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Custom House matters we're dul1sr than ever
yesterday. There we're humorous little convex
satlons around the different Government Offices,
among the counsel for the Goyernmont tho rev.
enue men, and the Seoret-Sersice agents, but it
WIS Ill in reference to the worK before tho Grand
Jury and ths Court. 1t Was generally conducted
with closed doors, and when the officers emerged
they we're even more mum than usual. It is
generally understood NON that there Will be no
important whisky trials for some time to come,
at least no trials OF tho first batch OF whisky
men. as those individuals are called whose estab-
l,shments we're seized last May. 1te O'Drien
couu,erfeting case will coma up tomorrow, and
it's trial may consume an antire day. II case it
does not, one OF the small cases of selling liquor
without license will be put through. It is
quite probable that the communieY Will get 10
new revelations until the Grand Jury makes IT'D
report and returns it's indictments, aud. mas
much as the newspapers arc daily publisning
pretty good outlines of tho testimony submitted
to that body, at lesst portion of its occupation
will be gone.
The rict-Attorney and his co-laborers were
busy during certain PORTIONS OF the day in ar
ranging the forms Of indictments against certain
parties, . eparatorv to the return OF the Grand
Jury, aud it is not improbable that whom that
choice body reassembies. it will send in some
presentmenss to Judge Blodgetts Court.
, 1876-01-23

1AE A11QEs GuNL4A0 ILsAlEos
6oectds DtspateA IT, TIE Cd.e1oo Tff5un<
sPB1seF1E1D, ILL.,, Jan. 22.-The Developments
Of tile past few days in the crooked-whisky busi-
ness, though establishing conclusivcly thu fact
that the illicit whisky operations at Pekin have
been carried upon very extensive scale, have
not been as encouraging for the Government as
they might hare been. In fact, the prosecution
has been outwitted 1t several points by the e1er-
slon and cunning OF the Whisky Ring. and BY
tue superior management and legal ability OF
tue dlstlllers' counsel, Gov. Palmer and son,
While Assistant District-Attorney Rne has Ia
oofed 80 faithfully as 10 earn tho highest CON-
nenda:'on, though a. tho expense Of overwotk.
aud consequent imrai1ing OF his health, the
ename'ess neglect OF duty by District Attorney
van 1'oteton, OF which TIE TRIBUNE has been
advised has Afforded The djssillers opportunity
TO achieve temporary legal victory, or at least
to t7ert for time + defeat. The work Of the
Grand Jury has been pressed ~ much as q ein-
gle Ia" officer Of the Government could adyance
it without The assistance Of bis superior officer
and without neglect Of the mo1s important ron
tine work OF The Office, but as Jet tho pekin Ring
is scarcely more than
VERY SLIGHTLY CRIPrIEp'
md tho outlook is not very encou1A aging, unlee,
, 1876-01-23

Shortly after midnight, Mr. George G. Chris
tian, Of the we!l-known Law firm OF Hills &
Christian, while walking along Monroe street
near the Museum uas set upon by bishway rob
bors, One of them c1rtched him tightly about
the shoulders willis another hit him D terrible
blow IN the mouth. They then went through
bis pockots relieving him OF all the surplus
cash no had shout him, amounting
to about Sc, silver tobacco-bo1
Tunnel Mining Company OF Georgetown. Col
orado, Of which Company Mr. Christian is the
Secretary and Treasurer. The prowlers then left
him to find bis way homo aa best be could. but
Is they had overlooked Is cents. ME. Christian
aud the car conductor got along all right, and be
pe1iepce &nd swollen lips.
, 1876-01-23
SPAIN,
TIE ELECTIONS,

MADRID. jan. 22.-Reports from the elections
IN this city for members Of tho Cores
indicate that the ninlsterialists have secured
ave districts, while two ro.urn Consttutionalists
and Pfogresslsts, respectively. Mspy Coustitz-
tions1ist aud Republican candidates retired from
tho contest. Provincial reports st.ta that ths
Ministerialst majority il large everyxh and,
10 far as known. only. .rwo Republicans hava besn
elected to the Corte5. Castelar, WIS puaucce&sful
everywhere
The Carllsts seve1ely bombarded San Sabas-
tan on ThursdAy. Soma OF tho inhabitants
were killed.
The story Of the Car1.ss Gen. Tr1et.ny having
submitted to the Alfonsist authorities is dis
beloved at San Sebastian. The pe1sous who
submitted we're members Of the Rava1ez Carlss
Junta.
, 1876-01-23
CUBA.


PLANTATION PROPERTY pEgTH0YEU.
NKw YORK., Jan. 22.-NeWs has been received
from H.:ana, that \ forco led BY Henry Reeves.
2.50o strong, has invaded Sagua County, within
q week past, and destroyed sugar estates, some
OF which arc valued At s2,uoo, 600 each. Sagua
LII Chlca, At the mouth OF the river Of that name,
where slero were warehouses with 1.G00 hogs
heads OF Iuscovado sugar. has been burnsd, and
all the suea1 consumed. The estate C.yoe5piuo,
OF Senior Nugarica IL in possession Of zhe 1eosls,
and OF courso destroyed. 1t is located on the
south side Of the island, while Sagua County il
On the north shore.
, 1876-01-23
question on tho passazo OF tns bill On Tuasd.y. It
O'Clock


O'Clock.
HEIIEYED.
Mr. Phslps asked to ho. and w1s. relieved from fur
ther service the Committee for the D,strIct Of Co.
lumha, account Of i'll heath, and Ar. Hatdenbezzh
Vas appointed In his p1Ace.
THB VULGAR OUTSIDERS
Tho Speaker having referred application On tho
part Of mambets b1ytng seats the outside row. to
h2vo screen put up II to protect them from the
interruption OF outsiders, ths matter Informally
dscnAssd In the cou1se Of the discussion Mr. aayler
reInarked that he waa \ resident Of the suburbs
Qaughter, and knew how great waa the annoyance,
but for his part he in favor Of having thu seza
taken out altogether Atd having benches substituted
Tho Speaker suggested that the eri might ba
died BY his ceasng to give permits to anybody md BY
members generally ceasing to 20 to tho DoorkeoEer
and having their friends admitted. II the Rouae was
willing that that course should be pursued, than Il
would have peace.
Various suggestions wero made and rejected, and
no agreement was arrived at on the subject.
Tho Houso then adjourned, when tho announce
nent WAS u.de that there would be Republican CALL
cus this evening In the Senate Chamber.
, 1876-01-23

The New York Graphic Says Of thu Titiens
opera troupe:
The tenors Of the company engaged to support Nile
Iticns in her comu1 Appearances At tho Academy Of
Music are s'Rnor BsiRnon and signor Baccei. At
IttsbuEg, Mr. StEakosch met with young bass singer
named Macdonald, who haA only Just returned from
1taly He is said to have very inc voice, and sang
in tho concert At that city, winning applause Afss
Beaumont, late Of tbs Kellogg troupe, who has been
for aoune time studying with Nine Kuders lori, viii
Be one OF the contrasos There il chance that Aims.
tuto Il eontralto will appear Thego il also Miss Nc
Cuough eontralto, and shezs Is SONS talk Of Hiss
Matild1 Phillips Biguor TaGlapietra will probably ba
engaged, and Herr Jullus Muller, dns German bari
tone has also been secured isa Bella Bolle light
soprano. will apFeaK Zer!.nu IN DON Giovanni
". Max Marttzek viii b thu candu<toz.
, 1876-01-23

clal leSlslation. ~"-~-'
GROSS ExA6dERAT7ors.
It Is said that the reDosts Of fraud in ths Post
of6ce Department are gross exaggerauons-
[Tote Associated Prext.)
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 22.-senator Sher-
min WAS chosen Chairman and Representative
Fort Secretary OF the Republican caucus this
evening. On motion OF Senator Edmunds, 3
committee was appointed to select suitable
name, one from Zach State and Territory, to
compose the Union Republican Congressional
Committee, the selections TO be made after con-
auEsAtiou With tho Republican deleeatious from
ZACH State aud Territory. This Committee Will
report to an adjourned meeting Of the Caucus.
The Committee coualsts Of Senators Cragin and
West aud Representatives Wheeler, Hunter,
Burchard OF Illinois, Lynch, and Page.
INSPECTION OF AFER1cAx MISSIONS.
The Hon. +, P Smith, tns Inte Commissioner
OF Indian Anxirs. has been invited oy the Amer
icAn Missionary Association to visik Afric4 aud
inspect the missions OF tho Society in thar
conntry, to inquire into The best method Of en-
larging its work. and to find the most hopeful
field for its furthor missionary operations
among the Africans. Tho Trustees OF Howard
University l,svo granted leave OF Absenco for
this purooae. without salary, and hr. Smith wall
aau in foH days.
, 1876-01-23

WASHINGTON, D. C..jan. 23-l 4. m.-For Now
England and the Middle States snow or rain,
With fresh and brisk easterly to sonsherly winds.
falling barometer, slowly risiug temperature.
followed bv clearing weather.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley and Upper
Lake region, an area of rain or snow, winds
shifting to northe,ly and westerly, With lower
temperature aud rising barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
t:urcAdo Ian n
, 1876-01-23
Holman Assures the Relative Of Dan
Tucker that We Arc
Nation,
Pennsylvania Members Brought 10 Their Feet
by the TaEismanfe Word
"Ring." :,
An Interesting and Spicy Batch Of
Political Gossip


0VEo44t DiHputEA 70 1 * LhaEad0 3Tt0N9E.
WAsn1So7oN, D. G., Jan. 23-Tho House
Committee on tho Judiciary held m open ses-
sion this morning. and began the hearing of ar
gnmenta relative to the further distribution OF
the Geneva Award Fund. This is probably the
most important subject which has been brought
before the Committee. There a.o tbree classes
Of Uninsured losers who suffered from tho de-
etruction Of this Vessels By the outside cruisers,
so-callcd. The award at Geneva included only
LOSSES caused by tho Alabama. the Florida aud
the Shenandoah before she wentinto Melbourne
Tho owners of rasaefs destroyed by
the other Rebel cruisers, :, although not
provided for ut :. Genera,'< now come
forward and demand portion Of the money
which will remain in the hands Of the Govern
ment altar paying Ill direct individual loases.
Although those claimants have no legal ground
on which to force their claim for this money, In
asmuch as pone Of their claims were admitted
by the English Government there lie good
deal OF sympathy felt in their behalf, becauso
they ue.s. after all, actual loHers. These claim
ants ware represented to-day BY Mr. Metcalf, OF
Ohio. the owner OF the ship Delphire. Mr.
George Q. Shattuck, at Boston, followed in
behalf Of the payment OF Wat premiums.
aud after him an argument was made BY Mr.
Beamnu, OF New York, for the insurance CON-
psnies. The hearing WAS adjourned until Thurs
day next.
DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURES.
Parpon Newman stated to-day to the Com
mittoe on Expenditures in the State Department
that opium is emuEgled into San Francisco in
large quantities.
ARMY sALAn1Es-
Tho House Military Committee mill not A.
tempt to interfere with sha 8alario4 Of Gems.
Sherman OF Sheridan.
, 1876-01-23
FINANCIAL,
BOSTON.

BOSTON.
BosroH, Jan. 22.-The honse OF Jordan, Clark
i Co.. Summer street, one Of the leading whole
ssle clothing firms hers, suspended owing to =
Justification OF their books BY their confidential
bookkeepas, Frank Sanford The defAuter sent
his wife and children to California some
nseis ago and be has left in company w1th an
other uonan.
, 1876-01-23
ITALY.
fHHYECrIH9 JuE HEHYkEIL3.

Bonx, jan 22.-Iho Vatican has decided faat
It will not resias tho inspection Of ths ssuuariss
b4 doyeknzQent o{6clslh
, 1876-01-23

New YoHE, Jan. 22.-The Brentwood Coal
Company has gono into bankruptcy. Ono claim
against the Company is TOR $780, 1000.
, 1876-01-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS,

Lovros, Jan. 22.-Steamship Ageris, from
NeR York, hsa arrived out.
, 1876-01-23

PAsrs, January 22.-Ex-Presidvu. xn,er. will
contest the Deputyship OF the Ninth Azrondisa-
, 1876-01-23

+ NOTES AND NEWS.
NO FINANCIAL LKa18LAT1oH.
sp<et1t D,spakeh 10 The Chieaao If,oun<.
WARRINGTON. D. G., Jan. 32.-The Comptroller
Of the Currency believes there will BE- no fnAn-
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The New York herald., 1876-07-19
MAJOR PLACIDUS ORD.

Another gallant aud moritorious officer has been
added to the list OF those who have met with violent
deaths during the present year. Pacidus ORD, FIRST
lieutenant Nineteenth infantry, brevet colonel Of
volunteers, major by brevet in tho regular army aud
aide camp the stan of his brother General f. o.
c. Ord. commanding tho Department OF Texas. was
instantly killed San Antonio Texas, on the
9th inst. by being thrown from a car
rage tho result of collision with a
runaway team. Major Ord born in the District OF
Columbia, and entered the service as captain and
assistant adutant OF volunteers November ~, 1861.
He followed the fortune OF his brother during the war;
being promoted major aud assistant adjutant general
soon after brother the rank of major gen
era of volunteers ani has served his stan aid
de-camp since war the different departments OF
which General ORD has had command. His service IN
the United states Army dates from Nav H. 1866 when
he appointed second lieutenant IN the Second in
fanry on December Is. 1870, he was assigned 10 the
Nineteenth Infantry He ncd the brcvcls Of drst
lieutenant, captain and major all dated March 1861
The New York herald., 1876-07-19
OBITUARY.
ALEXANDER RUSSELL.

A cable despatch from London announces the death
of Alexander RUSSELL the well known journalist and
writer. Mr.. Russell was born In Edinburgh in lSl4,
his father being solicitor in that city He received
his education his native city and was originally in
tended for printer. He changed his mind, however.
and after contributing To Ta,rs Magazine
and o:hcr periodicals., became editor Of the
Berwick Advertiser in 1889. After conducting that
journal for three years he became editor OF the Fo
Herald and 1874 started liberal paper at Kilmar-
mock In ls45 he became connected with the Scosnsan
AS assistant to Mr. McLaren On the resignatiou OF
the latter gentleman few months later Mr. Russell
succeeded TO the editorshp, and has conducted
that paper In politics he was whig OF the Fox
school, and never socltous for popularity. He
was contributor to several magazines, among others
the Edinburgh Reriec tho Quarterly Recelc the En-
cyciopsdiG britannica and Backwood's Xdgdxine