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SPANISH RELATIONS.
WHAT MK. PIBH HAS CA1D OFFICIALLY.

sptetai Dt.pateh TO Tbs Chicago tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. o3.-The correspond
auco totwoon The United States and Bpain ro!a-
tive TO CnbA hns loon printed. Tho Several let
tors and dispatches that hAye not boon printed
contain much OF intorcst. From tue toxs Of
these aiapascheB II very cloarly appears that the
Government ht ono tiuo aerlous1y considered In
terfo1anco. ThIH may furnish the koy-noto to
tho naval outlay in November. Tho following
extracts from this correspondence indicate tho
position OF tho Government with respect to the
iuterferhpco.
70 CHEAT BRITAIN.
Fish to Sohepck. in November.
Ths oo,sIGnsnt Of oss.t nr,taa say, po.s!hl! Of
esss corporate With tho Tailed sates IN this eust
to arrest cruel war Of devastation This. however,
msnt. Humanity, its own great iuteEests and re-
gard for the pIasorvat!o Of tho peacc of tho woFd
poaition Which Ills dorernmens Ias It 1ength been
forced 70 assuno and To address a representative In
Madrid to that aud.
... E1rLiNATonY.
Fish to Schonca, IN November;
You will explain that intervention IL not contem-
plaod ~ NIL Immediate resort, but ~ contingent no-
oesaity In eaae Tho contest DO prosecuted and sAatsc
and that aiucerey eairs avoid any rupture. and
sto anxious to ma.nts!n rsaes and tetahnh OUT fola
tons With Bpa!n on permanent lasls Of fTendahip
EOuELG uf 1IuHt b&NTESEE8 In E4lAu kAH.
Fish to WasAnurne, in November
II II believed thAt other Powers .ell for tho IN
terest Of the!r aubseta citizens ~ for the sake
Of hunsay at laTgc will recognize tae tassoe shcreof
and the neceaaJ Of thu oo,lFro which tbs President
feels II ha duty to pursno You will further state that
the President Of opinion that, should tho doyarn
1nent to which you are bccrtd!ted hna u conaisent
with ia vtewa to urge upon Srain tho importance
Aud neeesilty Of either terminating or abau-
don!ag this contets.-ahich now. aftcr con:
tinusncc Of deren Year,. hks not advanced
toward prospect Of sneecs. on either SIDE but which
Is charatsFzel BY eFueloa by vioations Of tho rules
OF civilized modern warfare sud by rllsgs, dezolR-
ton, aud Wanton tnceudlArtanl, thrsaen!uR tho In
dustry, capacity and production OF extended and
fart!la co'lntry.-the friendly expression Of such
Views to Hpain might lead thAt Government to dis
passionate eonadsratiou Of tho hcpeleasness Of tha
co1es md rs to tho earlier rrssoEaon Of peace snd
prosperity to cubs II not TO tho prc4or'suon Of the
pace Ut tho world.
BE aAnEfuL IN TnANsLA1Exa THIS INTO splN,su.
Fish 10 Gushing, In November:
The instruction 266 Ia not intended ~ man
da:oFy iu any sensul but in the .plrt Of friend.
ship,, And = nosica of n necessity, whlch
my y toFc.d uron sho President but which he hopes
70 aSoid and desrcs spain TO Md HIN III escaping.
W. r. ds.Toas to rrsserye peace and g e.
and liberal h*sta hat we must be rsIihved and bs
~ 70 tho future aud you msy gtvA positive assus
RneS 10 this effect
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Jonathan Case. Of Hoosic, N. y, IL wealthy
and 10 ysArs old. A bright young widow charmed
hsul. aud he Inass!ol her sl,iy. Ills wodlng
sad tho new wife, "get all your bonds, mort
gases, and money. and bting them here. 1 will
take good care Of them aud YOU" Lo won't,
hut bis family. having LEARNED Of tho
marriage impsisoned him in his house,
declaring thai he should not ye(o!n bla
Hite. la had made = will glslng them his prop
esty, and thsy did not want to b. fooled out Of
1t. Mrs. Casa Gsnt carriage and stout driver
tQ ct ths old man, but ths aQost failsd4 Then
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NOTES AND NEWS.

TIE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
SPECIAL Utspateh II The Cd,eayo Tribune.
WAau1Nu1os, D. O., Jan. 28.-There was worry
active lobbying to-day to Becuro tho Secretary
ship OF tho Republican Congressional Com
mlttoe. A Cabinet ollcer spent some time 1t
tho Capitol In tho lnsareat ct tho present iu-
oumbent.
1hIsrow AND TUE PRESIDENCY.
Bouthern Republicans Of prominence Juat ar-
rived say that there Is movement OIL foot In
tue South to sand delegations to tho National
Convention In fAyor Of Dtistow for President
and Jewell for Vice. President.
l1'e ths 4 Assoelatkd {TAsJ
THE DE3t0GKACf.
WAsnIHoToN, u. G.. Jan. IA meeting OF
The National Democratic Executive COMMITTEE
was held A. tho Arlington Hotel .to-n!ght. Au-
tor Randolph. OF New Jersey. 1t was resolved to
begin an eis!y and active organization OF tho
Uomooratto party through tue United states
for tho campaign Of 1876. senator Nandolph
Mas chosen Vice. Chairman, Tho llon. ". u.
Banks. Of Mississippi, ltesidsns Secretary.
spoaker Kerr, Senators Wallace. Of peunsy!ya.
nlA, Goruop. OF AcorRtA, and Stevenson, OF
kontucky, and Representatives Lamar, and 9TH
2he PRESIDENT Was Waited to-tlhy by = deleeA.
Non from Utah, consisting Of Oliver a. Patton,
llcgister OF the Land Ottica At Balt Lako City !;
Gon. Marshall, United Btates Marshal for Utah.
ritozy. tbs delegation desired particularly 10
Obtain aome msan. by which thekrlno Of polyR-
any may be reached In the co1, ts. and 70 this
end proposes revision Of the 1uEy law by which
polsga~!sss. -. shall 10 excluded - Jurors,
A ippossIbiilsy 10 obtain conviction. Tbs
1ntssIisV also zelAtsa 10 tas sui1lsgs qussuou
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tbs largest sum which tho House can hope 10
save BY ths utmost economy in public s1psndi-
COMMITTEE WORK.


kAvAL tNvEsTfoAT1aN.
Special Napaieh to Tat Chicago Tribune.
WAanrsaToN. D. c., Jan. 2s.-Ths 8uh. Com
Inlstoo OF tho flouao Committee OIL Naval At
fairs will Tomorrow axamfno Admiral Porter sud
tho PAymaatsr.0enerslo OF The Navy in regard to
the present mode of making contracts. tliabnre-
ing sunu appropriated for the support of tho
navy. and tho gsnctal management OF the anan-
ciAt busincsh Of that brauch Of Bory'co.
7HE Loufa1ANA RrNAypnsAir.
The Louisiana Senatorial question IL l!kaly 10
DO aooa aottled. Mr., Morton. from tho Commit
tco on Privileges and Elections, submitted ro-
port that thsro la no vacancy In tho Office OF
Senator frnm Louisiana. and recommending
Eusis be laid on Tic tabs; that F.
Is. plnchback vas duly elected ~ Hefintnr from
Louisiana In January, 1878. BIZ. Morton Ravo
notice that OH Monday noxt lo would call up tho
coHtnIttce from Which this report wns made
hold meetthg thia morning TO consider tho caso
Of Euatis, anu tl!o report above was Adoptcd by
,oss Of 4oaferton; Logan. Mitchell. aud
or. Wadlcigh and Cameron, Of Wisconsin.
wero absent. This action eftectuaIly Iisposes
OF the caao Of Euatis. and iucEeasoB tho chatcea
OF Plnchhacks hdmiasou To tho Sounte. 1t
Republican Senators to take up and push this
nstter OF admitting Pinchback. Tho Uo1nocEat-
lc scnators hro confident ho will not 10 admit
ted, but Ptnchback's frieads nro equally certain
that he will DO admitted by lori ty OF from
three to six votea. It ia expected that Hon,e OF
tho independent Republicans, who lsat spring
oppossd lrnchback, may now yotc for him.
eALAR1Es.
11ie o!3lco-loldeEH hhv0 already begun 10 be-.
siege tho Appropriation Committee with argu-
tnents agathnt reduction OF salaries. Chief
Juatice Drake. Of the Court Of C!aiuis, Was
heard this morning demonstrating asaiuat sny
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she wens hetasft, and. A'dsa BY hired man. be-
aiaEed tho house, tho toorn Of which wott
locked. Har husband shouted oncouraRsnenl
TO her from \ window, ard pistols wers brand.
tehad by beth parties. but she had 10 20 Away
without him. Tho courts will decide.
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The author Of Tho clovcr Rluib, "Tho Pill
gri1n's Progress. 1G2o-1S76," published In The
TRIBUNE aorne tiruo ago. Is J, HAMMOND TREK.
BULL, Of Hartford, q noted Bcho'ar and antique
sian, the only man living who can read Elltote
Indian Bible. When ho dics, the precious
truths contained thoroin would be lost were It
not for the King JAMES, Douay, and hundred
pr 40 othos versions. This moat elager Of all
centennial productions to date waa originally
published In tho Hartford Courd,u.
, 1876-01-29

IN Utah. tho delegation contsndng that tho
Church leaders entirely control tho ballot atnoox
tho NormnuB many Of whom would vota with
tho GentlleH II ailoTed. The Pfos,aon! az
prcsrad l.ia symrathy for any movement tendlnE
Utah, nnd tho evils spoken Of By tho delegation.
aud assured tLstn OF t,ta peraistent sid in ltt
lANx passed lowards that end. It Ia understood
that Col. Patton IL TO hs appointed United AtAles
Distinct Attorney for Utall.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To IIousrk cepcra.-Thc attention os
tesls Of fan!oA II respectfully Invited tho anps
rlot quality OF Euructit f1avorinE Extracts. They
which enter into the composition Of many Of the fac.
titiuua fruit haTors now in tho market. They srs
highly concentrated hare all the frcAhness and dell.
arc lesa expensive Meats souEs. etc., may hs greatly
improved BY uurnetts Extract Of Celery.
, 1876-01-29

DUDLEY DucK. whom Chfcago eau almost claiH,
as ono Of her OVID muactanB. and S1DsEY LAM
TEL, n young Southern poet, uhoRs magazine
contributions havn attracted d great deal Of A.
saptlou, aro sbont to silako hsnds ACROSS the
bloody chasm, tho lattos having boon selected 10
urso the toxt Of cantata for tie contonninl
Musical Festival aud tho former to set 1t to
music. 30 far "a tho musical part Of the orlE
ID CONCERNED, wo knoH that tho selection ia q
rood ono. II Mr. LAErEn's musc 10 as accom-
plIbhcd ~ Mr. Bucks. their union will result In
= very notable creation,
, 1876-01-29

San francisco papor has got 3 nav fashion
In tho publication Of birtl-noticoB, "a will bo
eson by the following:
cNospIE-sunday, Jan. ., to uArr1H nul Jona q.
CEosn.t;, NOE. Mother and chiA doing we'll thanks
10 Or. LhNUuoN.
Tits is vcrv pretty way Of complimcntiug 3
succceatul physician, but suppose that hohhd not
heer, how would 1t look to ray: ''Mo.hor and
child doing badly, thanks to tho stupidity Of DR..
LasaDoN ~ Tho ean Traucssco paper has oa-
sablished dangerous precedent.
, 1876-01-29

ACCIDENTS IN NEBRASKA.
Sptctdi Dstpateh 10 Tia Chseaon 1rtbune.
LINCOLN, NIB, Jan. o8.-George EimbAll, IN
old gentleman residing near York. was louud
frozen to death yesterday morning, IIo was
crossing slough with his tenn when tho ico
troko and nil wen. through. The weather Haa
thoroughly wet aud chilled, and diod from az
Pos,tre.
Jatnes Gruntnal. whi!o ecaldlng hogs on a
farm IN Butler County, yesterday 1norning,
threw scAding water On his three lltslo children,
sca1dlng them torrlbly. Ona OF thcn died befora
noon. Ono Of tho Other two u believed to be
fatally injured.
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INTERNATIONAL OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

NEW f1Ek. Jan. 29.-Tho stockholders OF the
International OCEAN Telegraph Company, Presi.
dent Orton in the chAir, yoHter1ay considered
plahs for tn equitable basis for tho consolda-
ton Of tho preferred and common stocks, and
referred to tie Directora, with power, pau
which recommends the retirement Of tho pre-
fer1ed stock, and tho issuance, In lieu thereof,
Of three shares OF common for every two shhres
nf preferred stock, Biock TO bo so reRaued unit!
" per cent Of tho stockholders hAvo giyan their
conecnt 10 writing.
Tho Dlroct Cablo Company ha7o resumed bus
lucss, VIA Nora Scotia.
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kANKAkEe, Ill.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tti1uns.
KAHEAKgE. ILL.,, Jan. 28.-John Durham, pro.
prietos OF tho Kankakoa Bank. mazda . general
statement Of Affairs at : meeting OF tbs creditors
this afternoon. Ills liabilities roro eBB, 600
assots. eo3.0 900. estimating bis toAl estate II
puFchAa0 y2ue.
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MORTUaRY.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Jan. 28.-The TemAiub Of the
late Will 4. Hnrlan, son Of Ex-senator Harlan,
wers Inferred in Forest Homo Cemotery, Mt.
Pleasant, to-day, Tle funeral ssrYices wore
very largely attended, many parsous beng
prcsent from other cities OF tho State.
, 1876-01-29

Sptetat Corrtsbondtnet uf Tae Chisas, Ifibune.
ELRHonx. Wis, Jan. 27.-A portable gasoline
furnace, used to boat soldering.irous, exploded
In tho tin.sAop Of MossEs. Lledl, Wisuen L
Co., aud but for tho promptitudo Of tho ptoprie-
tors IN entirc bock would probably have burned.
Ms. Ledl aeizcd .ho furnace aud threw It into
sho Erect, uhifo his partners skliiu!ty applied
ynter TO the tIro within tho ahop Mr. LieLl'A
hands and wrists wcro severely burned. mud his
face slightly. The lessou taught by tho accident
WAS enectual, and the danRerous apparatus ID
already permanently replaced with charcoal
furnace
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OBITUARY..

WARRINGTON, u. G.. Jan. 25.-The Hon. e. q.
starksoathor, Representative In Congress- frou
Connecticut, died hsro this morning. Mr. 8lask.
woasher WAS conscious 10 the 1ast. and conyors-
cd with h1ts. 9tatkweAthor, who arrived thIf
morning 1t o'clock, tWo'housa before her hus-
band's death.
, 1876-01-29

Wo ohocrve That TEE CnfcA 10 Ta1uuHE and tho Gin
s!pnau Commercial ero making aErooab!s Isnsrks
1bout Mr. DLa1NE. But 10 suspect thoy arc thinking
I'll tho tff1o OF E1sn BY the AxIue af H42UDURNk-
Springfield tMass.l Ifepual.ean.
The Cincinnati Commercial prints the aboyo
yishout noto, commout or = word OF dissent.
, 1876-01-29

KILLED BY A BURSTING WHEEL.
Spscia! CarTslpontknet Of The Chteaoo Tribune.
LANSING. I,ch., Jsu. 27.-Robors Mount was
killed yesterday. near Feuton. bY the bursting
OF balauco.Wheel on wood.savlnE machine.
4 small pieca wng 1riycu through his body. lie
leaves family iu good circumstaucss.
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Taa Stase 1}oa I'd of Agriculture Of Eebrasks.
IN session 1t Lincoln, yesterday elected tho Hon.
Moaea Stocking President, and located tho fair
this Eear at Lincoln, Sept. 25.
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MR., BARCLAYS RESIGNATION.

TUE OLD JounNA1. c1rng' s ASSISTANT nkuovED-
ne RESIGNS At oscE-rHE HouHE pkrn.vEp or
TIE DEsr PARLlAMEsrARlAa IN THE COUNTRY.
Dispatch to the New Yprk tribune.
WAs11soTos, D, O., Jan, 2c.-Nr, John sl, Bar
49,. Ia..-, 49,. - ~. 1ra,,a. -. n.s1,.
elay' journal c1efK OF tno itouse OF hepFoasnta-
avea and author OF BARCLAYS Digest, to-day
rcaigned tho position which he has held for more
t1nn d quarter ct d coutury, The following ts
bts 'aItnr.
-. ssa.a. f,...-x,n. vo,- ,.o..,n,,, ., -. ri,
,stnnas s.,s.sr anJ EI.y.,n hosh 81 Wha. h.a az.
euances fro.n y3ur frsnJs Of retention 10 30 sugeca
iva of ritniar treatment Of ,nyaoii that prctcr 10
.eees she uno myset, and nense hereby name this
dAy ~ Tho dsy Of my reaigpstion.
jan. g, ls7a. Jons n nAnctAr. s1!
Ar. baeclaYB no" w years o. AEe. 1oe te-
rnoval Of A1r. Clayton Ills assistant, whom ho
had trained TO tho difficult work Of the position.
WA ttn occasion Of hiH tesienatfop nB IL yns
,r,,caa,b,o In I'm n,t,,ro ~ Mia M,auo.p IA
'1nPoso'o4e' III 'no nHtn8e VI n'6 oas"oae' "
train auotlcr to do tho work acceptahly at tho
nresont hnsv season. and I'm uraforrod nat To In
r|aS ' ' - ~ go. ~.
Responsible ICE any ampefaces ~orR. 10 ssnla
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CRUSHED by AN ELEVATOR.
CINCINNATI, Jun. e9.-J. II. Mccullough Of
the firm Of ]. II. Mccullough l. Sons. dealers III
aeeds and agricultural implements. WAS causht
between floor and an elevator platform this
morning, and, i! IL thought, fatally crushed.
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Albert q. Aikcn's Great story
"TuE NOLLY MAGCfREH"
viii aeon appear in thH
F1EES1DE COMPANION.

Sufc md sire !-Altnost every h0ut
brings iu f1cRh tesfnonisla Of more and moro cen.
pmtye uyaEtds who hare been cured {Aiter years Of
tortnre) br nainG WtbaFt's I1ue.TF Tar Cordial,
whto contains POISON! purely vegetable e1tract
thoroughly r.uoylig from the blood El tainta and
lu1uuss,
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For ThEoat.DIscnscs hnh Affections
of tha eheat, "urovr's bronchial Ttoches sfe OF
value. For coughs irritation Of tho throat caused BY
cold. or unusual s1crtfnn Of lie vocal prgana, tn
speaking in public, oE singng they produce beneficial
rcauts,
, 1876-01-29

GEORoE WILSON, CtNC1NNATt.
clSc1SsATt, O.. Jan. 25.-0sorgs Wilson, ii
ons tmo Ia prominent merchant Of this city,
died suddenly Of congestion OF tho hrAla laa&
night,
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THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
lTA PRESENT BTATEs,

Special Dspa'eh to 7he f'h,eaco ITrtbunt.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jnu. 28.-Tho Committee
on WA7a and Means laa assigned Tuesday ucrt
for the consideration Of tho bill to carry into
effect tho Reciprocity Treaty between tho United
6tatcs and tho Hawaiian Islands. ratified by tho
Sonata during the special acsaon of March lass.
That treaty contains tho following proyiaiou:
The present convention nhal1 sske effect 81 aoon
Il shAll have been approved and proclaimed by his
Ma1eAty the Hing Of the Hawaiian Islands, and shall
have been ratted and duly proclaimed on the pArt Of
Tho Government 81 the United st.tes., and not until
tho law to curry it into operation Aisu havo bson
passed by tho Congress- of tho United States Of
America.
This provisionit will bs soon requires not only
ratification Of tho treaty by the senate. but !
special act placing tito articles covered By It Oh
tho frae lHt boioro 1t goca into operation. Mir
Wood who has charge OF tho bull will ady5cate
It In Committee and Holly, xho ia opposed to 1t,
will reply. Tho tisecuasion is
REJECTED TO nE QUITE sffARr.
Kel1ys opposition to tho bill Ia Understood to b.
boasd. not 40 much OIL tho ner1ts OF tho quea-
zion itsolt upon Ills general opposition to my
measure looling towards reduction or aholi-
ton Of tho tarin. or an operation which may bo
considered as precedent for tho negotiation OF
reciprocity tToaty With Canada.
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TIT
that when thsss claims CONS W. aHd ara pushed from
that aids " Tho House. 10 ~1a hot lara 70 Foto
nga!ast sAeH.
~. Go1-1h haxo - M Voted .9stast them
MF. HAlo-t will submit to tAr record ~Aeu ron1ta
ur. dDnut caru wtht tue stn'tsaan has tunp In The
past know that now ha y drawn along ~ current
which ho cannot sesis sAd thlt Wien iir's claims
come up. and word IL sid 10 hal " Lis matters he
will not dare 10 yoto against tbuin, sud that thess
claims will bs sustained. With soR,a ccFtios II may
h. IN ttas ade otahe Huuss: md say nov that do
not believe ho {cos) viii Ia tn that careIt!ou.
cano. tu anything In ny record or yo,es eitaer ior
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
r H M O v A Z.

CHICAGO IRON BEDSTEAD MANF'G CO.,
Removed l$7 and 149 North wells.tt, bet. Einz:s
Aad Michigan. orlora By ,uau promptly atcnae to-
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tracts. 1t evsryiody w.a 10 10 ruu!saud tor faulty
estimates. there would not b public otcor In Tho
Mr. Thurman .llu.led to tho bill 10 provide 0nv-
erucnt for ths District Hubm!ttsd At TIC aA session
diana tsoston) fou, something In Ii against color
previous condition OF ksrEit1le, and he Numbered
sway att tas SENATOR froM Delaware tDayArd> found
Iii. Morton-Ina. Wa ss,inls th. Democratic par.
Mt; ThaEmsn-yes: II VA. entirely too moral. ire.
newrd !auGhteE.]
1teau1uaK hts argument. Nj. Thurman spoto Of the
estimate 10 eompe!a the work submitted by f1ns.
Hhet!,trl snd .sia they wesc .ulda after thu work
had bten osesei. sud contracts awarded. aud sLers
read from tho guarantee clause Of tho Aeelton Authos.
i&.nH tho lasua of 5e5 bonds and said 1t tlua
lazy sa1es 10 Fay portion ii tha loud. wth should
10 m pa u 1 t5s s1 e: n .a n
out OF tho National Treasury. liz A9gncsl that C0a
triet. but that partition had been determined.
Which Congress ought 70 do should bs to 1eelare what
Hosslon o. 'as inse:cst ~ principal ct ssa shoul
could bn eol!oosal lrnl the people Of thc n1trct.
III conclusion he said hs preferred this resolution
It from iha 3Iouss Of Representatives. 4ni
Conlnies on Aprropr!s striking ous tha nrosiso
prohibtsa any 1ucthes tA*as 9f bond., sud that
npthiug tn the resolution tA&il iuFnya the l1yerneu
of no United sa.es lu auy ub'z.ton TO .y tue prn
cp4l interest u such bands which hAys toeu sAued
contrary to, ut not III pursuance OF, !aw.
Nr. Sargent tubp,.tted addition to the l1nend-
lntn presented by him ~ 10 provide that when tho
limit In the isaus Ut said tau4s Aau La reached tho
board Of Audit af the Dstic shall 10 abolished, aud
all rapers In their possession turned to the Ds-
tEict CpnuiaA!ouaEg,
FendtnS tliscusa!on. Nj. Bo9y rrsssutod msmortal
Of G. @. bingham, Adjutsntlensral Vi Missouri. l4k-
Ing ths rasssgo Of law authorizing The s3&tntnstou
allowance aud pAymcnt OF eAi1ls Vi that Hste a8anp
ths usuesa Gefetumens for supplies f1sni4hsi United
Btates troops during ths iats Wa. Military AHa!ts
Insss4Gs received from ths 1toass VI Aepse.
sentavss announcing tbs dsatA Of Nr. 6tAzkHsAths
apd IL AcHa1 pf tks HVsA4 tAksQ tha1pon.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-06

THE question of most moment now in the
Senate and in Congress is whether Belknap
can be impeached or not. Upon this ques-
ton there is considerable difference of opin-
ion, and it will lead to considerable legal re-
search and discussion. 1t is the contention
Of many that he cannot be impeached for
the reason that he has resigned from Office,
and Mr.. Hoar of Massachusetts, who re-
mained for several days of the belief that
he could not be impeached, has now stated
interesting phase efthe case, and one that
will be as prolific of developemente as the
criminal proceedings which it has beer
stated that it is proposed to institute against
him.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-06

ed to subserve the SAME purpose, as the Linn
tied Partnership Act, seems to have been
drawn by an aged member of the "circum-
locution Office" and for the mutual
benefit of lawyers, prothonotaries, news
papers, and the Secretary of State 4; and
to our mind can never be popularized.
We see how the water power of the
Brandywine could be utilized, and ten
thousand added to our population, by the
resolnte effort of few men, had We such a
law as that of England or Pennsylvania
upon our statute hook.
THE bene6cent features Of the law are
many. We instance one for illustration.
Two or three of eur wealthy citizens, are
anxious to aid young friend in business,
they hesitate for the reason that they
are afraid the young man wants ex-
pericncc, or have doubt of his steadiness;
under our present law, were they to be-
come special partners, they would run
so great risk Of being made general
partners, by any interference with or di-
rection of their friends business, tlat they
would be compelled to act the part of
strangers. This in itself nearly always
detes capi; alists from such a venture.
With the law we comment llDon enacted
a .ew wealthy persons could aid de-
serving man, to the amount of some
hundreds Of dollars-and take no liability
beyond the amount invested, while at the
same time they could give the greater
wealth of their advice, and occasional per-
sonal direction to the business of their
protege. Discuss and canvass this matter ;
facility of association, and progress is to
our State wealth indeed.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-06

The Civil Rights bill has been acknowl-
edged by the party that originated it, as a
fit Of political strategy, to be dead letter
and when we hear of case, it is Of such
unfrequent occurrence as to excite surprise
and comment. Philadelphia has lately had
a twinge of this constitutional rarity, that
created quite ripple among the legal
fraternity and the newspaper men. The
complainant was colored minister, who
applied at the Bingham House in that city
for lodging, and it was refused him for the
reason, as alleged, that there was no more
room, but he said persons came in afte,
this. The jury on Saturday rendered a
verdict of guilty. Sentence was deferred
but the papers think that it will be fine
of one thousand dollars.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-06
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NEW YORK'S JEALOUSY,

1t seems very silly idea that the pro-
pie of the largest city in the country
should emagine that they are the only ones
who are competent to imanage..and direct
any great undertaking. This is Just the
feeling of New York people in regard to
the Centennial, and which is most plainly
reflected through the columns of the jour.
nails of that city. From time to time they
have thrown out insinuations that Philadel
phia was not the proper place to hold it
That some other should have been chosen
and the "W orld' went 80 far as to state