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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19
FU1RNrrURE.

NEW FURNITURE just finished q,
IN and row In my warcrooms, the largest ~ ~
stosk Of the BEST made and most fashionable ~
ROOM FURNITUREno now for sale In the city. Cote
ne satteen reps and haireloth upholstered In latest
styles and or the best materials. Aso large lot
Parlof and Fancy Chairs nj the lowest prces with
full stock Of low-pice goods. E.GATHRiGHT, 3S
!. se 81 -3H I @ Governor street. Z.
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poLIeE CouRT, YEsrERDAY--Jlstice John
j. Crutchseld presiding. - The following
were fined w. j.. Sampson, Edward Ro-.
binson, and Richard Taylor tall coloreda
were fined So each Tor lighting at the Pc.
tersbarg depot; III. Davis, for turning on;
gas on Ills premises, S.; Jennie Hundley,
8(coloredl assaulting and beating Harriet.
Taylor, 50. St
Josh johnson was charged with allowing
vicious dog TO run ut large and bite Maria
jackson on Che 10Th instant. The dog was
ordered to be sent out OF the city within
twenty-four hours.
In reference to the dispute between the
families OF Messrs. Thomas Isaacs and w.
81. Mason it is due to those concerned to
say that the acting Police Justice found the
contending parties equally blamable, and
required them to give small amount OF Sc
curity. The trouble arose from too much
talk on both sides, and is now settled salts
factory to all parties concerned, and with
ont disgrace to either family. In the first
report OF this case the family OF Mr. Isaacs
were spoken OF rs colored, which OF course
was an error.
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,OC4AI, III ALTERS,

pspsoSAr.--Mr. DC. Richardson. clerk
3, : the Police cours, and Captain Sim
p,easants, ef the police force, YESTERDAY
returned from the Centennial. Ro lice.
.yusticc " bite will remain ut the Centennial
Sof d few days longer. So
Major stephen ID. Haisey, brpshef OF Don
p. maisey, OF this city, and o weli-knoWn
tobscco-dealer OF Lynchbnrg, having con1.s.
Melted his labors as Judge OF State tobacco
premiums, win start forthe Centennial on
q brief visit. - -
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DOOR And JOB ,WoRK HEATL.Y,,ibx re
I'D EcUTED An THE niss ~ 'ts e f1is's ~
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r LITERARY NOTICE. = .ts;Dy T.
Is situated In the city Of Williamsburg, will hold
meeting in the city of Richmond on the 18th
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT for the purpose OF ap.
pointing Professor Of Befles-L etters, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Political Economy. y
+ The present compensation Of the chair Is 81, 200
per annun and fees. rr 49,. ss.,..,t
The visitors cannot at present promise certainly
more, but they have weil-grounded hope that they
will be able to increase the regular salary ut
least $500, making 81 500 per ahnum. -.
q The course consists or two sessions, commencing
on tile 10th Of October and terminating the first on
the 22d of February, and the second Oh the atn OK
July in each year. 49,
All applications must be made to the undersigned,
JAMES LYONS, ~
oc 16-otamtd Rector of the Visitors.
, 1876-01-25


Spsctd! 0tspaeh to The Chtea7o Tribune.
DEE MONIES, Ia, Jan. 24.-Tlo House this Af-
tornoon adopted the following joint resolution: !:
witxnKAs, The organization Of this General Assem-
bly, via perfected Tuesday, Jan. II. 1870; md
WHxlxAs, Doubts e11At ~ to whether the action OF
ths 9ctsal Assembly Iu votiug for United 9ta&cs 8e
Ator on Tucsday Jan. l8. lB Ia In conformity with
tho GctA OF Congress requiring such Gle on 70 be hc!d
On the second Tutsday after tho meeting aud otGaul-
xation Of the Leg!sature; therefore,
Iftop<d, Uy ts touse Of Representatives. tho Sen.
ata coneurrng, That eaah Houka shall On Tuesday, tho
25th proceed to the election Of United Bstos sen4-
tar IN Congrosd for this time and In the msnner Pre-
scroed Rn that 1t u O'clock meridian Ian. a., 1876
tho two Houses shall convene In joint Assembly to
compare aud read tho FrspectiVe Journals Of such
election to doclAro ths result provided by law.
being understood the election shall uake no change In
tbs result Of tie election On the 18th and 18th.
(Tp tbs Il tsoetattd Irtts.1
DEs Mo11Es, H., Jan. N.-p,!ls wern intro
duced in tho House to establish Stato lsoaEd
OF Health; to transfcr the tuudH dorived from
the ealo Of Agricultural College lands to the
general rcyonue fund for an appropriation ID
deiray tho expenses Of tho Koform.echool In
vossigation.
In tho Senate aoveral petitions wore presented
anking for taxation at church property and .
Homeopathic Chair In the Medical College
Bills wore introduced to provide for Board oi
State Charities, and to give citios an extra mem
boz OF the Board Of supervisors.
, 1876-01-25
STATE AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN,.

Ere<tal DispateA to The Chicago Tribune.
MAp1Bos, Wis.,, Jan. 2i.-Tho Benats had
short aesaion tlis forenoon. Three bills wero
introduced by Benator Dsrnns to repeal tho iawB
providing for Railroad Commissioners mud h
cIorx. Bills we're also introduced to cut supply
Of stationery and stamps to subordinate clerks
and employees Of the Legislature and reporters
who do not attend to buaineaa during the sea
sion: also to provide Tor Tho teginiration Of
electors iu towna vhsre incorporated villages
Aso located.
THE roITEn Law.
Comments on Gov. Iudi1gton'a meeBage from
tho press OF the State, Of botl, political bartle-
ato unusually favorable aud there Ia unexpect-
ediy little dissatisfaction from hts recommends
lion Of repeal Of tho Potter law.
ASSEMBLY.
In tho Assembly tonight soro.a1 petitiopH
were presented for ropeal Of tho law exonpt-
ing tho West WiacouRtn's andH from taxation !;
also tho petition Of tho Chicago. Milwaukee Il
Companies for modification Of tho ihwB rogu-
IalinE railroads.. They were ordarol printed in
the Journal. ResoluHonn wcrs offered TINT
thore should be no moro adIousrmcnts except
from t]ay to day: Tint no new business be intro
uucod after the 10th prox. A resolution for tina!
adjournment FOB. 81 waa postponed ono reek.
4 resolution instructing tho Judiciary Commits
too TO report betsor protection from Losses by
dafh1cation In municipal trcasuries was adopted.
There wcro q score OF bulls introduced, among
them ono authorizing municipal eoEporations to
establish ainkibg fuuda; ono to make tho law
taxing dogs uniform; ono to make abstracts oi
| exompting tho West Wisconsin NAl1oad landl
| fr0rn tar rattan
, 1876-01-25
CASTELAR, Returned to the Spanish
Oortes from Barcelona.
Sp2fn Promises 10 Crush tho Cubans After
Having Anuililated tho carlists.
A Public Cremation Ceremony In
q Cemetery at Milan.
TURKEY.
TIE rysrnaENT PROGRAMME.

TURKEY.
THE rsscnaENT PROGRAMME.
VfEssA, Jan. 24.-rhe Ncto Free Press repre-
santa that tho Insurgents in Turkey approhend.
~ tho nstural sequel Of tho presentation Of An
draeay's note, that tho Imperial po1ers will
fo.cibly intervene to compel them 10 lay down
tlcts arms. They are consequently redontling
tLoIr efforts In order to improve their poBit!on.
and brsk renewal Of fighting ls expected.
EEnvM.
LoxDor, Jan. 25.--A Vienna correspondent se!-
egraphs tho following: Affairs in Sesvia hro In
crcaaing In ser|ousnoss. Tho PARTIES OF the
Prince Of Montenegro and Prince Karagesgs-
witch hnvo 3 majositY bo:h in the country md
libe Skuptschlua. md oro alu1oat decided to get
rid Of Prince Milan. Tie Prince, in recent
conference with tL5 President Of tho scn-
alto and others. declared lie knew no
other recourse, md uuBt resign. Ho declared q
comp d'esas imrosalblo, because ho had no
money. Ho subsequently summoned Elk coi,
ones to ascertain tho facttug OF tho army. anu
thoy declared that at least half tho officers "cro
Enthusiastically. Tho Prince has boon advised to
retiro to fortresa and Issue proclamation de-
ciaring It impossible for him 70 resign With tho
present Constitution. Still he lioBitates.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST PRINCE MILAN.
pAn1s jan. 24.-Ld Lfderte publishes report
rtat another conspiracy ngRlnet tho life OF
Prince Milan las boom discovered IN belgrade.
WHAT ruc SULTAN WILL 10.
LONDON, Jan. GA dispatch from Vienna
mentions rumor that tho Snltan, After feceiv'
ipg tho Ambassadors Of the Powers. intends tc
auuounce thAt tho reforms proposed By AuRts1a
arc impracticAbfo.
, 1876-01-25
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE n1EApaTt|FF6 TDAUE.


LONDON, Jan. 24.-Tho Mark Lane Express
rovioH Of tho grain markets tue past week says:
aIitdor woathor gavo more favorable aspect for
farmers, but tho gamo causo led TO deterioration
of samples, and prices again suffered. although
good and dry samplca changed littlo. The gcu.
ct.i avsrsRcs yielded ponce por quarter, and
remaiu only shilling above tho last year, whi!o
deliveries Of English Ars 5o por cent below them.
1t Paris inferior wheat Ia G pence to ! shilling
lower. Flour has maintained It's price, bocauso
ratos hrs obtained for wheat on some OF the
Provincial markets. htaraosiles ia oyefstocked.
In Belgium and Holland tho markets hra un-
changed. At Hamburg tho markets afo asill dull.
Inland navigation In clo8od bT Ice, and tho ports
arc opened with difficulty. At Dnntz!c prices alo
lower ia the abscnce OF English demand. At. st..
Petersburg tho quotations are steady. In Aus
triA md Hungary business has been on the anall-
eat ecale. Prices arc lower evoryWheIe. Thesc
aro hopos that Bpring will revive business. but
unusually heavy foreign btocks deteE m!llers
from purchasing aud act ~ q dead weight on tue
trade, though wo have no doubt they will Ill hs
wanted shortly.
DEAD.
Con. Henry J. Mareary has died In consc.
| quenco Of tho shock caused by the murder OF
Ais Bon.
, 1876-01-25

nen OF the jury, Ny Silent ID no more guilty Of
stealing that hog than = frog A!n't got no ts'. I
thank you for your attention." or eourss tte
mao was acquitted. A ARcntltman Of this county
who WAS elected M&gistrlte last Mar, and Who
was not sltogotef familiar With toEst terms, had
shs following proceedings Ia bin 6fst confts Two
attorneys, representing opposite parties, had
agreed to have their ease dismisaed 20 th4t u
might b brought ~ again, II found necessary.
In accordance with this aRreemsnt, ono Of thu
attorneys addresssd Tbs Court, asking that tho
case be "dtsmlssod without prejudice. Tho
Court replied. !" Certainly, str. certainly, that
was what wAh going to do, for haso no profit
Judge Jou don't undcratAnd mo. want
"Yet. do underetand yo.t. dtamiss tho caae,
and asaure YOU that like one Of The pArsles Just
es well ~ tho uther,"
, 1876-01-25
FRANCE.


4 nONAfAnT1aT MANIFESTO.
pAa1s Jan. 2f--A DonspaEtiBs association,
styled the Conservative Nasionsl Convention
has issued manifesto announcing That they will
suppors President MacMahon until tho n1plra.
tiou Of hia torn In 1888. They will then don,and
that an appeal to tho peopto DO mado for detor-
mining future form OF Government los FRANCE
REPUBLICAN, COMPROMISE.
Oatnbotta and other Republicans. apprchenttve
OF khe bsd efcct IN the provinces II tha NluIcals
should succaed III ctectiug Al! the SenatorR for
pAtia, aro s.1enuous!y working 10 bring about
compromise besween the various Republican
sections.
ATT CONTRIBUTIONS ron THE CENTENNIAL Expo
HlTIOS.
Lospox, Jan. 25-5a. m.-The Daily TIE
graph'a Paris dispatch says The con'mlason ~.
srtists for exhibition In Philadelphia have
completed their 'abors. They haye
selected G70 pictures. including the
Declaration Of Independence and
surrender Of yorktown BY Armaud pumAEesq ;
tOla aud kew California;" BY DAstAoldi por..
trait OF Washington by pEncesau, and aeyeral
work. by ADAM Dlane, Dtost, Alfred, and Anti.
gua, besides 100 pieces OF sculpture aud sixty
sugrkylugs and deslgus.
, 1876-01-25
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. a4.-In tho 5ensts to-day,
\ bill was introduced to legalizo 10 per cent In
terest.
In tbs House bills nore introduced 10 fix tho
wolght Of husheI OF onions at &c pounds; 10
authorize tho appointment bY tho Governor OF
three Examiners Of Engineers; to raorganlzo q
State Mining Department.; to psoyide for taxing
property benefited by improvements, but not
abutting on the street so improved to authorize
the Governor to romoso h,s appoluteeA from
Office; to compel oWnors OF property abn.tng
Oh the Ohio Iliyer 10 plant wi1lo1-trees 10 pro-
ment OF an assistant prosecuting attorney: to
Iuake 1t ronitoutiary oGfense 10 steal akltfs OF
boats uael for feriarB.
A hill wAs introduced to secure tile liberty Of
conscience to persons employed III poual md
refoslnatorY institutions, This bill Is similar in
its psoy4!ous 10 tho Geghan law.
, 1876-01-25

JAPAN.
BAN FRANorHco. Jan. 24.-Asriyed, ths City Of
Toxic.
Cbrtkttnas festivities hkve caused 4 !ull 10 gon-
eral business and local politics. Nothing can be
done 10 the Corean n!Atsor before sprtng. MeAu-
while. Japan Ia making rotdy for tho expedition.
Tho Commission aent to tho BONN Islands has
returned. ....
4 collision occurred OF ghunonoBekI between
tho steamers Nagoya 1faru snd Osaka Msru, Of
tho Mitau Dishi Company. Tho latter vessel
sank, aud tho former wla much Injured.
j. II. Haven. lsso United Statas Consul As
Hakodsdi, dsod Ia Yokohsma,
cniSA.
An extensive fro At Hoochow broke out At a
largo banking establishment. Thousand
houses wero burnt.
Bomo excitement Is said tn prcvsll Ut rektng
about the Japanese quarrel with Cores. Japan
evidently does not iu,onu to iot tho attack upon
UnyokuwkAn paAs BY. China Ia Inclined 70 lol p
| her dependent 10 caao OF war. II ia Thought
likely that tho in!luence Of tho foreign Nina.
tors will be e1orted In favor of peace. Il will 10
rcrfeaentcd that Japan must have easafaesion
Afforded hor. nnd It In thought the Teking Gov.
o.nu1cpt will be persuaded 70 influence the
Corcan Government In this asnhc.
Tho lntcst news from tho North gives promise
| Of very gevero winter.
It IL now generally nnderntood that tho Am
basssdors designated for England will not ieave
1'ok,ug till spring.
| 4 conyersatsou WAS overheard by q foreiene,
between Mandarin who had returncd fso'r
hlr. Margary WAS ukssacred whilst Al
diuucr At given signals, viz: tso c!ars
Of tho lautf, tho fsRt to aa.xt
him and tho eecond clap to betead lin. 1t Il
n,ado bY the officials to lall him. Thia has beet
col roborsts4 bvs French priost WIN arrived lert
, 1876-01-25
GERMANY.
INpEMSITY DEMANDED.

LONDON, Jau. "A Berlin dispatch SAVE.
s!ould China fail In rendering Naturalization
and lnnlcsing punishment for the p!undarlng OF
ths German achoonor Auua, near Annoy, tho
German Government intimatos that its domauls
vii! bo exactsu by force. A squadron Will ba
haid iu rsadl1itRs 10 proceed to Cblnese Wasors
should sucl Al emergency driHo.
TuE pESAL CODE.
Dzn11N. Jau. 24.-The lleichstRg today, by
yots Of 14l to 1s3. passed. an aniondment to tho
penal code. providing Tor thu punishment OF
oneuses similar to that OF tho Duchesne AFFAIR.
ARAlA'H CASE.
Tho Retchsauseiqer. in order 70 oountoract eho
effect OF tho translation. Of Ans1lns !ssus' 1vs
pAmphlos on public opinion In England.
nubIfshes sorios OF official reports
nsde by bismarck to tho Emperor IN h fekats iS1s
sn5 saysrsiy critIciso Arainl W = diplomat.
d.sux hs a.n.a ss as. ise. 70
rrsrsnnai intaratt Tho Emperor Ia zeuudod OF
.ssas. " shss ssaosa. S :Po'sd r. .ns sGs
nnrsiishiIsy. Oaa of the reports to tho En-
pssos state4 that uhsn tbs iasA sAs susastAlasa
, 1876-01-25
MILWAUKEE,

6ptetat ifspateh to The Chicago 1+touH&.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2i.-1f the case now on trial
concludes Tomorrow, the criminal calendar will
be taken up. aud tho cAses called tilt some ono
ploads not guilty. We!aasrt, tho ex.Depusy Col
leosor who stood ont 10 long, II uuderstood. to
have ytefded to-day to tho hdvico Of fr,ends, and
will plead guilty. The Grand Jury meets to-
morrow.
At eEA AGAIN,
Tho fact became known 1t = lato hour that
StoKlnnov, tho prosseutng attorney Of tho
ho should back out Of further prosecution Of
whisky y.casos. The roaaon allsged il Interior
enco Of ohicsra OF tho uovs1nnent from WASll-
inxo "ho xha tnit
ing IN appointss of Ksys, Carpenter, and
, 1876-01-25
Why Toys Arc Ctscup.

Faffa corFtapondtnes Philadelphia HuEfffln.
out Of old esrdino-boxcs. Tllo k1tchsu utensils
Ne manufactured from tho sweopiugs Of thu
4hops. from worn-out roof shoat,nga aud from
discaEded CUTTERS. Tho doll boots and ahoea
monnA,os and pockssbooks. The wheels of Tho
rabbit drummers arc nothing else hut tho round
pieces Of wood cut OF tbs top Of liquor atauds,
1ho doll actors OF toy thsaties arc dressed In
rooms Of tho great thea,res OF Paris, from tic
grand opera down to tho Theatre do Dsllsyi!!e,
Tho principal workman In this line u an old man
Who N9s ones IN actor OF Goma feputo, The
whispered that the lsad used IN their manufAo-
tlso Il obtained from broken cofans dialutesxad
6om th4 snei4nt and dlsussa esmst4tte&
, 1876-01-25

Howo she,1 shAro with him in the further prosc.
outon. Tho poltica opponents Of Carnentes
dootars that Mckinney had ample evidence TO
and,ct Carpenter. Keyes aud Payne, and before
bis last visit To Washington he vAa expected 10
ylg orous,y push for their indictmona ou: attof
his rstufn IL nnyaseriously arpeated thst the ovi'
donce could not ba procured auh1tanttAttnE the
chA,go concerning Carpenter.
Tic mAtter vas not known until near mid.
niRlt, and IN uproar may be o1pocted In the
morning. a. all these things and mueh more
must now como out.
, 1876-01-25
BABCOCK.
SPANNING nrTHEEN CIyIL AND MILITARY COURT
OFFtCEHB.


Sp<efa, Dispateh to 1h< Chitauo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. g., Jau. 2A-The substance
Of tho most important part Of tho telographio
correspondence With District.Attorney Dyor At
tho tms tho Dabcock Military Court Was aascm-
blcd, appears In print to-day in tho following
shape. When the Military Court hAa boen Or
derod, Attorney. Gcperh Pierropont telegssphcd
Dsstttot-Attoruey Dyer directing him to furnish
this military court all tho evidence IN Dabcock'a
caso. Az may DO supposed this croatod storm
among counsel and about the Court. Mr. Dye:
teleErsphed Judge Plorsopont in about tho fol-
lowing words:
Court. Court ii Tho 1nlea ststs. I'LL paes .ha .kn
yorod into ths hand; of military caurt IN amo of
profound rcace. aud earecally whrn we arc IN day
q Ssfoss tSses e. s to
that th. cour. w not tolerate such Etoceodns ri
could n0t petson,y 'sfe Lie responsibility without h-
pbs dispatch remained unanswered dav or
twn. when Mr. rlcrrepont tolegraphad Mr.. D5ar
to furnish tle Military Court copies Of such owl
donce az ha could conveniently apaso. Moan
l,abcock Military Court, bad boon .notilad ths t
tho District. t.Altosney Of st. Louia had been in-
atluctod to furnish htm with tho evidence in Iss
poseeHsion, The spirit In which ho began Ais
work Ia shown by tho tetms In wh!cl. ho SAW slt
to at1dreas tho United States District.Atto.ney.
Ignoring tho fact that tho msttor CONCERNING
Gen. Dabcook had coma out lp tho regular course
Of trinl before United HsRtcs Courts through
spoolal counsel Of tia. .aoSornmant: ~ the 1cgu'
lar discharge Of btu sworn dut!os, Ma1. Gardiner
presumed to telegraph this order to the Dstriot-
| Attorney!
You will transmit to me lmmsd!AseY copies Of Al
| uabcocf.
To thin arrogant dapstch Iii. Dyor replied
nearly in these woEda.
, 1876-01-25
SPRINGFIELD.
TIE DIHTnfUT-ATrOnSE

THE D1sTnf0T-ATr0nSE1sHIP.
8ptefai Utspdteh n Ths Chteado 7rttuns.
Brn1xnr1ELp, ILL.,. Jan. 24.-6sn. John Mt-
Nulta writes friend In tllH city that ho couldn't
possibly take tho irict-Askorneythtp, vice Van
DorHton, II it rere offered. as 1t dooan't pay
enough to warrant linn giving up Ills private
practice. Nobody supposed ho would, axcopt
tho Times correspondent. Gen. 1hnaksr, OF
Carinvills IL tho coming man, provided Van
Dorsten reegns. which is mora doubtful tonight
than heretofore.
TIE GRAND 3CRY
did not assemble to-day, on account Of tho Ab.
sonce Of tho foreman. Tho tursneo gathered In
groups, however, TO read Inn suynAY Tnrnusr
noaa from hero regarding the crooked. and de-
cldod they must call fis correspondent especially
will. reference 10 tho inner workings OF tho
Wlnsky.ls,ng md their resident agent, Of which
tim Government officers frat learned from tLosa
ltBrAtcloB,
, 1876-01-25
SPAIN.
--W rT - rT-fHNH =

MApA1p. Jan. 2i.-Tho second ballot Required
nj Darcelonl took placo yesterday. Tho saEasth
candidate Withdrew. and CASTELAR, WAS probably
eleoted Canovoa del Castillo, Lopez do Ayola,
Romero, lobledo, and Anguilo. q forms1 Mlnia'
tor; Dayo, banker Gen. Pawn, aud tho Mar
auis Bandoul arc electod from Madrid. The
Ministerial journals esttuaato that tho no" Corses
will embrace about Is 6asaBtaistat 10 Moderados,
and IL Republicans. Ths remkindor will ba sup
portesa OF tho Government.
MADRID. Jan. 4.-aenor castellar has bes1
elected Deputy 10 Lie Cortes III BarcelonA.
, 1876-01-25

To ths Etifor Of Tbs Ch,ca9o TRIBUNE:
IMrERIAI GERMAN CONSULATE. CHICAGO,
Jan. 24.-In to-day's Issue Of TIE Tnlp-
usx thcso again appears an item to tho Of
feet that The German Consul or this city Ia ecll-
ing, or has osan solElng. liquors. To thta haso
to reply that aaid assertion is ontiroly wrong. ~
Ia also tho statement OF a +" hint " from Waah-
,uKtou being roceiyod By Hald Consulate.
II. CLAua5ENius,
Imperial 1arsnan Consul.
, 1876-01-25

TUE AppunTyoNAgNT I'LL.
NEW ORLEANs, Jan. 2.-Tha Honate to-day
passed tho Appostionmeat bill. and will cou,-
mence regular business tomorrow. No Lll!a
could ho pssasd until tho Apporlionncnt blu was
dispoRcd OF. Tho bill ~ passed. lcavos tho np-
pozttonment AlInoat III nt present. Il was rccoa4-
ueuloi BY 1oiut committee OF both Houasa-
, 1876-01-25

WASHINGTON, D. c., jan. 2s-l a. m.-For tho
New England aud Middle States, clear or fair
woAtl,er, northwest to southwest wind, no do
cided change In temperature, aud rising followed
By sioNly falling barometer.
for lho Lake Region, Upper Mississippi, and
Lowos Missouri Valleys, clear And partly cloudy
wtAtl,sr, with slowly rising Temperature houta.
eaet C. soutAv ost uipda, aud alowly falling bar.
unlatur.
TIE MILD WEATHER.
Cnn1acor1tr, ILL.,, Jan. G.-A steam propeller
pAEsod up the river yesterday. with All ic6.barga
in Low. Tho rIyer Rti!l romtina opcn, and now
10 lopoa Aro snlestaued by the ico-tlealers Of m
leo crop this season. THO weather hero to day
Is beautiful, but tla rosds remain In IN almost
impossible condition.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
uuIcAdo, Jan. n.
, 1876-01-25
.,,o Dtstno not strongly supported, Drfstow
s..o,ci. and Wkahburn8 = strong compromise

.,., n.,..or
abIo, Blaine nos e'rooe'y suppo,'.a, a,aran,is.
fayotod, anu "A"noo'n" F
candidate
Tho 1epnbEfcAn ne"srhpefo ol Ne" aotAt w
NJ a. doclarott on tho euoloct, es"ou r'u", ~ ~
favor OF an nnoIouSea ao'osason r. n.a1m. ~ Wv
Republican Cohsohs'oa' tno Iu"A"nn "I rs p"p
are tho EnHalo tot""ets'u, y! - ~ ,a 80 ~. -
ElmfrA Adee47sss' .,'o 1,'na'o .'a ar'.. .sa ~.
fork conmerctd1 tne os"oso 4'"fo'' ADo sAo
Eoman catscn.
Tho Msaasppl correspondent OF tao 1iattfora
coe,rant sn5s the new Legislature 10 "ono o!
Tho sblcst and best over cseted 10 sao S1hso.
Tho correspondent contlnues' "lno impoacn"
ucn. Of tho Governor, tbs Lieutenant dosotnor'
and tho superintendent Of Education 10 poshspe
Tho most exciting topln OF conVefaetoh no"'
Tho Senate is 30 divided polisacaay' tno Oemo.
crats having JUST : t"o*tp'tus "a1of4ss: 'aas
unless they stana toeetaot so'lu'y' euu soso ~
unit, IL would 10 tmpoa',n.e ., ~ svns'ps .po"
ticlca OF tInpoaonmens' 1ne iou''"R ~ 'a'ol ~
imroschment ID Vsr5 s''ons' Ho a.s'soS y. W..
however, b6 pfo'atioo i'''obn s'.o va ~ "
aucccss IN con''c',on pe'o'' Wv n."an' '''a.1a
fafufo sAo'o ooo'a on'' oo H'''' 1'e"''''9'
ono." ..........
1on. Garfield haa uard"moneJ papof IN the
Currenoy Conflict" Mr. honty carey befa, OF
philalslphla will folio" II In tho March number
With one On the other Hldo, undor tue leaalns
"Commorco hnd lss Instruments Of Adjust
mont; Mone' aud lta Substitutes" bosh parties
will thus bo latEiy and ablY fepfeaohseu' 4ho
Philadelphia I'resss commenting On tn'a AL
nouncomont. saYs: " In tits Impartial pfosent-
renL Of bosh astlos BY shor own chosen advo-
cs.os tho mnEazlno tlscaargoR IN honcat uuty 10
, 1876-01-25

Wa1rtn County tKyl tjah41ssaph.
4 young lawyer 1t th!a cauutJ made hl1 mhtu"
an nneech in defense of i lnAn charged with hog
stealing. 4 Gsnsls0lau uho VA present EtTsA