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SENATE WASHINGTON. January 81.

During the morning hour the Military Academy and
Fortlication Appropriation Bills called up, the
agreed 10, and the bills passed without discus
sion
The bill reported the Judiciary Committee. Gre
aiug sinking fund for tho hquuation OF the indebted
the Government by the Pacific Railroad Com
pany laid aside. The bill TO ratiy the agreement
with bands of the Sioux Nation OF Indians and
also with the Northern Arapahoe and Cheyenne 1ndi
ans. taken up with the understanding that It
should not displace the Paclfic Railway measure,
which should be called NJ at any time.
passage bill counting Electoral vote
Soon a second message received announcing that
the Speaker had signed the enrolled bill 10 DO delivered
to the President United Statee.
the Pacific Railroad OF July /. 1852 and de-
the relation OF the main line and ats branches
Referred.
The bill provides that the Union Pacific Railroad and
the Burlington ard Missouri Railroad shall share pro
rata with each other terms To be established by the
ton for this purpose he employ three experts
and otherwise obtain opinions and recommendations
calculated throw light upon the inquiry, The eN-
TO be patio by the railroad COMPANIES as liked by
Court compel observance of such regulations
he establish the subject
Mr.. Wight called up the senate bill TO extend for
the 10Th OF March next, the act esiab-
Passed. with amendment providing that nothing In
bill shall be construed to extend the time for
filing claims before said Commission, 20 enlarge ITS
jurisdiction. tn authorize the fling OF new claims.
The bill TO rat1fy the agreement with certain DSnds
of Indians and with the Northern Arrapahoe and
Cheyenne Indians, passed.
The Pacific Railroad Bill again called mp and read
at length when Mr.. Thurman, in charge OF the bill.
yielded for executive session. and when the doors
were reoDened the Senate adjourned.
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who voted no.
The question now REQUIRED the second resolution
ordering the wtnesses 20 before the special
Ditt tee OF which William r. Morrison L. cnairman, %
produce all statements of votes and tally Of
ylts, &C. aud REMINDING them 70 the custody Of the
Sergeant alarms.
The resolution was adopted. Yeas, 13S; nays 76.
The consideration was then resumed OF the bill au-
thorsng the Secretary Of the Treasury 20 $500
20 James b. EadS
Mossrs Blount and Clymer spoke in opposition the
amendment that be made In bonds end Mossra
Foster and conger IN favor, but the House. without
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01
sENATR. .WAeHrNeroN. Jannarr 2a.

Hon. Joseph E Bailey recently elected United States
senator nom Tennessee, took the oath OF ONCE.
Mr.. Window ted joint resontio OF the Mime
sofa lie Rslatue in the passage Of the House
bill IN regard to the remDnetSatOn OF silver and also
10 enable parties having silver bullon 70 have the
same coined at the mnts OF the United States without
reference 10 the amount IN circulation. Referred.
The Chair laid before the Senate from the
President of the United SIlee giving his for
approving the Elecroral Colnt Bill
AfJer NJ had been read MT Conkling said; II move
that this important aud message be printed and
lie on the table" Agreed TO.
The Chair also sld before Senate message from
the President, transmitting the proceedings Of tho
commission appoE ted to examine the whole subject OF
reform and cation in the army Of the United
States. Ordered printed and lie on the table
Mr. Sargent. from the Comhittee ON Privileges and
Elections submitted report OF majority OF the sub
committee, which fly made Investigation In
reeara To the late election In Florida Ordered printed
and lie on the table
He also gave notice that Mr. Cooper would present
report ON behalf Of the Minority Committee.
MI Robertson called up MI. GordOn's resolution. ac-
knowledging tho Hampton government an south
Carolina the legal government and made an
address supporting the resolution. He denied there
was Intimidation the part OF whites towards the
were deferred from ng Democratic ticket by
Republicans OF their own color.
Consideration Resumed Of unfinished business,
being the hll in regard t. the creation OF sinking fund
tor the settlement OF the indebtedness due from the Pa
citc kailroad Company, and Mr. Mitchell spoke In op
position.
Before Mr. Mitchell concluded his remarks yielded
for motion for executive which agreed
TO- and when the doors reopened tho senate adjourned
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HousE......WAsH1NaroN. JannarY Ed.

The following bills introduced and referred.
BY Mr.. Banning-FixIng the fo- the regular
meetings OF Congress Il provides thai the nrst Sos
SION OF every Congress shall beg1E tho 4th OF March,
BY Mr.. w. Il. MISUNDERSTANDING forfeited 10 tho
United lands granted Michigan for rail-
ruad purposes. and providing for the sale actual
settlers.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding a freight railroad COM
pany, from tldewater the Atlantic the Missouri
River
The morning hour having expired, the House
sumed the consideration OF the bill authorizing the
rotary OF the Treasury 10 paw James v. Hada.
structor of the ettes at the mouth of the issssppi
River, S5OO,oOO. The pending question Mr.
Buckners amendment directing the payment IN
United States bonds. Releoted- Yeas. s. nays 162.
The bill then went over.
message IRON the senate Informing the House that
the President had signed tho Electoral Compromise
Bill read, aud Mr.. Payne thereupou notice
that he would move, O'Clock Tomorrow that the
ouse proceed TO the election of I'VE members
Commission.
The House then adjourned and the Democratic caucus
was announced to take place immediately.
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A SIGHT 10 make angelo weep was that offered on
the Board OF Trade yesterday when q set OF false
teeth was PICKED up on the noor and. the owner
not having the courage 10 claim II, put up at
auction for the benefit OF tho Foundiing's Home.
The bidding was particularly brisk. each member
desiring to show that his ORGANS OF articulation
bad been preserved intact The imperfect man wAs
at last discovered, and the teeth returned 10 him.
-fChicaRO Tribune.
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NAYs

The Senate then. motion OF Mr.. Edmunds. ad-
tourned at 7:l5 M. unttl Friday noon.
The vote rejecting Aorton's amendment was fol
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

ALLFoURs seems 10 be the popular game on Ice
jnst The ice blockade AZ New York IL in
creasinR the FLOATING population" OF that city.
Tbree ferry boats crowded with passengers were
kept in the MIDDLE Of the river for two hours
Thursday 49,. Hr. CroBin's nose appears TO have
been of the great features OF the Presidential
cOntest.---- .Be1netfs Winding affair, and bis
subsequent eluding reporters, would
seem To be a illustration Of Hide and Seek"
drown gray In the rervice-letie r-carrters-
AN unwelcome addition 20 the Newton
Public Library WAS made lnst week, in tho shape
it "ouf," however. The best uniform for horse
oonduciore-untf0rm p0liteucss. Toe snow
banks have GONE into iqmdauon.-iBoston Com
meTcial BuIlelin.
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Seven Democrats and seven Republicans were ab-
sent, namely: Messrs King Collins, Egbert Wiggin-
ton. Lord. Hayes. Bass, Stevens, Cason Philips, Of
Kansas, Schumacher, Odell. Ross and Wheeler.
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PRED. GRACE. the celebrated English cr1ckefsr
had narrow escape from death recently. while
hunting. His horse took fright and ran away. and
Mr.. Grace headed hun for high wall In hopes
that tbis would check him; but tie horse fried the
jump, killed himself and hurt his rider severely.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

ROBERT IT, BERDELL has sued his divorced wife
for $50 900 worth OF personal property which abe
took from his house after the shooting OF Wisner
Murray. Berdell admits that most Of the articles
now claimed given by him TO his wife M
presents but alieges that he dld not at that time
contemplate the possibility OF her leaving him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

SIDNEY, Australia, has iis hoodluma, who no
about In gangs OF twenty or thirty. break street
lamps maltreat policemen. tear down fences and
sign boards sssanlt and hustle qalot folks at high
noon and ptsetace theft and robbery. They are 10
eaIly known "lafrikinA"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

Congress this bin proposed give t. n this bill
passed constitutional provision the subject was
gone forever, and Congress would become grand Ma
tonal Returning Board from this forward until the
people destroyed IL Its would make Congress
Returning Board with all the
and of the excuses of the Re-
turning Boards of the STATES. another objection
TO the bill WIS., that The members OF this Commission
were not to be appointed by the President and con-
rmed by the Senate but were TO be appointed by the
two houses. which Mt variance with the Constitu
ton Another objection to u was that IL empowered
these official Dersonages to take whaJever Jurisdiction
they were emitted TO have In other words they were
v1ted TO into the field Of the Constitution and laws
TO browse wi TO construe them for themselves and
TO take whatever powers suited them.
Another objection 10 the bill that Ii would be IN
the power Of the Commission and OF the two houses to
prevent any result whatever II one party were not
it might resort to objections TO debate and TO the sep
eratioB OF the houses until the time passed when
the votes shall then be counted" There would be
then" left
Mr.. Hoar asked whether there was more nkeli-
ho9d Of the houses refusing to discharge their
duty than there Of the President of the Senate
fusInE discharge his.
Mr. Garfield replied that the great difference was
that the President Of the Senate could be removed
within hour. while there way punish q
Legislative body for not performing its duty.
In conclusion he suggested that OF the present
should try TO shoot Niagara" and leave the
whirlpool to their children. lApplause.l
The House. at IL O'Clock, adjourned till tomorrow
10 O'Clock.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORR.-

Port OF NETWORK .-..--.-----------..FTB :.
CLEARED.
Steamship Algeria (Br watson, Liverpool via Queens
town &. 6. FIanCklyn - ,.u,..-. 49,. .
steamship AIgieTa. Hawthorn Ne"Orea"S DoIe''
te.nsip Benrfartor Jones' MOrehead City and lining
ton n O. W1n. e. ClyGe \ Co. .,-
Steanqnip Gen Barnes. Cheesemar, Savannah hurrfT,
Ferns q Co. . l,.r, l,.,-ios,or q W
Steamship City of EcwYor Zimmerman Havana f. Alex
Steamship Atlas r, Low Kingston Aux cages and JAG
'seangip Royal standard tBr), Johnson Bremen Dil
StIn It stephen Douclass Francisco sutton Co
-hip Marianne V. (POrtl, f1r1la- Lisbon, o. AnsneA
Rsrs Tcrlnlar Bartlett Calcutta, Lunt Bros
Rark SrianiBO Utah, Gvnts Genoa lazy e0cny!ch az %
Bsrk AUST, Hoga Cora or fainOu ioF oieeis'
Ear ADA r could Merritt Jago Cuba Marcus Hunter
bafs America tGcr roper, Leiih scotland. Herman Koop
Rsrk David Babook Colcor cadz Seville, A. Madgett
Barz rannele GtaL BallO Gibraltar ior orders John y
seager. e,.- 81. ,..... T. us,d
Brig Sirius ,sr). McDonall 81 Johns. p r., Gerhard
Brewer. .,, ~, 81. 80
schr Impulse (BfL H0aniTee, Belize. Hon, LeaycrH't
a Co .,--. -, ...-...,
Manufacturing Company -. =, ~, q, -. $780,
IsiAnd, Permission d Co.
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~ Kass @q1F g EST s's THdes an not sJR% fd
ssSs the pan arFument special Term
w;,s 'ea 20 eays on payment Of sucs $40 costs
BaTew stafford should consented also other De
Matter S1s sr I SONY T a~eea FI Ire
his answer ard not ped to or denied that INC PEI .n
:, he receiver This vas sonts@gs and the petitioner
ss1 denied $40 bat without prejudice 10
pmens OF sTch costs ana upon 81 resn
tss sed'TT er1S Judge Van vorst-Meeks ag Bnker
nor 81 a-JCdg-nent fOr plaintiff demurrer with liberty TO
Attendants answer payment OF costs OPINION sreer
AZ aSsa n% seted Tonps,s s1 T6onpson
Sel Slism Ts@psen geceSsssi dpnion
BY Judsc Barre,t-pevln sgt shannon TWO essosrnna
fn Findings settled and signed bernhard a NC az
ihyfindins settled and signed and allowance oil 500
Nv Judge Lawrcnee-LoDg agt The Mayor, &c-order as
superior Court SPECIAL TerR-By Judge speir-
Smith ag Cantre-1he plnih must hevs judgment ~ &c
oordaDce to the OF TIC complaint with costs hncns
COMPLAINT dismissed Martha agt Garrison. Ordered
special calendar knahe agt n ap
s aSstSd ''''' ~ "'' NV '''- -
Common Plcas-Sperial rerna-Bv Judge Robinson
stewart ag Fied.-MotiOn denied with $40 costs see
nv gSdss j. f. paly-Drew agt. Thpmas--Fins decree
signed.
Nortne Court-Chambers-Bv Justice McAdam-
Mcees sgt Cole Ryan aSt , fa'sy hap cFSsan
at McIvoy; Herbert agt. MURPHY Motions granted.
Pr,uu AIT Boe.s; LaEerne Ssne.-C e. Macy esq a
ra,utc receiver Cr1cten Gibbons sc!uDeman art
tll, snie.-Iudgment for plaintiff koehler AL CunlsA!
Recruitment ordered Safeguard Insurance company agt
Ieake.-Auachment ordered. smith AIT Baoeoek-Yrder
safiied Speer agt Neimeiser-Prccee1inCs DISMISSED
Norman agt H. A. Tober appointed receiver poy
non agt JOrdan Long Sgt Eslng Az VIZ
Gross TayOr.M0tiOu drnied no
eo-ts Me- Dinning.Not0n granted Beach egt
Eonus Rockland
NicteI Company settled Slote a- Peas Brown at
TrIry Guilerie SgaspncoOa aet Sncj1f Me
Aser agt Lewis; Weishhansen ait Bryant; ffiII Nsb
Pize solomon agt Many katen agt Cushmani Wnihts
az ConDollV; Sper agt. kenBiser Rcn~ick agI Rays
senhArdi ag SpeTinG. Porter agt davenport Stltn ag
Tarlev Nacuia agt CapcTa kocce agt H0Dami EdJy as
HnIlbert, Ogden agt TrauZnan Appe agI heli-orderS
granted. . . -. ,..o. 49, .. N,cgo,
rie-Motlons denied with $40 costs; memoranduIns
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pTsHoyEsT SERVANT ARRESTED.

The police Of this city and Brooklyn FOR some time
have been looking Coleman who IS charged By
many h0lsehodcr BroUAlyn with obtaining employment
families and while thus engaged nrOving the Oppor
tuuty 70 property .he coud lay her hands upon
the residents Of 10 ST. in Brooklyn. who charged
the woman with stealing iewcv and clothing $500
Ocer Lake night the she walEing
along Blccckrrst she 81. aad said she
sided al 10 EayaIdsL, but HnOcen; Of the charge for
which arrested. She given ia charge Oh tie
{ruuk lruo Diig
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p1SSENrFPS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPoQL-In steqasttP 4igertG Fen MT.
Chavfr lion SAMUEL G. wife, G. q. C1okson, NJ
Iys I,sse De- w mont. and Mrs. Francs G. Fiske
Tacnu-s ia tog hcTficE MT. and Mrs. william Enu,
JCshna Holden, Capt T. Jess0p Mr. aud Mrs j. T. kembl
4 " Ie.tcii u. lewis. Dr. II. Linn jams Mcdowell,
Montgomery Moo William Aor risn, William Morton, Nj.
and Mrs l. NlchOsEy Rev Charles Noble aud WIG, CAafes
Oliver George K Osthciner J. r. PaiOa Miss isabella
Pheasant M Sewi, william small, William H. Thornberry,
ir Thomas Vought T. c. White. JOhn T. Drew Mr. ana Mrs
L : MN nh II nln.
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BOYS EXPERIMENT. Mr. Sam Ingram Las
two promising sons, about and years. day or
he found them putting nails in their mouths
He cautioned them agalus IT, ana taid them story OF
boy who stuck MS tongue iron laDppUst cold
morning The boys remembered that story and ycsrer
day one of them resolved 10 test II To see
whether. the "Old man lied. not The
morning was intensely cold. and the boy
went up TO a lamp-post and stuck his tongue TO it.
lie found that It just the " old man " said. He
went down his father with his mouth full OF blood,
when the old man asked him what the matter.
Shifting out mOutbin OF blood he answered 20,
nothing muci-rvc been trying yer dPrned old lampp0st
gag and ~ deadner left half NY tongue on It,"
--CSedalla MOI iazOO
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A SOCIETY WITH A BIG TITLE AND NOTHING
MORE

A SOCIETY WITH A BIG TITLE AND NOTHING
MORE
Circulars emanatlng frOIn No. 172 West Twenty
third St entitled ppea from the American Centennial
Society OF PrngressO the Young People Of America have
~ the state 10 HE TRIBUNE with
request information the society The circular
embiazOncd with W0odcuL giving blrd seyc vie" OF the
Centennial grounds. After tumble Of Inflated rhetoric
sounding goes OF the Centennial and the Centsn
NAL Exhibition recipient Of tie circular is il Informed that
at is proposed distribute free Of charge 10 the young
pic OF the United sHch collection Of facts must
greatly will also to point out N them the
Of today and The best avenues IN which 10 Work
conclusion the recipient Is requested u
sed by return Of circular back Of being ruled FOR that
purnose) tie names Young between the 81 i and
years occupations and the names of ladies III your
knowledge the of 20 ana 49, the avowof pu
pose being supply useful information free OF charge
TRIBlS reporter called No ~ West Twenty ST. and
was received 10y the who claimed 70 ne The secretary ~
tie with The ambitious ujie OF which however rr
know rc. appeared extremely Limited She acting
lIr " K. Miller whose Office AZ tie n0rth
iroad and Arcn-ts.. Philadelphia She ur
fprsf0br miller with NATIONAL
The In3im~i nerS
mad vel several t6usains were
10 used supposed Advertising the surgical institute
About the information impaired free OF charge size
knew nothing The ~ least tiI IL bcOtHed under
the Ceme TAR a. lr lacy c"uld OK
worthy the OF
young and Of the ages mentioned OF d any age
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p4CCFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAVASNAH-Ia steamship san Jds!nto Feb. l.
Mis- Ida Howe Kiss J. 2. Rnlnsun, Capt f. Grant w
O'Seil G. ~ Chase Mss h. Maldny x. Thompson, " e.
NAH n T. Gushing y. II. sttts0n L BuInes T. SG14lVA,
r. Dodd a SSl.eD, y. Moran.
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fsrinres ano dleriinas.

A MEXICAN INSTrrUTE.-THE ANNUAL
"A ELECTION Cor Trustees aud Managers viii 20 n-'i az
lts rooms in Cooper Binding TIL hsDAI tae STA
da, OF February me POD gi opened ssG ~ o'clock = IL
ana closet 4 O'CLOCK y.
NkNTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
- i7fl.st.. near Br0s way-GeiigaOIs service EVERY
EVENING this week except sauriay ,scrmon oD FRI
Az EVENING by Rev. LLEMELIN D. BEEAS. Ser
wees begin at , o'clock.
ICELAND AND THE NORSEMEN.-Mr WM.
CALEOU vi deliver IN interest ng LIT n ON ice.
lsna ant IN rhe SUNDAY school Duu'ng 0f Hoy
Trinity Church. Harlem, THIs Thursday EVENING, otn
ius a 3 o CLOCK. Admission - cents.
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ANN TOR Snn aets..... SCI MOON Uses. AS
| ms A.
candy Hoax $50 island s26 ieli q. Ferry. b:l5
| Tfs BAY 4. n
| sos Hen u. Ferry O.1s
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Corporation Nctlces.

MOTTO E.APropOsas for furnishing GRANITE
- STUNE- Tor BdAb,ad River Wall viii received AZ
Office - tc Dcpar;I, OF Docks IL llg DuaucE
una. Il 0cock Of friday, 9u February. 1871 Idr
No. . CITY IialL
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