, 1877-01-27

return of a certificate. The endorse
ment reads: "pay S. B. Packardor
order, z. Chandler"
| NASHVILLE, Jan. 19.---Four unsuc
cessful ballots for U. s. Senator were
had to-day. Key received the high.
est number of votes. 45; within five
of an election. Baily got 35, Whit
thorne 9. The Republicans voted
for Key.
New York, Jan. 21.-The Herald
publishes the following: NJ. Burgo.
ling. the French envoy, had stand
up-fght with Edheim Pasha. Bur.
going, taking deep offense at the
language of the Turk, is alleged to
have so far fvgotten the dignity OF
the situation as to grapple with
Edhelm. The Pasha thereupon drew
his sword. This naturally created
the greatest CONSERVATION among
the diplomats, until Chandoray
rushed forward and pulled back his
colleague by the coat-tails. The i'm
portant inquiry was then resumed,
but it led to no result.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-Tke Deutche
Zsit,ng reports that Russia has sent
fresh orders to the United States for
large quantities Of arms aud ammu
milton, and asked the Austrian
contractors for cartridges to hurry
deliveries, but they will be unable
to make any deliveries below the
date originally fixed.
New YORK, Jan. 23.-Wm. H.
Vanderbilt's first public act OF i'm
portance since his fathers death will
meet with general approval. He has
practically given @250,000 towards
carrying ont Strakosch's project of
a grand opera house.
The Tibune's Washington SIP ecial
says the Republicans, seeing the i'm
portance ofimmediately securing the
services of three of the ablest lawyers
of their party toprepare evidence and
Argument on their side to present to
the proposed triple commission. the
Committee will no donbt move in
this matter, as there is no time to
lose.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23d.-U. S.
Mashal Pitkin to-day testified be
fore the Morrison committee. Money
was not paid out of the United
States funds to witnesses brought
before the Returning Board at New
Orleans. He paid United States wit.
nesses i'll the usual course. He had
$40 special deputies in New Orleans
who were paid for one day and u
for ten days. About 1900 acted III
other parts of the State without pay.
This commission will present MI
jority and minority reports.
The Geneva awards for the amount
of $307 900 were opened to-day as
follows: Augustus Belmont & Co.,
$40, ,401, half allowed; First National
Bank, $1O.O13; Drew & Co., 81 ,4O6
halfa!lowed.
The River and Harbor bill com.
mittee will not recommend an ap-
preparation of over s., 500, 900.
The House Indi N committee will
recommend the passage of Seelye's
bill to ratify the arrangement with
the Sioux Indians for tie relinquish
ment Of their title to the Black
Hills.
U. S. Marshall Wallace, of South
Carolina, who is now in Washing
ton, is in receipt of information
which leads him to believe that
Hampton and the White Leaugue
bands are about to make an attempt
to unseat Chamberlain and over
throw the duly elected and legally
constituted State government. Theil
plan. as far as it can be learned
is to surround the State House,
courts and departments, as the Mich
OILS m IN did in Louisiana, and with
out resort to actual violence, which
would call for the interference o1
U. S. troops, to quietly take posses
sion of the government buildings
and crowd the State officers out o
them
LITTLE Rock, Jan. %. - This
morning fearful explosion occur
red at Ink Bayou, nine miles north
east of this city. The boilers il
Griffith & Hyck's shingle factory
and saw mill exploded, killing three
men and dangerously woundine
several others.
WARREN, (Me.) Jan. %. = The
Warren Wollen Manufacturing Co
has suspended; capital s125, 900.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23,-Andrews Ii
bert, under Indictment for the muir