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The Proposed judiciary Amcnd-
nlRMt.

The Proposed judiciary Amend.
...L,. ment. ..s Ben Ia
We print this morning the full text OF
tue proposed amendment to Art VIII OF
the Constitution OF West Virginia. This
amendment makes very important
changes IN the old article and should bc
carefully studied by the members OF the
Legislature, and also by those on tho out
side who are capable oil advising with the
members.
As it stands it has one or two very OBJ.
vions defects. One OF these il the clause
making the jurisdiction OF the Supreme
Court, and also OF the Circuit Courts,
dependent on the pleasure of the Legis.
lature from session to session. This il a
novel and we sloHld think not very
proper idea. The same section IN the
present article OF the Constitution defines
the original and appellate Jurisdiction Of
theSuPreme Court and docs not leave the
powers Of that tribunal ut the mercy OF
the crude whims of every passing Legis-
lature. The proposed amendment says
that "the original aud appellate jurisdic-
"tion OF said Court shall be such as now
"is or may be prescribed by law"
The same power is in like manner re,
served to tamper with-the Jurisdiction
Of the Circuit Courts. This reservation
is not known to the present nor to the
old constitution Of the State and ia Ger.
tainly suspicious innovation.
Another dangerous innovation il found
in the clause giving the legislature power
to control the salaries of the Judges. The
Supreme Judges are to receive 81, ,333,3aI
and the Circuit Judges $4,000 per an.
mum, until otherwise prouide'i by lar
This looks very much AZ il
the judiciary were to he complete
ly Shorn Of their independence, and We
must say that We are greatly Hstonished
that n lawyer oil Judge Fergnsons stand
ing should report such provisions from
his committee. The independence ofthe
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NEW YoRx, January l9.-Cuban dis,
patches state that two important engage.
ments had been recently fought on the
Island. The most important took place
at Farallanes, where the Spaniards were
defeated by the Cubans under Generals
Modesto, DiNz and Antonio Macco. The
other action was0t Zapata, west Of Glen.
luegos, on the south coast, and here
also the Spanish forces suffered another
rpvarga
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weather Indications.

WAR UKPARTNKNT, !
OHRTcE OF TIIR CHIRP SIGNAL 0FPICRR,
WARRINGTON, D. c, January 2O.-1 A. n,
... PROBABILITIES. ..r
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, southeast to southwcat
winds, warmer, cloudy and rainy weather,
followed by rising barometer and winds
gradually veering 10 colder northwest.
erly.
In the Lower Lakes, falling barometer,
southeast to southwest winds, stormy and
rainy weather, followed by rising baron.
eter and winds shifting to colder north.
westerly. - ----- -
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PmLADELpHIA, January l9.-Judge
CadwaIlader has given the opinion Of The
Circuit Court in the matter Of the dislri-
button Of the balance in the hands OF the
Centennial Board Of Finance. The de.
clsion is adverse to the claim Of the U. s.
Government.
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NO. bc IInngcd aInrch Eirst.

fANKToN, January 19.-In the Su.
presme Court Of the Territory to-day, the
Judgment Of the United States District
Court in the case against Jack Mccall for
the murder Of Wild Bill, was affirmed
and Mccall will have 10 he executed on
the lat day OF March.
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Imprisoned ana Fined Tor Ex.
ample.

New York, January 10.-Jacob A.
Van Nalkenburgh and George West
ferry masters employed BY the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad company, on trial to-day
for conspiring to defrHud the company,
have been convicted. The company asI;.
cd that the sentence be light, as they only
wished to make an example. The men
were sentenced 10 three months in the
pcnitentiary and fine OF 800 each.
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OTTAWA, January 19.-At session of
the Dominion Board Of Trade, resolu-
tion was passed urging the government to
take measures for assimilating the fishery
laws of the Dominion with those Of the
United States, bordering on inland lakes
and rivers. q GELTIg g3U NJ
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for 50.

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Pleasantly DiSDoye,I.

OTTAWA, January 19.-Thc Free Prcss
says that information has been received
atthe Capital that 500 families OF Sioux,
recently engaged in hostilities with the
Uuited States Government, crossed the
north west border and encamp ped near
Wood Mountain. They seem peaceably
disposed. --.
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M Nercnadcd on His EIeclion.

NASHVILLE, January 19.-Judgc Jas.
L. Bailey, elected United States Senator
on the I'D ballot, was serenaded at the
Maxwell House this evening. lie was
received with enthusiasm and made a
broad conservative national speech.
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Cnnndn BnII.Dozcrs.

MONTREAL. January 19.-At the local
election in ,Delisle Village yesterday,
some forty men engaged in a free Gght.
The Town Hall was completely sacked
and the polling booth wrecked. The
French Canadians would not allow the
English 10 vote. --------r ----L /
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-'o'SS'AA OH etAA4HSS1 W A'AI - 5NbDiVVN'
THE RINDERPEsr.
Stringent regulations have been issued
concerning the importation OF cattle,
sheep and goats from Germany, France
and Belgium, in consequence OF the out.
break Of the rinderpest. Denmark and
the Netherlands will be included in the
restrictions unless the importation and
transit Of German beasts is prohibited.
In Germany measures have been taken
to prevent the rinderpest from spreading.
A TREMENDOUS LAND SLIDE.
LONDON, January 19.-A dispatch from
Vienna announces that communication
between Trieste and Vienna has been in
terrupted for the past three days By n
tremendous land slide. Some 10000
cubic metres Of rock and earth fell on
the Trieste Railroad track, destroying
the road. Two houses, containing fami-
lies, were overwhelmed and the inmates
are still buried.
A Perth special to the Ncws says: The
land slip il near Stainbruck. Ii now
estimated that two millionmetres Of earth
have fallen and the movement continues.
The railway is covered TO depth Of fifty
feet for two hundeCd yards and will be
blocked tor weeks. The river has over
flowed It's banks.
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TOLEDO, January 1O.-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Steady; No. 3 white Wabash 81 42
No. | white Michigan 81 49II; amber
81 45E; No. 9 do. 81 33II. Corn-Steady;
high mixed 45c; No. . spot 45c; damaged
Ale; rejected d3Ac. 0ats-Dull and nom.
inal.
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NEw YORK, January 19.-Packagc trade
III cottons fairly active and prices firm.
LinwoOd bleached Shlrtings held at lOc.
D!enims firm and in light supply. Prints
in moderate demand. Ginghams still quiet.
Spring weight woOlcns in moderate de.
monl
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New YoRK, January i9.-Mr. Max.
well. broker who bought gold for the
iorger Of $4,000 check on the Union
Trust Company, was to,day arrested on
charge. Of completely in the crime.
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IsrOokIyn Theatre 10 be RebuiIt

New YORK, January 1O.-The Brook.
lyn Theatre recently burned, will he re.
built at cost $S0,0OO. The new theatre
will scat 1900; il will be provided with
fire proof, drop curtains aud constructed
with especial reference to facilities Of
egrcR9,
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ST. LOUIS, January l0.-The German
Protestant Orphan Asylum, 10 miles
from here, burned last night. All the
children were safely taken from the
building excepting Eugene Long, G years
old, who perished in the flames. Lose
not ascertained; insurance 5000.
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Probable Suicide.

DENVER, COLI, January l0.-Dr. NJ.
Mayer Mark, awell known physician Of
this city, died suddenly this evening. The
EreRing Post states that il is the probable
result Of suicide, deceased having been
indicted for abortion. gf.s z
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SCRlBNER'S MONTHLY.
An unrlvaIIed Illustrated Magazine.

When sCRIIHKR Issued lis famous Midsummer
Holiday Number In July, a friendly critic said Of H.
"WeHre mol Eufe but that ScRIBHRR has tOhcei high.
lrdier mark W do nGi zee rhGi trOrd5 are H 10 u
10 conqder." But the publishers do not consider
that they have reached the HihHd thule OF excel
Irncc-they believe "thGre are other worlds 10 con.
qneT, anl they propose 10 conquer them"
The prospectus for tho new volume give the titles
oil moro ihnn nifty papers (mostly llluhratedl, by
writer's o! tho highest merit. Under the head Of
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COLUMBUS o.. January 1O.-Col. John
a. Norris, Pension Agent at this point,
died this evening, after several weeks
illness. Col. Norris was formerly School
Commissioner Of Ohio. s'.frt.f I
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Died.

LITTLE Rock, January l0.-James
Thomas, well known river man, died
to-day Of consumption.
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FINANCIAL ARD COkREaGiAL
By 7,ELEGRApH
Now York NIoneY nn,I E1ochs.

NRw YORK, January 10. MONEY =
4a5 per cent, closing ats. Prime mercan
tile paper 5a7 per cent. Custom re-
ceipts $lS5,0O0. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $20I,0OO. Clearings, $2G, 900 900
Sterling dull at $4.S3a4.S4k. a'sIerE
GoLD-Opened ut 1868, and closed at
lOGA. Carrying rates 2a6 per cent. Loans
were also made llat.
STLvER-At London 5SNd per ounce.
Here, bars 81 S3lE, grecnbacks 81 25ISa
l 25A, gold; silver coin v per cent.
GoVERNMRNTs-Strong and higher; an
active demand aud small supply.
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Adjourned.

NEw ORLEANS, January lO.-Thc Sen,
ale committee met this morning without
transacting any business, and adjourned
TO meet in Washington on Wednesday
next
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NEw YoRK, January l9.--The Ateam.
ships France, from Havre, Balaria, from
Liverpool, and Ethiopia, from Glasgow,
have arrived.
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100000 FIRE.

New YoRK, January IS. - The Fur,
Straw and Hat Factory OF Wm. Heath,
on Hall street and Park avenue, Brook.
ly, burned tonight; damage to stock,
and adjoining house $780,.
600; partly insured.
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THOSE COVETED rELEaRAMs.

The Executive Committee Of Western
Union Telegraph Company has been re.
leased from subpGnas recently issued by
the Committee on Powers, Privileges and
Duties Of the House, in counting the
electoral vote, which command the Sen.
ate Committee on Privileges and Elec.
tions have appointed Subcommittee
to arrange for receiving from President
Orton, the anxlously awaited kilograms
Many Of them are already in Washington
and others are being forwarded as soon
ma fOunl
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WAsnTSoroN, January 19.-Thc res.
ignation of W. J. Murtagh, as n member
OF the Police Board, has been accepted
by the President and Ira G. Kimball ap.
pointed 10 succeed him. .fF
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kCIIucky Asks the Adoption Ol
Joint Committees Report. &.

LOUISVILLE, January l0.-The follow.
ing petition, signed by prominent citizens
and business men generally, irrespective
Of party, including Gen. $. Il. Buckner
and ex.secrctary Bristow, has been sent
to Washington:
LoUIsvILLE, January IS, 1877.
Hon. Henry WdHcrson and other Represcn.
tatires and Senator's in Congress from Ky :
DEAR SRs: The undersigned see with
satisfaction tho probable agreement be.
tween the two Houses in the settlement
OF the vexcd Presidential question. The
plan as agreed on by the Joint Committee
OF the two Houses as We understand it,
while not all We could desire
rs partisans, is patriotic and satisfac-
tory under the circumstances, and We
urge It's immediate adoption as means
Of settling the dangerous question, quiet
ing the excitement throughout the land,
and fastening return TO that confidence
so much needed by all the material in
terests of the country.
Signed by Gen. S. B. Buckner, Ex.Sec.
rclary Bristow and others.
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The Senate Railroad Committee have
had under consideration to-day Senator
Gordon's bill for the settlement Of the
Treasury accounts with the Pacific Rail.
road, and have so amended II as to re-
quire the company to start sinking
fund at once with 81 100000 paid in, and
not less than $7500O0 annually until the
whole amount is paid with interest at 0
per cent.
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BosToN, January l9.-The Murdock
testimonial entertainment at the Boston
Theatre this evening netted $3,4O0.
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PITrsDUEaH, January I9.-PetroIeum-
Quiet; crude 81 Il, at ParkePs; refined
2G9lc, Philadelphia delivery.
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Good News for Bows and Girls,

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POLITICAL NOTES.
sam qtnIIotling lor Ncnn1or.

sPRINuFIErD, ILL.,, January 1O.-On
the thirteenth ballot Logan had 90,
Palmer 81, Anderson 0, Davis 4, ITaines
., Parish !. Total 2O2i necessary to a
choice l02. TstEIN N4. -H
The fourteenth ballot was the same IA
the thirteenth. On the fifteenth Ander-
son got one more and Davis one less, the
others remaining unchanged.
The sixteenth ballot was the same as
the preceding. On the seventeenth I.o.
gan had 90, Palmer 81, Anderson IS,
Haines ., and Parish l..
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Janury l0.-Jas.
+. Bailey was elected United States Sena.
tor for the short term, to-day, on the 73d
ballot. The vote stood, Bailey So, Key
3S, Bates Z.
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BosroN, January l9.--The fifth joint
ballot for United States Senator occurred
to-day. AT the conclusion Of the ballot.
ing, lIoar lacking but few votes Of
election, the interest became intense.
The successive changes that ensned were
from Boutwell, TO lloar and from Rice to
Boutwell,, the Democrats remaining solid
for Abbott. The vote, as finally an.
nounced, stood as follows: Whole mum.
ber OF votes, 27S; necessary to u choice,
l39; lIoar l46, Boutwell, AZ, Abbott G9,
Rice 10, Bullock ., Seelcye 1, Paul A.
ChadbOurnc /. '-"a.
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LATER I

The loss by the burning OF the German
Orphan Asylum, last night, is about $780,.
600. Another child, VIM. Renner, Is
missing; II is feared he was burned.
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5000 8 e !; Il 9: : !; (: 3E;;;; =; :; =:
day right In their own localItca.
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In need Of paying work at their bone, should
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ILLIClr SPIRITS.

ALlASlk sIlhll6s
The Commissioner of Internal Reye-
nue. having, by letter, called the attention
OF the Secretary to the extensive manu-
facLure Of illicit spirits in certain South.
ern States, and the difficulty OF enforcing
the Revenue laws there, the subject was
considered in the Cabinet meeting to-day,
having been presented by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and the letter received the
following endorsements:
Referred TO the Secretary Of War, who
will please have the commander Of the
troops 10 The States referred 70 inAtruc-
ted 10 give all the aid necessary TO enable
the revenue officials to perform their dn-
ties, and TO arrest the violatois Of the
revenue laws. p
(Signed) U. s. GRANT. 5
January 10, 1877: no a-. s.a. a., g
Respectfully referred to the General Of
the Army, who will issue such instruc.
tons to the commander OF the Depart
ment OF the South as will carry out The.
purpose Of the Presidents endorsement
[signedl I'D. CAMERON. 4
VI "a Secreidvy Of Var.
illPG Department, january 10, 1877. q
FOR THE BENEFIT OF WOMEN LAWYERS
The House Committee on the judiciary
agreed to-day 10 report the following
bill: l..f| llI0 .
BE il enaeica, ,cc., That any woman who
shall have been a member Of the bar Of
the highest Court Of any State or Terri.
tory or Of the Supreme Court Of tho
District Of Columbia for the space Of
three years and shall have maintained a
good standing before such court and who
shall be person Of good moral character
shall, on motion, and production Of such
record, be admitted 10 practice before the
Supreme Court. NJ 3HWl f, 7tf19 g
OPINIONS on THE rLAN OF THE JOINT COM.
MtTrEE,
The plan Of the Joint Committee for
determining the Presidential question
continues to be the prominent theme Of
conversation. Apart from the gentlemen
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, January 1O.-The amour,
Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank oI
England on balance, to-day, is eSO,00O.
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Augustus Wheeler, Manager of the
Western Union Telegraph office Of Salem,
Oregon, arrived here to give. testimony,
relative to any kilograms which may
have prssed in connection with Watts
Electoral case.
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Augustus Wheeler, Manager Of the
Western Union Telegraph office Of Salem,
Oregon, arrived here TO give. testimony,
relative to any kilograms which may
have prssed in connection with Watts
Electoral case.
INVESTIGATING THEMIssIssTPPI ELECTION.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, continued taking testimo.
ny in relation to the election in Mississ-
ippi.
Merrimen L. Howard, (colored), of
Fayette, Jefferson county, Miss, testified: {:
lie has been magistrate, member OF
the Mississippi Legislature, and was
three times elected Sheriff OF Jefferson
county, but before he had served the
whole Of his third term the Office
was declared vacant by the County
Board OF Supervisors, and Democrat
was chosen in his place; he testified to
numerous instances in which intimida-
ton had been used TO prevent the color
cd Republicans from holding their polit-
ical meetings, and threats made upon
their lives by armed Democrats. Wit
ness left Mississippi four days before the
last election, as he considered his life in
danger, he is still afraid he would bekill-
ed should he return to his home at Fay
ette. I.a.m gl-l
Mr.. Richard, colored lawyer from
Claiborne county, testified to the exis-
tance OF the armed organizations OF the
Democrats where he lives, and stated that
Mr.. Lynch, colored member Of Congress,
attempted TO address the Republicans Of
Claiborne county ut Port Gibson, and on
that day the town was filed with armed
Democrats; that Lynch was told by some
OF the Democrats that he could speak, but
they should give him the lie il he said
anything the Democrats did not endorse,
Lynch did not speak, but left Port Glib.
son in company with witness for fear Of,
bodily narm. Witness stated that fully
onc'third Of the voters Of Claiborne coun.
ty were denied registration by fraudulent
means; the Republicans OF that county
being thoroughly intimidated. Election
day passed oifquietly in Claiborne county.
W. d. Gibbs, a lawyer, Of Yazoo coun.
ty, testified that he was candidate for
Presidential Elector at the late election
in Mississippi on the Democratic ticket.
He canyassed ten counties and made po-
litical speeches in them all. He claimed
that the great change in the vote Of Mis-
SiSsippi since 1872 was caused by a
change OF political sentiment among the
colored voters. lie had heard that in
timidation had been resorted to in that
State to influence voters, but lie never
saw anything Of the kind himself. ..u
Ad djOurned. H. NJ
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Quo RIVER
FARM FOR SALE.

Tho Farm Oi Edmund IiSss. deceased, foot Of
Long Beach, Pleaslnis covhty, West Virginia, SIX
miles above st. Marys ~iil be sold on the pren-
50, under his Will. At public auction, On March
10th, at . Pm.
This Is very desirable property, containing 80
aces, 80 acres river bottom, 10 Rcns PASTURE and
$50 acres llll land heavily tImbcred. 4 good Brick
Dwelling House and excellent springs Of water on
the premises.
TERNs;-One-ihlrd Oash In hand, and remainder
In annual payments.
ROBERT II. BROWSE,
JAMES c. HoLDREN,
iaitW ETPcutnFa