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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
TIE CoNMERCE OF 1870.

To the Editor or Ihc TrtbHHe.
SIR: have been much interested III TO
Encouraging Slowing. OF ,he commerce o. ls'' -
published IN yon. yalblc paper In the imports a Ico'
are the letters " L. :" twice and IN lie ,xoris 10
same letters. Va. yoa 0D!sc me hy syius what 'r'
stand furi ID T. -
Ne,r- Ork, March 10. 1877.
THE letters referred TO mean No, ELSEWHERE
Specified. In tho import table the first mles %
WOODEN goods no; specially named, aud the other -
all imports not specially designated by name.--hHi
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more time previous TO the departure of trains to get in
their correspondence II this Young man OK tle de
pot this postal card addressed 10 fresiuen,
HAYES also why there WIS no posth
mark on IT, as Il into the Post-Omoe very
resuectfuIy T.. Il. STEPHENS. Z. NJ.
BinghdBiton, N. T., March 10, 1877
send you this letter a matter of justice to MI
s,,,,hena r. NJ. ANDERSON.
Trenton. N. j., March IS, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

present timepieces could have the additional hour
marked the dias in small figures inside the present.
numerals, II desired though in most cases wouid %
Unnecessary the hour for the latter half OF the day
could be easily asceraned by adding twelve 70 e nour
indicated by the mepicce This plan would also DC
long In the direction Of standard time for the World
which. in the rapid progress Of Geographic eolnpunc
On with all parts Of the world, VIII be required at no
very distant day much standard time FOR our own
country. j. L. Z.
BrOOklu March TO- 1877.
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DETECTIVES NOT WANTED.

SIR: VIII you allow me to ask the Police
Commissioners why sulwell, Doyle, Reilly, and others
the detectives fOnd to be in completely with thieves and
robbers should be assigned to guard after their especial
manner our families and honest Why should they not
ply their trade as wei with house breakers as sneak
fhieyc,l We OF the precincts To which they have been
detailed ernphntcay protest against the guardianship
of the degraded detectives. III they be
sing Sing let them at least he dismissed from the service
Ystc- York, March 10. 1877. X.
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AN EXEMPLARY OFFICER NEEDED.

TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: Teacher" in yOur issue of the 10th
inst calls attention to the approaching election of the
superintendent OF Public Instruction and makes nomi-
nation II very unfortunate that the educators OF the
State have decisive voice in the selection OF the chief
representative OF the educational interests OF the State
He CERTAINLY should be refined. cultivated. Christian
gentleman, and one whose deputy and subortinatos
should be OF the same character. Unfortunately the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

"A more snned against than SHINING, are contemplaonS
which transport the soul with sympathy ana anrato'
Well NAV Ophelia bewa the ruin that wrecks Them DOM;
Surrendcring All the promise and ardent aspirations OF
carly manhood and royal rank he suffers the just WIN
the unjust aud pcrishes the innocent with tne guy
THESE All invest Hamlet with the interest OF tnousiiu
heroes And all, aud through all Booth tue hcar
nate ideal OF the great master one lrVouhtalIy OK
claims Behold the man ~ L H. M
A,lr York. March 3, 1871
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WORK AND FOOD.

To the EdifOr or rae Trtbbhe.
SIR: | have been much interested, IA eou''
mon doubtless with all thinking people III yo"' w."
spondents' suggestions regarding the duty o. "a,
munity in reference 10 paupegisn. But while '' w.
quoted by "Obserycr" may Ia some eases be apD'Sy
would suggest another often lost sight OF but wgv
OF attention: " IL any would work, neillei su0"'
eat"
. Pktiadeiphia March 10, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

Legislature frequently makes selections entirely ina.
prOpriate, and sometimes disgTacefui OBsypvnnnsp
Albany, March 10, 1877.
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THE CHEMICAL RAY PARTLY INSTRUCTED BY II
WHITE GLASS BETTER AN UNSATISFACTORY
, 1877-02-24

WABIf1NoToN, D. C., Feb. aa-The Commit
tee on tho Powers, Privileges, and Duties Of tho
House had belore thc,i again tlIe morning
Patrick J. Kennedy, Of Louisiana. lie SAID
TINT Gov. Wells 1n interviews With him never
hvll out the view or made the impress
sion upon hia mind TINT he wanted any
saoney or wanted to do anything corrupt.
Witness admitted ho had conversations
with Frederick Heath, ". j. Deiacey,
o, E. Heath, +. J. Brown, John 4. Brown, and
other members III tho Pnrkxrsl Legislature, aud
sought ~ Induce ttlen to conu OYER lur tcls days
10 tile kiclulis Legislature, sAyiux they would
hs p4il their per dicn and !nilea.c, which
would smnunt to ale,at 500. H. knew of none
ot the lllent*4s Ut the Packard Legislature With
whom lls had vouycFstd Oh this subject coming
over to the Nichols Legislature except one
lialnrI Fardcu, who was Il loor tuau.
The Louisiana Committee Ut the House lIAs
agreed to rcpurt u bill recognizing the Nichols
Euses1uneut tOr thxt Htxte.
placllARGkp.
TIC Senate Committee OIL Privileges and
Eleetlnls haya discharged uli tho Witnesses
brought AeSe to tcattfY IN regard u thc Ala
ba,na election, aud Will trmorEuw discharge tho
ren.aIuing witnesses from Alss!ssippi.
, 1877-02-24
LOUISIANA.
ARTICULATION IN NEW uRLnAN8,

Ep&csdi DtspdtcA to 1n& 7tfbHAs.
New ORLEANS, Feb. &.-IIayes' Southern
policy continues to b. tic principal topic OF in
forest here. Tie Demncrats speak confidently
Of Hayes fairness md his desire to deal Justly
By the South, and declare their bclIot Tint he
will either recognize Ntcholts' Government or
allow matters 10 tako tlc!r own courae, ID which
event they arc confident that they could sooll
dispose Of Packard. They have to-day sent an
other representative to Gov. fIuycs, In tho per-
son Of Col. ucorgc A.. Blscrilau, biston
Wilmer havinR already gono. RcrublIc-
ans scout tho ideA Of Hayes doing other
wise than recognizing Packard. Thuy say Haycs
u.tl Packard arc III tho Ban,e boat, aud, even II
Hayes were NJ, disposei, which they deny, ho
could mt consistently say that Nichols waa
Governor OK Louisiana anu he rlghtfully elected
President. So far as the Influence Of
CERTAIN so-uALtEp REPUBLICANS
Is concerned who aro working against tho rccog-
nitiun Of Packard, llry say Col. George A.
Sheridan, cA. Ocorge ". Carter, Jndgu A. D.
slounakrr, and 7. Il. g. plnchbatk have no ihflu-
enco whatever In tho Republican OF any other
paty In Louisiana, aud could not Obtain
tue Presidency of ward club here.
THO anmu1 nf that whole ring
was dtscloscl tt, 1nchbaeL's recent
action, where he negotiated for u trade Of three
Senators to tho Nichols Lcglslutuxe. Tho
other PARTIES na1ncl arn partlsaus uf pinchback.
They ehoula not, and probably vii! not, havc
mitch. .in0ucncs On Gov. liayc4. Gov. Packard
10 cuuldeut OF ultimate KtlGcsy.
, 1877-02-24

looked around "1laycs has Oregon" said the
ruporter. !" Tho newss,ovs arc CRYING 'Tildcn
elected" WAS the reply: "That Is us'1ouht.
ctlly bogus dispatch. THn TnsBrSn has one
direct, aud tho three votes nrc to t,e counted
for Hayes" swell, expected 1t ALL the while"
Officials and businessmen having expressed
their views, the reporter aceostcd j. II, Nc.
said he, "nny one might have known Il would
have gone that wav / Ind no doubt hltout IT,
Tom Gallagher Was ca'tuht on the wing and
snld: " Ton couldn't expect anything elec."
pic, I,t, As they ring the changes on at Is ali
right" "Just as expected" etc., It is not nec-
ees.ry to civc their names. Every Republican
was, 1T course we'll pleased, and the Cunscrva-
tive Democrats wcrc giad because there Was
prospect Of ending tho muddIc, and thus bring
about revival Of business. Scarcely any OF
the war Bourbons could be found.
, 1877-02-24
JOUnDAN. i,
he Is DISCHARGED Ftt0M CONTEMPT.
a.t~f u a.. da,IkNaa

tpFrt1l kHpQsCA 10 1a& 4Tp"HA
WAsnN0ros, u. e., Feb. 23.-Conrad N.
Jour.!an, Cashier Of the Third National Bank Of
New York, was brought before the Senate to-
lny under arrest Is contunacious witness.
1tc Was summoned some time ago to appear be-
fore the Committee u, PrIviIegcs and Elections,
and To bring With him m abstract OF tho ac-
count Of Saf,.,c1 j. Ttldcn with the bank from
tho 1st day Of juno to tue lst day pf February.
Whom served with the subpoena, ho informed
the puty-Sergoantat-Aru that ho should
not obey It, and he paid no attcn.
to TO It until tho Senate ordered
bis nrrcst, and then liz tclegraphcd
that he would he on at once, and came forth"
with to Washington to anticipate the officer
sent for hint. After ho arrived ho Nas' taken
bcforo the Committee, and
REFUSED TO ANswEH
any questions until he had consulted with
counsel In his reply to the charge OF contempt
matio to the Senate to.dny. he took the ground
that tic books and papers Of the Dank were not
in his possession, but In that Of tho President,
Ellis, md, further, that he had no right to an.
swcr my questions concerning them unless
permitted to do 80 BY. a council OF tho
Directors. A long and rather absurd debatc
arose over tho question of wl,othor he was IN
contempt fol. not obcying the subpoena 0nly. or
for tho additional offunsc Of refusing to testify.
THREE itouRs wERE WASTED
in va.ueless talk on this subject. Finally, tho
wttucss having stated that he was ready to m.
swar my proper questions, To was discharged
from arrest OIL account Of tho contempt ln not
appearing, and l,andsd orar to tho Committee
Tor further examination. It Is understood that
he will pcrstst In refusing 10 glvo any informa.
t!on In rcgars! 10 Tflden's accounts.
The proceedings against this wttness appearto
Indicate that Gov. TiIden's rcccnt letter rcpu'
dating the arrangement by which any furthes
iuqulsiton was tU bo nude into Its expenditures
IL taken u. warraatfng renewal Of hostl1lticB on
the RcDutlfcau side,
, 1877-02-24
MIR, TILDEN,
Ac1psE VIEW or THE UNHAPPY MAN.

opfc1at nH4patea 70 1hs lroaas
NEW loRK, eep' .st'-Af. i1loan p'ayeo tna
role Of witncsa ia tie Boody suit to-day. He
did not see1 to take to tho part, was III At casa
=. INV oct,r. mn, r,t ,hc rattencr ri lin
.s.. .~s. m m. ~ tt.S,'s :Ss,,s'1
cool1 10 se's9o teo'@ 11e "aa oo'" ~. Wunns n'a
unwilling, ana Tu1y "lsplciou1. 1hu laltef
feature was so marked that tho examining
Iawvur took palua to assure l,iu, mono of his
,t,3s,,,. ,-onf h. ,,..,t ,c.,n.t him f., tha IA.
seue"ee YUM w nssa "'.r ~ a. '"o ~
come h1 or rn'sfoaa sults. lnero "ero
several sharp passages, Ar. 1!don saJng
he did not sec the retvynncy 'of
tha ,n,.ttop. in.t..d NJ anrx.rtnp Il. ann IN.
0,s.s ~ -. s,a.. ~ tn a-r,,saa t.aa' ..n,r
penln9 70 Ain .outt 20 w eAasoa 1'o" HP'!'
Ing. Judge sedEaNtck trrated Alm as no would
CHILD, frequently ronasking, In his mild man
nor. MNov. Mr.. tYltieu. ntoa,a keen tn tha
-h...,a
question, aud DO not Introduce 10 mitch outs'ds
matter" Thls had little effect however.
TIE TtrNnss PERSISTED IN uls oAaau14Ty,
cnfnr into aIsru.sioa. wbosa nurno,o saemed
s.e,.'s' '".o -. h,..s..,t -. go ~.
70 pc ucal1o W set nln'seu nsht oeioFo tn'
pcopls tn rnsurd to ha transactions IN the suit.
liability for which he had escaped
l,y p,eadtur the stxtuto Of ltnlts-
.ior. H. avx, trIed tn eaos IN nm
a,-.., s.oI -. .,..a,zs 49,. z.s4,,tss n.y.. -
, 1877-02-24
ILLINOIS Ku1kLUx.
G,lkeihl klttil1fSh Ia M IfihtiAS .

MpnrnrsaoRo, ILL.,. Fsb. 23.-Tls Weathcr1y
trial WA Ia progress to-day, and moved along
nicely until The former iallctmept Of three
counts was introduced ~ evidence. WeatheEly
was convicted on ono Of the counts, aud SEN
fenced to the Penitcntiary for four years. Tho
counsel for tho dcicuso claim tho prisoner eau.
nut be tried for tho 1amo oifeuse the second
tine. Thu case will b. probably g!ven to tue
Jury to-laurr0w about noon. Judges Alleu and
1AHlna are tho prosecuting sttorneys. LawycFn
St0pAans, 8mtth, aud White defend tbs case.
II creates considerable excitement, the court
room being filled ali tho DAY.
, 1877-02-24

Carnnrvon wero laid baforc tho Houho asking
the Province to retoRnlzc the principle D! money
equivalent for the island Ra'lwav, and c1press~
Ing tho beltsf that work on tho main line will
BIS opened in tho spring. Ths dispatch has tho
efTrct 70 quiet the separation sentiment. Tho
Colpnt.t Is confident Tint the Antt-Senarattontat
arc in tho majority, anil anticipates no further
troublc Unless tho railway contract Is rcpu1lat-
"a By Canada,
, 1877-02-24

DEApwoop, n. r., Feb. 23.-Weducsday even.
Ing Ut q: 30 o'clock smalt laul OF Indians ualo
III attack gu speardsh City. snal! mining toxn
near this place. About hundred shots wers
exchanged. None of the miners vera injured,
owing to tbs darkness. The damsxe dona 10
tlle lndiuus Il unknown. Last night Boughson's
bard pf e4ttir, which ! party Of armed giilz4ns
we're again driven OF BY Indians from tie fAl4u
Bottom nlniuK reElnu.
, 1877-02-24
TIE REMEDY
70 ~ APPLIED IN Taa EyEaT or PHRSlsTENr
FlIIHU3THAIEu.
EIIHV3 NHINNs
HEAcfd{ E4an1tck In fha ftfhuHA

Rpedoi hapateh fo 1ns 7>sbun4-
WAkn1Na1nH, y. T., erb. :48-fhore is reason
for feeling confident to-ngat that any eonspIra-
cy to tilIbusttr Hayes out u tho Presidency will
fail Tho Republicans In the Sonate believe
Tint the Eemrly lies In tho lan1s Ut their pre-
siding oi,lccr, and do rot doubt that he Will use
It II tho necessity artses. On Saturday, tha I'll
of March, II tho count bo not completed. aud II
the cpnsplrators Mu in full career oi llIbuster-
lug, 80 thAt II Is Impossible luF tho Joint Con-
rentlon 10 reasse1nbls, the President Of ths Sen.
ute will seud noties to tho H6use that, lnas.
snurh - that body persists ia
NuLL1sYlsu THE ELECTORAL Law
and declines to receive the sonate for tho pur-
pusc OF executing the Constitution and laws,
xnd proceeding With tho count OF ths Electoral
votes, hs holds il IL be his duty to open tte re-
m2lninK certificates rs hs Il expressly cunl-
1nanded to 10 BY the Constitution, and, further,
that lle xlll perform that duty In tho Senate
Chamber tint AFTERNOON. Ne will conclude his
communication by requesting tue unase to A.
teud At tbs Aous palurd. Tbs Republicans IN
tile House, and such Democrats as oppose tho
lawless plot ui tho reyolution!sts, will como
over aud wituess tho count. Any attempt to
obetruet It ln tlls Seuatc
WILL NE PIT DOWN
- out ot order. There are duplicate tallyaheets,
ono Ut which l. In possession Vt the Houze
tellers aud the other In that Of the Senate
tcl!ers. All the unopened certificates are In thc
possession Of tho President ot the 5enate, and
any Of then, that may be uiicounted when tho
1llltuster!ng begins will remain. In hta custody.
All that will huYe " bs ions to complete the
count will b. for lin to open them aud hand
them to Tho tellsrs, who will enter the votes
they certify upon the tally.sheet. Ths couut
will then
BE OFFICIALLY RECORDED,
and the 6ual result dcnultely skcesta1ued and
declared II bc Objected that the proceeding
Il illegal BECAUSE Tic President of tla Seaate haa
uo right to count the votes, 1t will be answered
that hs does uot count them, but nerely open.
the certificates, as he IL bounu 10 do, and band!
them to ths tellers, who mako the count iu a.
coFd2ute with law. The f4ct that The two Hous&
tel'crs rc1usc 20 attend and proauve thu dupli
Gata tall .hest cannot be he'll to iAsalllAsa th'
ttsuaxeuon. Auy chafgo sts! lhs ElprtorI IN
, 1877-02-24
PA1t1}ONED.
Enecfdl hu1lek 10 I14 IytbuH4.


ST. LOUIS, Feb. G}.~-WillaHl o. Avery, re-
Gently partoncd by the President from tic Mis-
sourt Pcnltentiary, to which ha l,ad been sen
fenced for alleged completely IN tlu Whisky
Ring, arrived ln the city thls morning, bearing
u pardon from the President Iur ono Valentine
Burke, convicted bcforc tho United states Dis
trict Court In st. Louis In 1871 for counterfeit
Ing. and sentenced to fifteen years' imprison-
1ncnt III tho Missouri Penltcntiary. Col. Avery
presented the pardon fnr recori At the oleu Ut
tAe United States Circuit Court. He Will
lcAyo for JclFtrson with tho pardon To-
morrow morning, when Durko will DO liberated.
ra "a ons ~ mott a. s1inals N te
country, aud has brought great Influence to
bcur to secure his release. Ills conduct whie lii
the TenitcntIary has been exemplary.
, 1877-02-24

nFstse7 t99*Vss'1H " s"R Ivs"~s
JANEsylLLg, VIE, Feb. st.-Ono Of tho most
daring robberias which has ever been perpe-
tratcd IN thk city occurred last eycniag shortly
utter . o'clock, at tho towe|ry stoEe Of George
Iioru. lie went to supper. lockipg the store,
ami was goue uh0ut llall IN hour, and returned
to lind hls showcases utmost completely Quilted,
About ftb0 worth Of gools were taken, consisting
Of watches, Eipgs, etc. ~ usual, no clcw to the
robbery.
, 1877-02-24
CONKLING,
HAS uE ooNa ovua TO TuE Ha1xYi

: eFsc79t Dk1F3RaeA 70 I'M 3FpeA
WARRINGTON, u. C., Feb. M-The ar u full
Of fuuuss about Senator Conkl!ng. Tho report
that hc was closet<l In his commlttee-nom
With Speaker Randall yesterday Is eou1rmrd,
aud, while soule Of Lis friends assest that tue
consultation was solely In regard TO soine pa9'l-
Lug railroad legislation, tho Senator's equiroal
pYhtoa On Lhe Presidential question IuAkcs
most Republicans skeptical sb4at the truth al
, 1877-02-24
UNAUTHORIZED.
AZ ARTICLE IN THz "oHlo sTAIs IouRNAI-h
6peadl ptspoteA 10 IAs IftAans.

st,,c,al y,t,noteA IN ~ 7tfbuas
w4sn.so1os, b. G., Feb. &3-A copy Of tho
Ohio Stats Joarna! Of yesterday, published At
Columbus aud rcccisrd hers today, contained
m editorial Leader on .@e Louisiana ' aaea'oa'
IN which decided mediatory policy WA ad-
vocated. 1t WA stated in Il that
in condition Of rebellion ever
sinre The 14th of Septtmhcr, 1874, n1u1 urred
sn1 .,,ststn lin, hy ia M ~ ths ,nI,,tar;
This artc'es published as It was At Coy.
supposed to reflect In some degree at
1sas. HI. onnoo ss WA Fsn1sa ens ,ss the
-. os 81" .".1 IT,. @.I ..s -. asa.
etemsnt n aM Alarm , hans s. .. sns sast,sa", e con-
in the polley they have adopted by assurances
they had received from Hayes friends, we're
greatly shaken In their confidence In Tho
Prrsidcnt-elcct, and wcro almost ready to
,o,,. r. u4nns wrrt, rnr y., tr,,srxn4
,,,c., thsv ~ vcrc ...nrca Tint cov. uavr. va.
u'e"e s"e! "u.. a' a.. ssa.s
10 no may fesponslnso ios Inc senuu'elts sooFo
referred To. Iu order to ascertain tho fatta con-
ccrnlug this article, Stanley Matthews, Charles
E,.,sr o,,, eY.f1nv rchnienn. az ohio. xcnt
.ha fo1,oxinr ,'isnntrh ~. satc,nno,,, and ~
cct1e4 the ausxef tl,at 4 appended The core-
spollaenee e1p1aihs 1Issat' .....
H GsMix. cni..hnt' d Tns, !s,nf. JoTrsnf of
1c.eni.yyws inaustrIousy circulated this mnsnlnQ
.n ~ ~ n,n .s n,a,s ~ t.En rcr.s Iii
to.morroW, sapportcd by IN almost solid Demo.
q IT, :ttes ~ EoS'4@, Sa o1 T.
HsYcs M to soaeet hs potey, '''1 v "o''
9IAHahn nn;n' Z, TFosTrh'' Fo.Trh'
.,-,,.aa.s nmxS@@' '''A"'
, 1877-02-24

Don't spend yout noney foollshly IA 'n1ib y, b
foolish !n la1rer expenditures. For ln,.saiHi' i.
!hs Hatat u to!lss eapa. Dy p3tthia.,,ass ~ nost
thst esa b. ranufsctatsd, I'D tho lsost teons te.s
lo&l, fos n guss maEh fuahar than t.s op!s nI!ss
secuted soaps. tAst come 70 III With R.sssN
lAbsts, Ind 1sv really hui walled scpuacsa'
, 1877-02-24

Hp%ad} UtE0lck 70 4nS 1F{53HA
BLooMla0Tos, ILL.,, Fcb. es3-rAo Grand Jury
Of Mclean County adjourned to-day, utter
two weekA' session Ut hxrd work. They found
sixty indictments, ranging FROM petty Larceny TO
deadly assault: rLEeo indictments s1s returned
taking u nudc photographs, heretofore nlen-
tIoIlcd iu Tue TRIBUNE.
, 1877-02-24

6pK,NarsEtp, ILL.,, Feb, %:3.-Gov. Cullon To-
lary at the last August fern ot tue Henderson
County Court, and sentenced to tho Psniten-
tiary for ono year. The pardon was Issued OH
thu Recommendation Of Juilga A., q. Smith,
Seuator S:ott, the Sheriff, prosecuting Witusss,
4Eal number Ut iu1ors.
, 1877-02-24
QRnWMEl.

Kpsctal DLpo.cA 10 1at 1ttbuRA
ToLNpo, o., Feb. 9.-At uoon to-day two
toys, usmsd Wolduger aud rt1ilnKham, aged u
ycars each, wero drowue1 at s{sumee, eight
milcs south Ut here by breaklug through tho Ice
u,.on tho canal.
, 1877-02-24

--~---
- ---.---,
ter4ated calls o{ the roll. This can be done bY
pne-Njth Of the members OF tho Senate: Inc
Yates Of tho 1Ionsc during the past month nave
shown from 2sl 70 $50 members present. ara
eity-asc members viii therefore be needed to
force a roll-call. -,
Hewitt, upon leaving tho cAucus-roon1. eala
10 friend: HIt Is ait over with US now"
THE Caucus.
y ~ HfsstFn Asfeaa1fa 9,.a - f711 7tr,a, 4h,a
W1sH1sofo*t H. t.' feH. - - '." sn .nst
hNsnoone inlotma.Ion aeAche hsg LIZ t;c,drt; nnor
Counting tha oregon vote for aye; and ~ Wheel.
e. I'll %N'e e1s | 4 is I .s +
BIC majority oenS 10 ilo!a ea"s1s aha,fd H. ~ -.
announcement OF such decision snou'o ''o f."
Dnect5 t ,ritt.r s ia rcmnrrste 10
. o. ~ .T ~ .e1M .',+,,a.s ~ hnf1inc cAt,cns,
a no' Iii III ~ iscon ricare;i al ali others
ns.,,rn nnss. az srsr r,lled lin mcotinr TO
nn1et. ia sajtl that he had been requested to
sueFest that Tho eaueu, adjourn y! 5:so TO-
ntS''t nSn ut tic roice Of The majority being il
favor Of continuing %4TaaSI ts
t".ar,.,,ior ,h.t in.mnrrnw motton he made In
teso'9fos ..a dne,t;nn the senatc tn meet Tho
tiooa T., 1o,nt romycntion At otclock m Nom
day, d1E'.'' III 'o''' e''' e''''' ' ~'' "
.na,r Tisat nntfnn 1,e msi1c IN thc ijunso
1,'iy Rn,e,s ~ r,sc, T., ioint srs,io,, 10
mor1nx A. s o,r1t~k for lie purposc Of proceed.
VIZ ~. W.nr..nnta,lre Nal nifcrcf ar, amen1-
r. tn.n .rhtns ncnrns nj stivs Enhr arrrntcd. tn
ths r7"rt ih,t aftcr thc two Houses ellnll have
.r.t IN {e,rt s.sslon ~ rerelrt thn decision Of
ths Ei.ctnrnl 1s rammission on i'm Oregon oilcs-
fion. and hhaU hnvc separated thereon tho
'uss an IA EARNEST a An AND rxo11ED piseu.sles
eueuGt1 ~ HH'~" .se ~ - ~
~ d ~" ,nrt}ctnatsd f.rnrinr dcIay iii Mon.
dar. A'"' f'' 't''
Representatives. Hill. Brown, Wiltshire, Has-
v,.on p,sI III Hnnse wero In fayor Of Inviting tic
unns, ~ ~. ,oot lii thn 1in,,sc tortnorrow for
M -n-,nss ~ % ~ contnuinr tho counting al tho
Ecrttnrs1 rot..
,nS Pcsin, d.iii"ratio,, IN ,icw al tho nprtanco
~ tho nnnstiona nresentei.
" Rsnrascntntiyo Ftcli also ,noke briefly, stating
be III hsd nIens,cl Two two bil1s, one providing forr
~ nan.t.t - ~ a. ~ rc,}icnt n thc Interval hc
ths TX ~ ~ NAH sn1 ttat linn: tbc ot;cr
Iii n.nSjdlnr = for nao rarranto nrocccdjnrs 10
that In rrsnccttvr contcstnuts for Tho TrcsI-
1nnrv aud viz. .Trcsttlcncv coul,f 20 hciore the
Ttnitsd s,s.e. s,nromo Tnurt and theTe nrcsent
tbeir elains to olsict. ~ r.
,,e tne ina AM to
s %tSs''. 4nu +nso,tio1 sc-o ,s;cctp@evcs
~ q: oA nocs' X te'''"'''' o''
~ "o r1osnlrt,o, ~ pc,rcscntatjvr s1rNat m
s,.i;a III ~ a"n..o ~ faent thc Hoar ~
tst1onF ts:o uandsy u sv. Wss thon ai'on,sd hv
"e~ 'A"y mar rI1 Tw1~rY s uh1na,ry,
m, rcaaons uirc,, hv sevcrsi Gentlemen who
o,a tras..,t y *" cs,,cus II, lii acisx werc
a., ~ Ta,.a p wan,sd In Fnr1hnr ,ino fnr rcfec.
tien .ns ~ n,enara nhiacttons tn Snnth f,arn,
iioa .nT -ni rther rasra
ds|ag ieft thc hall from lime to Ume before The
close Of the proceedings, ana olteFs ps1Fatelf
said NtfF mo AA1onrh1nGtlt tnat tncJ Noulu Hot
, 1877-02-24
BRITISH c0l,tMBlA.

SAN FRANclsco, Feb. IA Victoria dispatch
says Parliament WAS opened yeatert1av by the
Lihuteu21t-43oyeEnoE. ulspatcAss from Luxd
, 1877-02-24

Aaetaol N4i0kca q 3As 1,1baaf. =
RLooNMadoy, Ill. ~feh &-To-dsy sha1iH
Goodiieart arrested and loagcd IN tbs Mclean
County Jel Darwin Pstzrsou, wall.kuown
, 1877-02-24
thief i@ot Central Illinois, for hurg'nrlzng tho
residence Of william Dairtl, Of Shirley, aud
Robert Emmet and ,1ohn Sullivan, Of saYhYook.
for ceiling liquor Without license.
ADJUSTMENTS.
IIA|EllLTs9.

ITlAFENI4TsS.
"ta Jolio Paffnulcaso' ~ -was given last night
for the benefit Of Mrs. Oates. Tho house, AZ
on every evening ,dasr,1ng the appearance ot l,er
opera Svus well donc,-tho lively "Bruseanl-
billie song cliefttng enthusiastic encore. Ifoss
Aiehon was arch, 'E'ioriadt pretty, and to<adirs
very funny. Tho company makes its last a.,.
ptaranscs tI-daJ.-tho bill In the afternoon It,
Ing " La Eiltc 10 Madame Aneot," anil In tho
eveniuE, "rrial BY Jurr "and "Lca Bayar.ls,N