjoyment VI TIE
hOur.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
TIE FIRE RECORD.

AT NEw-wORCEsTER, MAss.-LosS $4,000.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 21.-The Methodist
Church at was burned this morning. II
IS supposed to have been fire. The loss ID $4,000
and insurance sli OOO as follows 5000 in the Queens
A. 900 in the American OF Philadelphia and $4,000 each
la the Builders the Westchester, aud the Fils National
Offices OF TINS CITY,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
sed Newfoundland dog Boasswain, black

iordss celebrated Newfoundland dog Boaswain black
and white, is coucbed at his feet.
CAMBRIpGE Mass, Jan. 21.-Mr. f. w. Put
nam has been appointed Curator of tue Peabody Museum
OF Archaeology, Harvard University TO succeed Jeres
WymaD.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-The Hon. Sir Henry Singer
Ksang PuIsne Justice of the Court OF Common Pleas
has resigned He will probably be succeeded by Solicitor
General John UOlker.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
THREATENED COALITION AGAINST SENATOR
CARPENTER

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 91.-A caucus to nom-
ihate United States Senator met here tonight Twenty
OF the supporters OF Gov Washburn failed TO attend
The caucus adjourned till tomorrow, when candidate
for United States Senator will be nominated. The sup
porters OF Washburn threaten to bolt and IL b said they
will offer to unto with tho Democrats to elect Judge
Cole Of the Supreme Court or j. G. Sloan, Attorney
General The friends OF Senator Carpenter arc conf
dent that he can secure majority In the Legislature
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
A DEFENDANT WITHOUT OPPORTUNITY or DE
FENSE.

TO the EdftOr OF Tht TrlLuHe.
SIR was astonished to learn from the news
paper report this morning that injunction had been
granted to restrain from giving my entertainment
until certain license fees had been paid l. Ia my sim
pcity. looked upon it cansrd but in the course OF
the morning was served With the Judges order and
number OF afidsyis, from a hasty reading OF which
gathered that was threatcd with imprisonment in the
cause Of Juvenile delinquency "somo men are born"
characters, "some achieve" character, and some
have" characters thrust upon thon The latter ease
is mine. Hencoforth will DO known ~ the Juyenile
Delinquent.
But desire to say thing OF rho moral delinquency
Of thOse persons Who piaGued this attack upon ae
have p4,I the mouey and DO not dispute theu loyal
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
THE HAMMET MURDERER To BE EXECUTED
NEXT MONTH.

HARRIGBURG, Jan. 21.-Gov. Hartranft to-day
issued warrant of execution Of Ernst Ortwein on
Feb. 23 Cstwen convicted in Allegheny County OF
the murdei Hammet family, consisting OF John
Uammet. enes. his wife, two children, Emma Ida and
Robert Spith He was sentenced July 3, 1874. to be
hanged. t. writ OF taken 10 the Supreme
Court whete the sentence affirmed on tho Atm day
nk I,IIln
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
1ue programme OF music follows;
THE PROGRAMME.


P,pf,n ], Tulrs....Arui IL RenleyvOu, Polta Pan''
2 lie Isu Dauu5s lyal5e). Is. la Pile de 1ims Ang'
Ophte suI R1fr.. .OGsGtac 10 lie Rove du Bal Va.eh
4 lie Peat f0'''' Tao Lmoue 90 En- Chase CQaritns
Toe p,.e. A B,,isp.Ilca de Cor, lie Cuss,) ..Linlg
Ieoas,s p,Sa 81 Le , iS[Gas S5iS,5,
E La tiYe & ~ Mne 4p.t % Itelrsmme (Vssej. str.uss
Gssl ........... Lec5cq "a. LeI EILdsne' de f-rs
lJ Ia Ia. fsas oi % Danan, IL, pluie de p a.
H. Le. Deu, HOmme, se1c &c. La Tmbil' rAsent
q Iu.,cc,u CGoop, faG% IL Ia R-re u.
= l. IT. Ia[ ,a ts r 500 I1s - e, P iPos 4r1a
l5 La enchoe tsnJch o. la Po' Au1 An,
is Pnlcescls lre,1o,de.
QIaarle Internal.
The Trouillat family Vi 'anttsno dancers made thelr
floor OF the Aca4emy Tdey ara eight in number. and
exhibited two carnival dances during the eyrEing
a. thI n. the pto%ar Sudiehce t6at they
tine compelled 70 e.eat th'lr tE9ihiionT uy "s ]
orous puuuts OF tlc multitude which eahcreq around
tnem ShOrtN alter the ceremony ot unnllSklns @ lay
taken place, the danr'Is IOrmoI III proteS'i, % , aI
marched around tho room I, procts',on 10 & was a'i
nounced TOnr Arcnnd me Won III ~ hini,cs,
and bnIlcsque on Juies verne lHll % hrpnu % M INC
World In sO DAYS. now creating sensation III Fdrs
An incident Of the tycuidg was Lle rectp oH Vi u
bogus King OF the ind" ion laanus ddo p o, Lea
Cured about uiiLlSnt' ana Man 49, To- King vas
pomp ana formally OF a certain KIM Ine hIhg Was
clad n the traditional velvet and erinne ana SPOKE he
lin that the royal OF the Hawaiian hng
dom might spent his edIler GAYS WITHIN t, HaiS E
of Paris Tne suite attending the King were cothed III
costumes past but bore no rcseDaueo ~ no'o
worn 10y the - original" royal parry. -,
A short time before midnight the Prices previously
announced az be presented 70 the holders OF tchcs
we're g en- out by the officers OF tho Society. hdby
valuable presents made, besides casn In laree
amounts total value OF the presents was
al i5O the first prIze drawn by the hOiier Oh
ticket No 14iS consisted OF diamond pm snu ear
rings ~ 200. No. 9l7 drew SOLITAIRE u'1non
ring valued $500 Tne third prize was Drawn Oy Tue
holder OF ticket No l 3l2, and proved 10 ne gehIe
mans watch and cham worth about sioo' iekG. NO; NO;
43S drew ladies' watch anu cham valued at S45o ana
the holder OF ticket No 7lS drew three damohu s'uoT
worth $3.50.
The officers OF the ball were the following
Or1JnzIItOn-M Ftibsnrg. n n@pos' o. Gus
,n B,lp A. Ciayn r. IIuot D. DesnAsf A. Fsuraudi Char
b.. Simon.
Door Con.nute-Under the direction of. Toussani
| Pres, C0mnlitee-Presid,d b. A. salmon.
COMMITTEE on t.aaA-e--D teced b, A Flluraud
or the uaHag Of W. Dubois; Assistant
| B. LalOnette. c,,-. , Al,
Fr.b
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
TIE MARpI GRAs CELEBRATIONS

MoBHr, Jan. 21.-Mobie will celebrate the
Mardi Graz Carnival Feb There will be day pro-
cessions ara splendid exhibitions at night by the old
and s,sioties hearty welcome is extended to all
bv Felix, +, ,ng OF the Carnival
NEw-ORI4ANs, Jan. al.-A the Mystic Societies here
have decd, dispense with tho customary street pa
Masdi Gras Day. account OK the absence or
HIS Royal Mlghness King Prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
RHODE ISLAND MAKES NO CHOICE.

GEN. BURNSIDE HAS TWO VOTES LESS THAN or
wEDNEsDAY-CACCUS MEETINGs-PROPOSAL 10
HOLD CAUCUS AND BIND THE REPUBLICAN
MEMBERS TO ITS DECIsION-OBJECTIoN by THE
BURNSIDE MEN.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. H.-The Senatorial con-
test is not yet ended There hopes this morning
for today, 1t rumored that Gov Henry Howard
was to be elected and in the early hours Of the after
noon questions eagerly asked to the result,
which shown by the twenty ballot the only
taken.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
PROSPECT OF A REPUBLICAN BOLT IN MIN
NESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 2t.-The vote for
Senator to-day was as follows: Ramsey, 6s loss OF
three votes Donnelly, 50, gain OF one Davis. a.
The explanation Of Mr. Petit Chairman Of the Republi.
can Central Committee upon the boiling OF Ramsey
created profound sensation and there s prospect OF
general scattering tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
IN THIS CITY.

A fire broke out at about Il. m. yesterday
in the threestory No. l59 Spring ST. occupied
by Isaac Jacob dealer In window glass, causing
damage OF 500. Capt. Mcdonnell OF the Eighth Pre-
cinct found family In Of the upper rooms nearly
sunocated, and with the aid VI his UCu succeeded Ia
conveying them TO the street.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
THE NEARo TROUBLES IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 2.--All is quiet in Edge
field County. g. c. Fifteen implicated in resist
ing tho negro consables have been arrested Tenant
the negro militia Captain who hired the negro to set
Gen. %utlers house. and who fred on the officers
Of the law, IA still at large and cannot be found,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
DON RSTIC hAREErs.

N.vosuHAys jan 2l-Cop over sad Sa At ss1s7e s,s'
81 ard dali At go So Bieo1 .ay ssosd,r 7i
Clear Clear SIDES ltr WhbIF Brn Loo
9se ST. Ohr Aruces ancsAnsL snsao<s-Ss-
YOrE Sgbt, pari Sterling S. 49, Geld. ll2%
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
Ar NrUpoRr-Loss .i0.Ooo.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 21.-The fire in the
Newport Post OGce Is extinguisEed The building Is
badly damaged inside The loss IL $4,000 The leters
wero removed. Postmaster Coggersball is making
temporary arrangements for the malls
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARgyrs

HAvAsA Jn. 2l-svspsh gold 2liA2i2: Anerssa NUyio
grcaag th. gni'si states 80 days oorr,ry Sl6 p
mimi shor. night - 1SB DsDln ~ cold lO56iD IRE
s0ht. l0S0i09 premami Lonaos I32olS ~
nia am Pans lUSUllU yreauD
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
AT PORTLAND ME-LOss $1,000.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 21.-A fire occurred In
the United States Hotel building ut o'clock this morn
Ing originating in the laundry and burned up through
three floors. the FIRE was eItinguished with oss OF
about a. 600 or $1,000 No material damage was done
TO tie man portion Of the building.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
TIE NEw-HAvEN INSURANCE CASE

HARTFORD Jan. 21.-The record DOCKS OF
tho American National Life and Trust fnsurs"cs Vol"
paIy were put In evidence to-day In Hew-Haven""ne
TO- prove The Hartford Cournnfs charges axaSss
Postmaster sporty as beng involved In a " Crout "
bier" operation In erecting the COmpanys DoDdiDs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
CATTGB MARKET.

CyciSs,r jan 2 Live Hor. dairt 6rn; R.e-ps' so
sales Of Common sG1sG 80: Med1n 70 Lr 81 79~s6 30 G,t
PsckSs s71f7 l5 Bnher 81 20as7 t0 bsf Of sales
be.og a. 50 9OUs7 lJi few esmaisiJg H3solL
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

At Cincinnati and asking the 10 memhers OF Congress
TO urge the Passage OF the t Tor as purp'7o "'" ~"
fore the HOuse.