, 1875-02-11
NOTES AND NEWS.

SnrrIai Dstatch to The Chfrhoo Tribune.
WAsIIaGTns, D. c., Feb, 10.-lt iH definitely
decided TINT there Ii to boRn extra Besaion Of tho
6onato, The Republican Senators hayo resolved
to postpone tito consideration OF the Hawaiian
treaty until tho 4th Of March, nna 1t Ia known
that tho President will call att extra session OF
tho Senate for tho purpose Of considering tho
treaty, TLia action has Of cot1rao no reference
10 tho necesaity OF an extra session Of both
HotIBes in tho event OF tho failure OF any OF the
important appropriation bills.
rAcIFIo HAIL.
Tho WayB and Means Committee hayp pro-
pared nn additional liet OF witnesses to be sub
puslac.i In the Pacific aIail Investigations THIS,
1t in presumed, will be the laat one, aud is sail
to contain the name Of Samuel lsowleB, OF the
Springfield Republican,. Whiting has aaaln tclc-
grabbed sergeant-at-Arrna OrlMay that Ae will
certainly 10 hero to testify.
sENAvuA LOGAN.
Senator 14oean is again co,,tlnod to Ills room
from y snsero nttaclt of neuralgia. occaaouol by
EXPOSURE Ill the severe cold Of yesterday.
WHO K1lLIn COCK f,oE.s:
The Wisconsin delegation il,rist that ex-sen-
ator poollsle should nut Claim tho exclusive
credit for having defeated Natl Carpenter. Thoy
suy that Alexander Mitchell, Of Milwaukee,, who
was III Wisconsin during tha cntro Senatorial
cattlJ'Rg, decided which ono OF tho four nnrneY
submitted to tho Denocrnts by the cighteel
holterH slInnld be unite't Htates Sonator. 1t is
presumed TINT tho fact that Angus Cameron IL Of
hcateh descent had something ~ do with Alox-
Audor Mitchella choice.
souTnEHS INVESTIGATIONS
Tie testimony taken by tho Alnhama InTostl-
gatiuE Committee will llako u buuk uf l,aUu
printed octave Iages. sloro thun 1000 },agcs
have already Isrl printed. Az soon al tllv
the report mad prehsnt 1t to tho ltolsu. Al OK
citing political debate ~ expected upon tho IT.
ports Of oil thcso Southern Committees.
OFFICERS or TIE NEXT HOUSE.
DenoptAtlc Congressman arc RlroHt1y begin
ming to enjoy the delights ot tho spo!la Of ollea.
lhere ate sonls Alx lMembe1a OF the present
House who are candidates for the Dlorksh!p OF
tho next Ho'!be, and probably double that num-
ber not members Of Congress arc candidates for
tae same Position. Those ot the present House
hA1Yland, aud Whitehead, oi Virginia.
HHaAIaR BrcEISuHAbtB AUCcEsRnl,
The Colnecticns Republicans in Congress arc
veil pleased that tho Governor Of thnt State has
The vacancy IL the ssnsto esuscd by senator
bnckjInghaln's 'esth; Il!ey say that il they onty
sleechGs before tho spring elections, Cots.lecti-
cut would certainly 20 Republican. They nre
worry ikolY to lave tAst speepA upon tia AtkaI-
sap n.eSaaga. ...
huLLErr'A EErnnn,
Architect hlullett wss very busy man when
In public office. Tie restitution introduced by
Hunset Cox, on Saturday, calling upon tho scura-
taty fthe TEo4s4ry for ftata.Aenls Ut aat cotl-
tracts u,ale W Mnllett whom Supervising AreAl-
tect was to-day tabled by tho COMMITTEE on
Public buildings, on tho gronEd that tlo labor Ut
1W clerks would 10 necessary untii tho 4th OF
March to furnish tue dentiel Information.
FERNANDO woup'a u4lEyAsIE.
Fernando Wood complains that he Is being in
}ured iu bis caudI1acy for tho REeukerabt!l l,y
tho fact that Ut many prominent Ropuhilcan
Congrcssulpn have pfunuCnrea IN hs fasur
iHuMJSENr APPOINTMENTS.
John n. Inayer, who has luEt been dofeatod
Tor the limited States heuats to succeed tho
"IiPton 6lA.tler," xas to-day nominated Gov
srnoE Ut Wyosning Territory, Join 4. Gimp
bell, EoN Governor Ut tina. Territory, having