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Fire Losaea.

OMAHA, Nov. ia hundred and
twenty thousand dollar fire occurred at
Salt Lake Monday night. Hussey's
bank building, said to be the finest bank
building in the country, and occupied by
the Deseret National Bank, was totally
destroyed. The Bank saved everyt hing
and reopened at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning few doors away from the scene
of the fire. Several adjoining buildings
were slightly damaged.
MAYsvnLE, IA, Nov ia fire here
last night destroyed the new store of j.
d. Burrell, together with his stock OF
goods and several notes. Loss $4,000;
uninsured.
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MRS. Mo.4,ten ana The chwrohes.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 17.-Much in.
terest is felt In church circles here as to
whether Mrs. Moulton will be successful
in, her efforts at securing council OF
churches on the question OF her dis
missal from Plymouth Church, and OF
allowing her an opportunity to substan-
tiate the charges contained in the recent
letter to Plymouth Church members. IL
to Join the call.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. II 1T is feared
that other failures are. to follow that Of
Black q Britton.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 17.-Onan and Omar,
the Ku-Klux prisoners, left Tor Frank.
fort this morning.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 1.-THE Bowen libel
case against the Daily Eagle was post
poned for one term.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.--White, Willis \
Chapman, dealers in millinery goods,
and Rob't Rosenberg, dealer in corsets,
have failed.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. TN ational
Bank notes Tor redemption. S430, 900; GUS
tom receipts, $423, l45 So; internal reye-
nue. r9ceipts, yA2s, ,lAb IS NJ
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Grain on Hand-RssIoned.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE elevators con
tain 1,O61,3l2 bushels Of wheat; 70,25t
bushels Of corn; 1876, 1A busnels-of oats
lao, ,9ls bushels Of rye, and S25,s61 bushels
Of barley. Total, 2,555, ,295 bushels, agalnis''
2,833, $40 bushels week ago, and $685.
600 bushels at this period last year. !.
The Milwaukee elevators are stored
with 602,751 bushels OF wheat, 16,2O5
bushels Of corn; 32,963 bushels OF oats;
1888 bushels of rye, and 143,s5O bushels
OF barley.
The resignation Of Hon. w. X. Meal.
lister, one of the Judges of the State
Supreme Court, was received by Gov
Beveridge yesterday, he having been
elected one OF Circuit Judges OF this
county, at the recent election.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE corner
stone Of the statue to be erected to the
memory of Rev. John Witherspoon was
laid in Paramount Park yesterday after
noon. Addresses were made by Rev.
DR.. Musgrave, Of this city. and Rev.
DR.. Adams, OF New York. The statue is
to be of bronze, and to cost $25, 900.
A boy named Edward McCutcheon,
aged 10 years, while playing In a planning
mill, was caught In one of the machines
and cut to pieces. His remains were
gathered in box and an inquest held.
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Mrs. s. s. Youmans, of PIcton, Can.
ada, is in attendance at the Women's
Temperance Convention.
Miss Carrie Block, prominent sales
lady at Goldsmith's, celebrated her
birthday yesterday. The affair was q
quiet but very enjoyable one.
Col. b, #. Coates, OF Portsmouth, O.,
is at the Burnet House. He will be re-
membered by the Cincinnati boys as the
efficient commander OF the "Ninety -one-
sters" during the war.
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The afternoon was spentby the leather
men in the discussion Of the first ques-
tion on their programme, 'sThe Centen-
NAL" Mr.. w. ID. Huntington was the
principal speaker. There will be an
evening session at their room in Melo.
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The linton Pso.tso An Right.

OMAHA. Nov. 1.-THE report published
in the Boston and other Eastern papers
yesterday that the Union Pacific was
blockaded with saow. is false. There
has been no detention of any train on ac-
count of snow, and the passenger trains
have gone through on time uniformly.
Some freight trains laid by, but it was
on account of wind storm.
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FINANCIAL.
CINcrNNA ATT, Nov. II.

CINCINNATI, NOV. lV--Sl u T. nj.
Gold is steady in New York at lax. Here Il
rates IA buying and lax selling, for coin, and
lax gold checks on New York.
The money market is firm, and there is a
steady demand, with good supply. The bonds.
are discounting literally at SAG per cent, and
prime business paper is in demand IN the open
market at ~ per cent.
New York Exchange is steady but rather
dull. The receipts are liberal and it is quoted
par buying and 1-l0 prem. selling. Sterling
Exchange is worth Asa sixty-day drafts and
4.Sy sight, gold. and the sales To-day are light,
Southern 4. Il. Tbs are worth lob and inter-
est.
Government bonds are valued here to-day as
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undar Qonafdarattor,.

DETROIT, Nov. 17.-George jerome,
late Collector Of this port, has been
offered the position Of Commissioners OF
Indian Affairs, the place offered to Gov,
BALDWIN, who declined. Jerome has the
proposition under consideration.
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Whaskx Mer. arrested.

EVANSVILLE. Nov. H.-John W. Bing.
ham, distiller, P. G. Eberly, Gauger, and
D. M. Lewis, Storekeeper, were arrested
last night ON warrants from Indianapo-
liz
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Died.

SAGINAW, MICH, Nov. 17.-samuel. v.
Farwell,ot Utica, New York, Vice Presi-
dent OF the Flint and Pere Marquette
Railway, died at East Saginaw this
morning.
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Asor.ns.

OGDEN, UTAH, Nov. ia heavy storm
prevailed again last night in the West.
1t was very severe in the mountains be-
tween Sacramento and San Francisco.
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Oenn.smfs on Gt,Ibord,s BwrsaJ,

MONTREAL, Nov. l7,-The morning pa
Fpers have congratulatory articles on the
peaceful burial Of Guibord and the vim
dloation of Law and good government.
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VXTANTED-PARrN with $500 cash,
wv to take q two~thirds interest in hotel
,H0ing large transient business in place OF
\ u00 inhabitants in the dncst portions Of fndi-
qua Address r. W. d., box III, Middletown,
Nenry county indiana. pol5-st
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YTTANTED - SITUATION - BY lady as
wv stenographer, in some wholesale house
or insurance Office. Address H., Post office,
box 1856, Springfield, o. nol5-St
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I7OR RENT-TWO NICE COTTAGEs-of 4
ia rooms each, on line Of street cars and con
Scnient to ferry. Inquire 5O7 Main street
covington. nol7-lt
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VETANTER = SITUATION = AS travelling
wv salesman for whisky or liquor house,
by gentleman who has had twenty ears ex-
perience In the Southern trade. Address G. NJ,
2S7 w. Walnut St, Louisville, KY. no17-3t
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w That CON VOSS, formerly with VIM.
Etolpp. Is now with JOHN RENNER, oppo-
rite Grand Hotel, who keeps constantly on
hand the best brands OF shell oysters.
al Ioc27-1m
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VKTANTED = SITUATION - BY short
w hand writer and correct German and
French translator In newspaper or law Office;
have experience and best Of references. Ad-
dress SHORT HAND WRITER, 234 w. Third
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. nol7-3t
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WI ANTED = SITUATION BY a Young
wv married man in needy circumstances
willing and able to work at any thing to make
an honest living through the winter Call on
or address J. Il. b., l2z Pleasant ct. nol7-at
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vNTANTED - STU ALTON By a profess
Wv sional shirt anil bundle ironer in hotel or
laundry. Address E. RICHARDSON. POST
Office. no1b-8t
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vETANTED-TO SELL-A number Of u 8.
wv cents and hal. cents; money in fine con-
6ition; in fact, it forms splendid nucleus for
q good cabinet Also a number OF numlsmatic
works and magazines. Address >, Box q.
1Ockland, y. nolt-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

vETANTED CASH PAID = For watches,
wv diamonds, old goM and silver. A. A.
EYSTER, No. $40 w. Fifth. noi7-2tF
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UTANTED-EvERY BODY TO KNOW
Wv that RENNER'S, opposite Grand Hotel,
Keeps the finest oysters in the city oc27-lm
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TO LEASE.

ITO LEASE--FARM-The best farm of ], 100
Il acres OF more In Clarke county, with
houses, barns. sheds, cribs, and all necessary
eut-buildings for first-ciass farm. being well
located In regard to railroad and turnpike, as
both Of which pass through the farm. Inquire
Of A. II. SMITH, EDOn, Clarke county, Ohio.
nol6r3t
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VNTANTED-PRESS- job press about 6xS
wv or larger, type, &c. Address CHARLES
d. SMITH, North Fairfield, o. nolb-5t
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VTI TED--SITUATION- - BY German
Wv boy OF 10 years to do any Kind OF work.
Apply at 14l Everett street, third story.
nO1b-8t
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UTANTED - MAN - Young, that UNDER
Aadress % box 40. S"I IaWrenceburg. @ % ina " noi7-
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XNTANTED - SITUATION - BY young
wv man In commission house to learn the
business; wages no object; references given.
Address Post-ofice box 1850. hol7-3t
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

LIOR RENT--ROOMS--3 furnished rooms,
Il for single gentlemen only. Apply at 30
East Fourth street. no18-8t
EOR RENT - ROOM - Neatly furnished |;
il fine location; private family; references
required. 279 Seventh street. nol6-2t .
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TSOR RENT COTTAGE = OF five rooms,
E with one acre Of ground, on Laurel avenue,
college Hill. y. B. PIERSON, 444 Central av-
nnue nOl6-2t
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VTTANTED-JIM q CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly OF ia Race street, are located
at the ssSun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
nt all hours, DAY and night no17-2m
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T OST-GOLD CHAiN-Piece of chain, with
Ia two gold dollars attached;. supposed to
have been lost at Shillito's; will give the gold
ami 81 w. Front street. n0l6-2t
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VNTANTED-SITUAT UATION-As advertising
wv agent for some good paper; good refer
ence given. Address box 437, Sidney, Ohio.
n017 at
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NM D--SITU ALTON - BY an expert
wv book-keeper; frst-class references. APP
ply at Y. NJ. c. A. Building, Sixth and Elm
atrepta. nO1b-9t
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hWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN. at ~ W. Fifth st. jy15-tf
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WANTED ROOMS.
NOTWITHSTANDING

WTANTED--BOARD--a room by a lady
wv convenient to the corner of Main anc
Sixth; must not exceed four dollars per week,
Address II. s.. Star office.
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FOR RENT.

TyOR KENT-HOUSE-On Front street, of s
E rooms, with gas. Rent SIS per month.
Inquire at 50 E.~F Front street, CovIngton.
nOl6-2t
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yETANTED-NEw MEXICO INvALIDS
wv AND OTHERS-pesiring information
regarding New Mexico, by inclosing 25 cents
fof expense to TAOS, STAR Office, will re-
ceive prompt and correct answers. ocl9-tf
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VXTANTED-To sitLI--House and lot, on
wv Boal streeh Lot 81 by l75. House eight
rooms, cellar and cistern. Cheapfor cash, or
On payments. Valued at $500. Address
JOHN Al STARR, this office. --ss, ~ !. ...3
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LOST.

n OST- SLIPPERS u Pair of gentleman's, s,
u with three pairs of stockings. Monday af-
iernoon. Finder will please return to COVE
ward. nol7-3t
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VNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By two sisters,
Wv in hotel, for dining-room or up stairs
work; good references. Call at 57l sycamore
street. no16-8t
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Government bonds are valued here to-day as,

Inc following Is the closing report Oh ne
York Stock Market, as received oY Lea, ose
rett & Co. rs West Third Street:
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VETANTED = YOU TO KNOW That B.
w CAVAGNA u SON have new lot OF fine
Boneless Goldfish, and splendid line OF
Groceries. jy28-tf
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Il good spring on same; in thfckly settled
neighborhoOd, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county-seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this Office.
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YNT TED-INFORMATION- AS to cost
wv OF magic lantern with panorama outfit OF
any description. Address E. A., lock- box 100.
Dennison, Texas. nol7-3t
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VIZ ED-BLACKSMITH-A good car
Wv riage blacksmith; ready for him in about
. month; steady work. Address WALTER
DORIDER, Defiance, o. nOl7-3t
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WANTED

WTANTED-SITUAT ATION-As salesman in
wv the store or-traveling business, not par
ticular. Address j. @. KEENER, Muncie, In
diana. nOlT-3t
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TKTANTED-YOUT TO CALL--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph aud Ferrotype Gallery,
lDJ West Fifth street, between ELM and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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VTTANTED-EMPLOY will be
wv paid TO any one securing o young man,
with hrst- class references, some respectable
employment. Address box 80, Falmouth, KY.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

that under tho old rule onenfth Of ths members
present could prevent action on the bill.
two-thirds, and the bill then passed-Yess, it:
The following Il, the text Of the hill as passed:
Of the of ~
Levied md collected o. % ~ 81 distilled .Dn thereto. p,s.ss
when below be p, By the dr o.ar p.r.oo having
possession thereof before removal from ib. dsue .,rbas
and much o. section $50 80. Revised sta'u Of the Usd
That 336s Of the Revised s,sss be- ..ns
hereby amended hT striking ont the words 20 pound
nsering "a cents pound" Prcvtd,d
That section 3gl s .v. s.sal.s the herb,
and Inserting lieu thereof the word sir and BY 'insg oss ts
on cs. fo IS % " Soa,nd "a on sirs,lss nom So - I.
~ 7j Pfod That the Of tar herein provided iof shan
existing law shall been paid when effect.
SIC III That on al mossses concentrated mo',. ni bo'tons
standard color imported from foreign eoanhes there shall Be vd
g. section e ,ss revised an soas s1 per
eeai Of said daie. s,ed apon The ..v article. and grades h.rs
q. Dutch ,i.OdArd and @.,d, shall ss iaoun 'nt
making being 'as cane oe. boiled down 2 the
boiling process, ~oa, process Of pgns snsesn ssy
ard all production. Of the sugar cape imported 70 bags. mat. baskets
such AOd provided further h,s Of the dse.es .sssa
Uaed only Of tie amount 50 allowed shan Be
SEC Thai n 50 nseS o os o. s.9S zSV - ne % suss ard %
imposed articles therein ennmerat oY section 2o4
aoa The Of prescribed said section
25oa shall be add remain by a, section se s'hOu' the 'S.
5Ths, the Of duties provided BY ts yet shall so
bound TO The before lO Of February 1873.
such goods meclan3se deposit ssrehonses
soion provides nothing The feb 1875 Tho Little
Tan setr shall BE- construed 70 impose any duty % eons e'.
receipts in the psss book. OF savings banks
Inc following Is the vote n ceta on The FINAL passage
OF the b-Repnbicans IN Roman. Democrats Ia itaics.
Liberal Republicans IN small Capitals:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
CHARLES o'CoNoR's CHARGES.

CoRFohAiloN COUNSEL SMITH GUILTY OF CUIPABLE
NEGLIGENCE IN PROSECUTION OF THE RING SUITS
Charles OConor. who is generally under
stood 70 have drawn up for Mayor wckham the charges
presented against the Corporation Counsel T. Deaneld
Smith, for his alleged neglect prosecute with vieor
the Ring suits. Jan. 20 sent to the Mayor commup
cation In reply TO the defense OF Mr. Smith This rom
munication answers the defense seriaD and asserts
that tho Corporation Counsel has been guilty Of cul
pablo negligence In not prosecuting these suits sue
cessfu conclusion 1t contrasts his lack OF with
that work done by the criminal branch OF the
ton, which sent to prison Tweed and Ingersoll.
vctsd Genet and compelled others OF the Ring conspra
tors into exile The letter also critclses the
Tan OF the Court OF Appeas The folow the most
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
THE FIFTH-AHE. REPAYMENT.
A COMPETITIVE TRIAL SUGGESTED.

A COMPETITIVE TRIAL SUGGESTED.
70 the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR The clearest thing about the Grahamite
puzzle is that there equal for arrv
ing opposite conclusions as TO its character Plainly
the whole subject of street roads is yet only in the
perimental stage, and should be recognized as SUCH
Engineers and noares public can't settle this matter
propose that the mile and three-quarters between
Twenty -ffth-st. and Central Park entrance be
structed onehaf OF Grahamite and oneban OF Teford
acadam for the purpose OF testing and contrasting
the respective merits Of the two distinct classes OF
ment OF which each OF these mentioned Ia example.
II would be strange II such trial would not result In
improved modification OF both. However, 1t would
Just like NewYork to squander borrowed millions Of
collars when thousands would better, In order
ascertain whether any thing which comes up is
really good bad-just as We sacrificed millions In the
wooden pavements. ARTHUR DRNsAORR.
FIN Arenue Hotel, Feb. 20, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
LOUISIANA COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. G. +. HOAR, Chairman of the Special
Committee on Louisiana Affairs made report closing

Mr.. G. f. HoAR, Chairman of the Special
Committee Louisiana Affairs, made report, closing
with the following resolutions:
Vh,1s Both branches Of the Legislature Louisiana
ouesed the the Investigate nm-
attending election and that the
rear 1874 aod.
Wheras Said Committee has snarmony reported that the Retur
log Board Of that STATE compiling said
promu eating results rrongu applied rale law
by persons awarded House Of Representa-
which they entitled entitled
deprived OF them
Re.oped recommended 10 the Representative, In
Louans take INN eate remedy said Injustice
place the persons nghtnY entitled 10 their seats.
Rsoued That William Kellogg be recognized the Governor Of
Louisiana until the the once
the Consultation Of that State
The majority and minority reports ordered
printed. AS the retult OF coloquy between the
bers to which was tho majority report and which
the minority. that matter may be stated follows:
All the members Of the Committee OF
Returning Board that Mr Poster Phepa Potter and Marshall
that there intimidation
State and fair election which resulted
who deprived the result By the wrongful
Board that Aessr Hear Wheeler aud fre unite
mnonv report and that Mr.. Foster Messrs Hoar
Wheeler Frye compromise recogpng Mr. Kellogg Gov
ernor g,ng majority In House
gates
Ino majority report In tho Of Alabama pre-
sonted by Mr.. COBURN rep. Indl. Chairman CT the
Select Committee, aud tho views OF the minority by Mr.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24


The House thereupon again went into Committee OF
the Whole and resumed the consideration of the bin
On motion Of Mr.. HARRIS Dem, Val q section was
added, allowing tobacco manufacturers to use corce
and other ingredients free OF duty, -.
Mr.. MONROE (Rep., Ohio) moved TO makA tha snecai
tax ON retail liquor dealers $50, instead OF t!5 Re.
jected,
Finally, no more amendments being offered the Com
m;tee rose aud reported the bill aud ameudme pts 10
the House Mr Dawes thereupon proceeded address
the House on the necessity OF providing for the deficit
IN the Treasury and spoke OF the impossibty OF fran
ing any revenue bill that would satisfy all sec
income TAX as tax which was the most
just and proper In theory, bnt as one which
had proved Objectionable in all countries where II was
tried because was promOtlve OF perjury and demor-
azation. Believing that the necessities OF the Govern
ment called on Congress TO some Measure
before adjournment. he proposed 10 make ole more
effort In that direction, and IL it failed then
he should feel that he had discharged his whole duty i
the premises. He therefore offered as substitute for
the blll one taxing whisky 10 be made hereafter 90
cents gallon, tobacco and sugar as in the amended
Dill, and restoring the ten per cent manufactured
goods and on that he moved the previous question
The previous question WAS seconded, and the main
question ordered-Yeas 1885, Nays, la The substitute
was agreed to-feas. lsl Nays, Ill:
The question then recurred ordering the bill 10 be
engrossed and read third tme on which he NOV cd the
previous question.
Mr.. NIBLACK Dem. Ind) made the point OF order
that under the now rule II would require two-thirds
majority 10 second the previous question on the nrst
day OF THIS bill coming before the House. The
SPEAKER sustained the point OF order, aud defended
the prOprety OF the new rule from reflection made
upon II oy Mr.. Aip.ack. Wy reminding tbat gentle
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
PACIFIC MAIL STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.

Pacific Mail was the most active stock in
wast yesterday speculation bringing the probable
action OF Senate with respect to the subsidy The
price opened at "a, and on account Of favorable
dispatches TO the Company there strong advance
TO se but upon the receipt OF tho dispatch announcing
the OF the Senate the the House
repeating the subsidy thore . decline to 81, Q
break Of "A Dor osnt from the highest point Of the day
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

, House then at ha lf-past o'clock adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The President sent

the following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
John bs UDte states District Judge for Alabama
PossnaskrsE Pendeos, at Westerly Ii A. Vanaeaougs'
Cyde n y; Hleck Mddietown, n Y; A. Young Amserdam
NJ r. X Psy n. u J. q. can. n u j. g.
Miner Bndge.on j.; Miss Mary snyder sehns Grove, penai
Grant PrsnkLn Penn d. Bingham Lansing hen'
VIM se,ton Jackson Mich Mrs hl'e9 s.udeTson sonashe
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