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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WAsmEGToS, Jan. IS, 1870
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES ON APPROPRIATIONS IN
CONSULTATION WITH SECRETARY FISH.
The House Committee ON Appropriations held a
meeting to-day, at which by invitation the Secretary
Of State and all the members OF the Foreign Affairs
Committee were present 10 aid in tho consideration OF
the Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation BILL seo
rotary Fish said he thought 1t nadvisabe make any
Of the consultations reductions now proposed In
regard to a number of foreign missions. He pro-
ceeded. however to give the committee the bcnent OF
his Information and opinions touching question Of
what changes reductions be made with least in
convenience and de.riment the public service
Both the Secretary and Mr. Banks showed that in
case any reductions made II would be extremely
inadvisable to reduce the salary OF our Minister TO
Russia below the amounts proposed for our repre-
sentatives at the courts OF England and Germany
France. The BILL It stands fixes $12, 900 as tho
salary for the first named and $l4 900 each for the
three latter. 1t ordered that copy OF the bill DO
furnished to each member Of the Foreign Affairs Com
mltee and, without further action, the Appropriation
Committee Adjourned until Saturday.
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VIRGINIA UNGRACIOUS.

SHE REFUSES TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE cKN-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EFFECT OF
BLAINKs SPEECH
RICHMOND JAN 49, 1876
The appropriation for the Centennial OF $40, ,0Oo
which recommended by the Governor and most
earnestly prayed for by the people, was
defeated in the House of Delegates to. day by
a decisive vote. It was the bills second and
last chance The is utterly dead now and
Virginia will not be represented at the Centennial IN
less indeed patriotic persons the required
from their private purses The fight has been one OF
such interest as to awaken the attention OF the people
OF the whole state. II was recogn lied a contest
between
EoURBoSisn PROGRESS
Ex xGovernors Letcher and Smith, whose hopes OF
great political preerment buried with the deiunct
Confederacy were it's most cruel and enemies,
and by revIving dead issues and placing before mem
JEFF Davis from amnesty accomplished their purpose.
From the moment OF Blane's speech up 10 the hna
hour the prospects OF the bill declined number OF
republicans quite unexpectedly TO the public, voted
with Letcher and smith.
Tho most conspicuous officers OF the Coniederacy,
now residing In the state, worked for the appropria
ton and ts defeat they regard great blow TO N.r
ginias interests especially this time whom she pre-
tends TO be seeking immigration from the Northern
States and from Europe.
THE RHsiGxArIOS OF STATE CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE,
lately rendered the Governor, will no doubt be
ccpted Governor kemper Is greatly mortihed at the
failure OF the BILL indeed all citizens who be-
TO the OF war and bury the auimosities OF
the
The New York herald., 1876-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1876
THE END OF THE AMNESTY DEBATE AND THE
IMPRESSION MADE-BoTH PARTIES GOOD
HUNDRED AND CONTENT
The amnesty debate is over to the satisfaction Of all
parties. Mr. Morrison, Chairman OF Ways and Means
this evening summed up his opinion Of the discussion
amid general laughter, saying
When our side speaking 1t seemed 10 me we
had the OF IT, and when the other side spoke |
thought they we're getting the worst.
Mr.. Blane's speeches have been greatly admired
by his opponents for their vgor and the ncslvs
power OF his statements He has SO long Speaker
that his appearance the door was new
to most OF the members OF the present
House. and even those who blame him for what
they call his 'outburst have taken delight in the dis
play he has made OF skill as debater Mr. Benjamin
Hill has not made good impression. He evidently
practised speaker and possesses power Of torcble
statement but he seems TO be easily overthrown by
home thrust OF an antagonist, and many OF demo
Gratis silently enjoyed to-day his discontinue by
Mr., Blaine. which complete. The debate closed
in good humor and this is the OF It, There
is no soreness apparent either side The democrats
feel that 1t has not helped them but that has taught
them valuable lesson. The members who served in
the Confederate armies have from the deprecated
blood. and some OF them said this evening that they
would try tomorrow to introduce the Pension bill and
pass II at once, and bv solid Southern to show
the country that 1--WE do our duty and have not
lost our tempers."
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question came up two or three Senators went to Mr.
Hamln and said 'Look here, Hamlin, you had better
take this place. which no replied that he did not
want il and would consider II for moment az Il
was place Of anxiety and care which he dad not want
to 6lL
THE CENTENNIAL APPROPRIATIONS.
The Centennial Appropriation will be reached in the
Committee OF the Whole the State Of the Union to-
morrow or very after Fernando Wood is to take
the chair, and Mr.. HOPKINS will make the Introductory
speech.
THE WRONGS OF THE INDIANS FROM AN INDIAN
CHIEF.
Richard d, Romas young Indian chief OF the Ute
trbe-now In Utah. on the Uintah reservation-who
has been at school and college here for the past four
years, Is preparing elaborate statement OF the
wrongs Of the Indians, as he understands them from
Indian standpoint He is well versed in the English
language ana has full knowledge based on close
observation and long study OF the evils arising from
the management Of the present Indian Bureau and the
sunerings Of tho Indians. He will appear with his
statement before both the House and Senate Commit
tees on Indian Affairs several Of the mombers Of both
having invited him. He s in favor or the partial
transfer of the Indians to the supervision of the War
Department, aud would like to see them governed as
they were formerly, by it Chief Komas has been hero
for somo time under the patronage and tutorshp OF
Major Powell who brought him hero after the close
of one OF his surveying expeditions the Plains He
intends TO advocate a saving the government the
selection Of number Of young Of each tribe mo-!
civilized who shall be taken In charge with the
sent Of their people and be educated the expense OF
tho United States interpreters and Indian
agents.
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Ia PAGE KNOWN ON LONG ISLAND.

1t is understood that Joseph La Page, the alleged
murderer Of Josie Langmaid well known at the west
end of Long Island. For several years. alleged he
resided at woodhaven, In the Of Jamaica, where
he did business as grocery man. Upon the sue
cession OF Andrew johnson to the Presidency
he was made Postmaster, and held the
Office for three years although, II has since been
stated he not citizen OF the United States. He
afterward started factory for the manufac-
ture of puIeys and blocks, In which busl-
ness he failed and left the place heavily in debt lie
was known TO be OF brutal nature and was but
little respected in the neighborhood in which he re.
sided. How he succeeded in getting his appointment
village.
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SHIPWRECK.

ON THE COAST OF IRELAND THE SHIP HAIR
VEST QUEEN. Cd
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE |
WEXFORD, Ireland, Jan. l3, 1876.
One dead body and a quantity of wreckage
matter have been washed ashore near this
point to-day.
THK SHIP HARVEST QUEEN.
1t is believed that both come from the
American ship Harvest Queen, as the wreck
age has been identified as belonging to that
vessel
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex Senator James A. Bayard Of Delaware, arrived
last evening at the New York Hotel Charles A. Wash.
burn formerly United States Minister to Paraguay 10
the sturtevant House George Roberts, First Vice
President OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company al
the Fnh Avenue Hotel Major Clarence Mauck and
Captain John Hartley, United States Army, quar-
tered the Hoffman House. John G. Meiggs Of Lima,
Peru is at the the Clarendon Hotel Joseph IL Ramsey
OF Albany, IS at theGilsey House Rev b. Douglass,
OF Georgetown Del. is at the Everett House.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

THE ANDRASsY CIRCULAR DIPLOMATIC pIFFI-
GUILTY TO THE PORTE.
BERLIN, Jan. Is, 1876
II is reported that the Austrian Ambassador at Con-
stantinope will deliver Count Andrassy's note sup
ported BY the Powers, which, IT is thought will render
the Portes refusal difhculL
AN AHLIED BUT AMIcABLE PRESSURE ON THE
SULTAN.
CoNsTANrISoPLE. Jan 13 1876
The ambassadors OF the Powers which signed the
Treaty Of Paris have commenced recommending, semi
officially, amicabe manner, Count Andrassy's
scheme Of reform to the Sultan.
coNcTLAroS TOWARD rHE INSURGENTS.
The Pacha will 60 10 Mostar saturday on a con
-ciliatorv mission.
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THE MEDITERRANEAN.

THE ALGERIAN COAST SWEPT BY VIOLENT
GALE
ORAS Jan. 13, 1876.
violent gale occurred in the Western hedterra-
mean today and swept the Algerian coast with great
fury
SERIOUS LOSSES
The damage to property here is estimated at
500, 000
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
THE KENTUCKY sENAToRsHIP.

CINCINNATI, Ohio Jan l3 1876.
The fourth ballot in the Kentucky Legislature for
United States Senator taken this noon stands fol-
lows:-Beck Al; williams s5 Leslie, 27; stevenson,
2O Kelly, OF Louisville trep) Is Mr. Bradleys name
was withdrawn after the third ballot
On the nfthballot Beck received Al votes williams
36 Leslie, %; Stevenson 19 and Kelly, IS The SIKH
ballot resulted as follows:-Beck, 40; williams 80 ;
Leslie 25; Stevenson, 10. The Legislature then ad-
fourned
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

TRENCH OFFICIAL PREPARATIONS FOR coNTRI-
BUTTONS TO THE EXHIBITION
LONDON, jan l3, 1876
Inc Ie'egrdphs Paris special says the French Minis
try OF Puoue works will send to the Philadelphia Ex
hioton plans OF the recent public works In Paris
The hunicip. Council OF Paris will send the models
OF the squares and public buildings which neur.d Al,
tho vienna Exhibition
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CENTENNIAL WAYS AND MEANS

HARRISBURG, Pa, jan 13 1876
The Pennsylvania Senate aud House passed a rcsolu-
ton this morning, requesting the Senators and mem
bers OF Congress from Pennsylvania TO vote for the
9l, 5O0, 900 Centennial Appropriation.
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POSTAL UNION.

BgRNE, Jan 13, 1876.
Holland has requested that her colonies be admitted
into the postal union
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wi planatory Of the causes. with nssrveucns W y.
sacce~sai treatment II ov spirits nervous =,
hauson muscular debility and promature des'ne W r mn
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A-"FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS. "-THOU-
sands OF beings yearly borne the switt
OF disease down the grave just because they do
possess a sufficient knowledge Of themselves A
you How your health - The reply frequently is.
"Oh we'll with exception Of a cold Most persons
tightly regard cold. Reader, do know that cold ~
one OF dangerous malaciesf A cold only
ton but il is productive catarrh which quito apt TO
lead to consumption. "Oh. you say. 1t Is nothing
cold in my head True. but that cold Is really mild
Of catarrh II arrested In It's will
affections the catalogue Of diseases The passage
obstrueted the OF smell impaired aud there
sensation OF In the head In the
advanced there discharge having oTen-
odor II the disease be allowed TO continue its
thck hard ncrustaons will form in the the
which sometimes become soiened and break peces
Why will continue suffer from such annOyinx
disgusting they well be Oft
DR. sages atarrh Remedy will the forms OF
caarh In fact " IL the only and remedy which
has been offered the public Many harsh irritating
may, tme. relieve the urgency
symptoms but they do not the disease DR..
CatarTh Remedy ~ soothing and healing its effects
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tic Inrss, with elasc pads supplied by ELASTIC Truss
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Effect Of the Debate on the
Amnesty Measures.
e THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION
President Grant on the Issues of
the Coming Election.
Proposed Reform and Retrenchment
in Naval Matters.

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
The New York herald., 1876-01-14

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Vice President Of the Council.

CHE FRENCH MINISTERS IN CoUNCIL-THE
CABINET MODIFICATION SAID TO BE AvERTED.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1876
Cabinet Council was held to-day II is stated that
agreement reached whereby the threatened
Ninistorial modification is avertcd.
The Council will reconvene Monday
MINISTER sAY's SENATORIAL ASPIRATION.
The Journal des Dtbats that VI. Leon Say
mains candidate Tor the Senate in Seine osse on
The same list before.
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

WIGS TOUPEEs, 6C-G. RAtCHFUss. PRAc-
teal wiynaker - Esst i2th Broadway Sew YORK
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Cttni bOhu Ci prirOdy!

Bohoslovci snazi Sc vyv6sti dukaz 0
isoucnosti bo2i yseobecnosti bohov6rv.
Lide pry "a ysech dob We ysech sytta
pasmech vefili a vtfi boha, bytby toho
Praveho jestt nepoznaval Pti tom "a
motaji sc oysem DO eetnych odpori 5 Vi
rou zjeveni. Nebot zakladali Sc boho.
vera ma bozskem zieyeni, musime nutnt
tazati Sc: kterak to, ze Sc buh hned ma
potatku vsem lidem stein6 a pray6 20.
dob6 a podstat6 syoii nezievil, lnilony
q miliony pohanI We tmach blouditi a mo
dlOsluzbu konati nechal a dosud nechdya.
Kterak to, ze v6tsina pokoleui lidskeho o
Ejeveni bozim ami neislabsiho pontti ne
MAJ Ci nebylo by moudre byyalo vse-
cken nd iednim razem osvititi iemu Sc
zjevitif Nebylo to moci bozi, kteryz
jest ysemohouci. Nebylo 10 amyslu
boha, kteryz jest ysev6douci, nejyys mon
dry dobrotiyyf Jeli yira prayeho bo
ha X doSazeni spaseni ond ditio sine
qua non - nezbytna podminka ne.
jedna bdh nejvys spravedlive, kdyz yelkt
vetsine cloydeenstva jedinou pfiIezitost k
dosazeni spaseni, t. j, poznani prayeho bo
ha, tudiz sama sebe, odnima.
Tyrzeni, ze bohovtra dkazem vseobec
nym JEST jest naprosto myln6 Celia fada
noveisich starsich cestovatei vyprayuie
nam o narodech, Il nichz zhola zadne bo-
hoy6ry nenaezli. Pfitomne obyva zem6-
kouli nasi aSi 1850 milioni lii, nichz
pima sestina nabozenstvi buddhisticke
mu, jehoz zakladatelem ak znamo Budd.
ha byl, Sc hlasi, kter6mzto buddhismu
bohovery nenal6zame. Take vyznavaci
nabozenstvi Konfuciova Cine Japon-
sku, jez "a starodavna statnim nabozen-
stvim Cihanl bylo, zadntho cttni bohd
neznali.
kazde nabozenstyi zrodio Sc ohromu
jlciho dojmu, eiz ptiroda ma mysl lidskou
ucinila. Tudiz neni sprayn6 pojimati ma
bozenstvi co cteni bohd, ale pfirody.
V pfirodosluzbe divCk}ch narodi zname-
name patrne til stupne: proste ct6ni phi
rody, fetisismns ci hrube modIafstvi "a.
manismus ci cteni duchd, zlych dobrych.
Oni divoci narodove, ktefi ma neinizsim /.
stupni vzdelanosti stoji, podobaii Sc pf
ma khoS l. 4
kterez jeste zadneho tu5eni velik6 sile
v3znalnu lidskeho ducha nema. spatfuie |
pfrodnich zlevich a ukazech bytosti
vysSi, jimz Sc podfizuie Ono citi Sc k
nekterym pfirodnim zjevdm vabeno, zvat
Ia hraje 81 mimi, anebo citi Sc velikosti
jeJich ohromeno postraseno, boil Sc iich
prcha cd mich. Rovn6z divoch. Vsec.
ko pflrodt mdze jei bud yabiti obdiv
pflchylnost jeho 81 zlskati, je odpuzovati,
bAzni a nenayiSti naplniti. Pom6ry mist
nj mali pfi tom ddlezitosf nemalou. Ho
rale vysoke hory nebo skaly neobycejn}ch
tysrd, obyyatele lesni les, jednotliv6 skn-
piny stromd anebo zvlaste mohutne Iii
jinak yynikaiici stromy, obyvatele pobfe
II dmouci Sc mofe ctiti budou. Pfroda
v pfemoci sve, sice zivelni 1strona,
vnucuje Sc cloyeku ma neinizsim stupni
nabo3enskeho WYNN Sc nalezaiicimu co
pfedna 1cty, co mocnosf, kteraz .iej v
moci sve una.
Jeste "a 7asich dnd nalezneme Afri
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ZajimayOsti.

Dft6 ne b tain a.
Y Pennsylvania Seyerni Americe ziie
n6mecky rolnik, jmencm Scheibl, ktery
Sc byl teprv pred nekolika roxy Pennsyl
vannii usadil. Tyz mel blbeho chlapce,
ktery cd 1tleho mladi ienom v lese Sc pro
hanGl a pouze cd jahod, ofiski, bylin q
kofinkd I'll. Pred nedagnem honila iista
spolecnost ieleny. Neco kfovi zasuste
10, jeden myslivec stfelil v brzku Sc pie
svedcil, BE zastfelil onOho chlapce. Pr
vysetfovani ufadnim udal Scheibl, 10 ten
to chlapec Jest vlastni syn isteho vysocc
postaveneho statnika nemeckeho, kter}
sestrn Scheiblovu miloval. Matka zemfe
la phi porodu tohoto chlapce. Kdyz hoch
dordstal kazdyn dnem otci gyemu vzdy
vice Sc podobal, ,.iakoby mu Okla vypa- :
dl", dal tento Scheiblovi, ktcry neho
byl zahradnikem, 1000 dc LARD, kterymiz
Sc menovany Scheibl i chlapcem do A
meriky vypravil. Jmeno otce, ktery Sc
uvolil mimo to ma hocha 200 dolard pla
tit, Scheibl pfi vysetfovani zamlcel.
Tu .aci "a dfivejsfch do b.
Stare ,,zlate" easy nebyvaIy zlatymi pro
tu.aky. Tehdeisi vlady zbavovaly Sc jich
spdsoben yeru nelidskym. In kralovny
Alzb6ty vydan byl Anglii zakon, jenz
nafzoyal, ably vsichni ,.tulaci, pobchlici a
zebraci' phi prvnim postizeni bicem a
propalenlm nsi pokarani byli. podrube
pax aby SO mimo to navzdy 20 zeme Wy
poved6li po tfeti ma hrdle bez 1techy
knezske potrestali. Ia panovapi Jindfi-
cha VIII. bylo die Harrisona Anglii
vice nez II. 900 zlodeji tulakd poyese
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0pousu BAyari II 50 dop 5 10 oip. PfIjiAd do Nov
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e, Americe a SibiH diyochy, ktefi hory
a skaly ch. N6ktefi kmenove africti cti
more neodvazi Sc plouti po n6m nabo
senskeho strachu.
h m c a d a love (obyvatele dale
ko ma severn leziciho poloostrova sibifskt
ho) kdyz Jim Jest plout clunech pres
diyoky vir, hazi don tabak. p6kn6 vyrcza
vana dfiyka a jin6 drohndstky a prosi vir
ten, ably Jim prominul ze pres n9j playou
a bazeh, jiz by n6mu chovat NELL, zapo
minaji; nemohou pry 81 pomoci, ielto ie
Rusoye k tomu Euti.
X afr j, divoky narod jihoatricky, ha
ii ynitfno,ti zvifat prose- do rex, aby
odvratili Cd sebe zle nemoce. Zylaste
zdrcuiici DOZEN tini ma elovGka buraceni
b Il e, vse stravujici h il a kfizeni
sc e K u. Ptirozeno tudiz, ze tlovtk
zvlaste temto ukazdm pfirodnim nejdfive
neivetsi uctu proukazoval
Sved6i jiz o vyssim stupni vzdelani,
kdyz tlov6k ma mist6 hrubych, zhusta
beztvarnych pfirodnich zieyG ukazu a.
,trQjne bytosti, jako byhny a zyifata, '
uichz clov6timu podobny zivot tkyi a
sladne, "a pfedm6t bozske ucty 81 vyvoH
Cteni stromd vyskytuje g jest6 u
mnohych kneni atrickych, asiiskych a
severoamerickych. CernoSi ma fece kon-
20 Atrice cti strom tikovy, kteryz de
iinach nabozenstyi dIlezite misto zauji.
ma. Z kdry ieho fezaii amulety, jez
tomu, kteryz amulet takoyy nosi, pozeh
mani pfinasi iei pred nemocemi chrani;
pfisnemu trestu propada, kdoz by strom
en- podtal nebo jinak zneuctil. Tez yelmi
rozsifen Jest kutns zyifeci N6kterd wi
rata cti narodove pro chytrost ieiich, Jake
pavouka, bobra, mnohe ptaky zvlastt
zmije, jinA pro uzitetnost a ieStt jina pro
neobyteinou mohdtnost a silu tela, jake
drave sellny Cva. tygra a p.l, stony. kro-
kodila i.v.
Cernysi W h d cti jednoho hada We
zylastnim chramt, kde od kntzi osetfoyan
Jest. N6ktefi indiansti kmenoye severoa
meriGti proukazuj zylastni dctu sovt, zel
We, bobru a veverce pro chytrost a ytip
iejich. Pro uztek cttny isou nekterych
kon6nach Atriky ovce a kozy, Cd Kan
cadali pax psi; take stafi Persane, ktcfl
nebyli modlosluzebniky, ctii yysoce psa
akozto strazce domu bravl ieiich. A
santoye, polodivoky kmen ma Sumatfe.
cti krokodila neispise pro yelikost dra-
vost jeho; kntzi jejich obsluhuii jednoho
zvlaste velikeho krokOdila We chramu,
kde mu slepico jinou drubef obttuji.
krekodil ten ma tedy mnohcm lepsi Ca
sy, nez nem6ne dv6 tfetiny suver6nuich
ob6ani teto republiky. Ma Sumatre cti
tygry, iez pred ledkami Europand varuii
anebo Mich je vyprostuji Katfi zboz-
1uii stony
Jako d6(i vyhradnd pfedmttd je obkli-
tuiicich sc pfidrzuji a jen zfidka do dal-
ky, ma oblohu hled svdi upiraii, royntz
tax divosi Proto setkavame sc sc ct6nim
siunce, m6sice hs6zd ien u pokro5ilej-
sich narodd. Slunce cti mno3i narodoye
plemene mongolskGho a cudskeho, hytz-
dam kofi Sc Novos6landane a n6ktef
kmenOve geyerOazii5i.
Zfejme jest, ze nabozenstvi co do pdyo-
du sveho ct6nim pfirody JEST. Pfiroda
ctena jest tn iako yyssi, iakymsi kouzlem
nadana moe. Myslenka bozstya nevy-
nikla iest6, protoze duch obrazotvornost
tloytka ton mtrou nebyly yyvinuty.