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The Electoral Bill.

WAsHISGToS, January 27.-lmmedi-
stely after the electoral bill had been
signed by the President OF the Senate,
Senator Conovor, chairman OF the Com
mittee on Engrossed Bills, carried it 10
the Executive mansion, but arrived about
five minutes alter the President had left
for Baltimore, under previous engage
ment. Senator Conoyer will carry the
bill to the President on Monday.
The President returned 10 Washington
to-night.
WASHINGTON, January 2s. = The
President, who yesterday visited Bslti-
more, did not return III 10 o clock last
night.
Senator Conoycr, OF the Committee
on Enrolled Bills, vii! deliver the elec'
torsl vote bill TO The President early to-
morrow morning.
The President, tas evening, ss'd he
will sign the bill and accompany NIL
fcstion of It's spprOval, with = 'pe"'A!
message giving his reasons for DOM eel!
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The SUIT Against Gov. TiIden.

NEW YORK, January 27.-Green b,
Rsum, Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, has sent letter TO retiring United
States Attorney, George Bliss, scknowl.
edglng the receipt OF u note from the
latier advising Commissioner Rsum OF
the institution OF SUIT against Hon,
SAMUEL j. Tllden for the recovery OF
Sl5O,OOO OF unpaid taxes due upon bis
income. The Commissioner writes Bliss
Your action IN this matter has my sp'
provsl. Ny aim has been 10 treat Mr.
rilden just as would any other citizen.
If be owes government taxes and de-
clines TO pay them, l see no
reason why he should be exempt
from prosecution more than any
other citizen. While the canvass
lasted, 1 thought it unnecessary and Tn
wise 10 institute proceedings against
him, aud the instructions from this office,
of september &c, 1876, to you, in regard
70 SUITS for income tax, were the same
ths. were given 10 q number OF other
United States district attorneys when II
was behe7ed that taxes o. that tescrip-
ton we're due the United States.
a trust you Will put your successor IN
possession OF all the iscls IN connection
with the subject, 50 that whel: the the
comes for = trial be will DC prepared 70
present the cause OF the United States
in such = manner s. the merits OF the
case may requ r.
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ws~hi.sts. Iss.s.

WAHIsaroN, January 28.-This
morning while Attorney General TAft
and family were driving down Thir-
teenth street, the hones took fright and
ran away. In turning the corne. at
F street one horse fell, the result being
the breaking of Wheel thus stopping
the vehicle. None Of the inmates o. the
carriage were injured.
It is reported here tonight that the
number Of troops which have been sta
toned here for some time will be ordered
TO stations in other portions of the coun-
try, some oil them to Fort Monroe and
Governors Island, and Others 70 points
in the west, where their services may be
in demand in tue spring campaign
against the Indians.
g. W. Griffin has arrived here, bring
ing full powers Ms minister from the
government OF Samoa Island TO treat
with our own in its behalf He has not
vet had sudience with the Secretary ot
State, and 1t IS therefore not known
whether he will be recognized rs minis.
ter from that country, ss he holds y COM
mission a. United States consul.
The investigation b. the committee on
the powers, privileges and duties OF tho
House in counting the electoral vote, Is
likely 10 continue for several weeks, o.
the Sergesnt.s. Arms has sent special
deputies TO Ohio and elsewh here for wit
nesses.
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Vessel Burned.

SAN Francisco, January 27.-Schoon.
er John Bright arrived this evening
having on board Capt. Stewart, Of the
British ship Ida Irondale, and three ap-
prentice boys-Wm. Lightfoot, VIM.
Denwo and Fred. II. Joyce. The
captain reports that the ship left Ar
drosan, Scotland, June 80, with coal tor
this port; October Is, latitude 10 south,
l08 west, Dire Was discovered in the
| over hold; every effort was made TO
extinguish II, but it soon became evident
that the whole body of coal was
ignited; the crew dug into the cargo
until the gas and hea. drove them fiom
the hold. Water was pumped down,
but to no effect. In SO hours from the
time the fire was discovered. the gas
generated blew up the decks, and fad
ing that further attempts to save the
ship would be useless, the boats three in
number) were lowered, and the ships
company, consisting OF the captain, Two
mates, carpenter, cook. steward, i've
boys. and twelve able sesmen, entered
them. The captain took with him the
ships papers, calinstruments, charts,
and such amount OF bread asd water as
could be slowed, and shaped his course
for Galapagos Island, about 100 miles
distant Soon after leaving the ship the
captains boa: capsized in the heavy sea
asd all the instruments were lost except
the sextant and also the provisions on
board. The boat was righted again and
the men picked up. Ia n few days,
finding that the wind and currents were
setting him back, the captain abandoned
the design of reaching Galapagos and
steered Tor Marqliss, 2,40O miles distant.
On November 81 one of the boats cap
sized and the carpenter, William Dem
ven, was drowned. The rest of the crew
were taken on the other boats. All the
provisions and water on the capsized
boat was lost, and from that time until
November 9th, when they resched the
i.land OF Dominick, OF the Marqulsas
group, all hands were restricted
to three wine-glasses of water per day,
and throughout the time 10 the boats to
two biscuits per day. The weather was
very rough portion OF the time, asd
the men suffered greatly. At night the
boats were made fast 10 each other, and
all kept together. We found the schooner
John Bright at Msrquisas, IN which all
hands took passage Tor Tahsita, arriving
there on December 18th. Here the cap
tain paid of the officers and crew in bills
on England and discharged them, except
the apprentice boys, two OF whom de-
serted. The others with the captain teft
Tahaita on December 10th. The mates,
cook, steward and eight sesmen shipped
at Tshsita on the New Bedford whaler,
Coral, and the rest sought other vessels.
The Ida Irondale was an iron ship,
and owing TO the delay in her arrival,
had been dropped from the list OF er-
pected arrivals few days ago.
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Republtcau Caucus,

WASHINGTON, January 27.-Ths Re
publican caucus mas chosen Messrs. Gar
field and Hosr rs representatives Of that
party on the House branch u the TIL
psriite electoral commission. Mr..
McCrary declined the nomination. Mr..
Hosr had ~ votes to 40 for Mr.. Hale.
Mr.. Garfield was unanimously chosen.
The balloting was proceeded oy briei
but somewhat animated discussion 10
which Messrs. Frye and Hosr were the
principle participants Mr.. Frye insist
ed tbs, no doubtful Republican should be
plsced on this commission and
Mr.. Hosr being one of those
=; whom his remarks was Appar-
entity aimed. rePelled ibe imputstion
with earnestness. snd sisted that he
neither sought nor wsnted Inc sppolns
ueat on the commission. The sublec' OF
engaging counsel to present the Repne-
lican case 10 the tripsrtite tribunal was
lef, for consideration and action at the
adjourned meeting on Monday Il va
..s;ed, however. that number of emf
men, constitutional lawyers had already
volunteered their services without fee.
Mr.. FRYE then stated that he hsd no
reference 70 Mr.. Hoar, and although be
(Mr. Fryel had nouinsted Mr.. Hsie he
h.d no, tie slightest doubt Of Mr.. hosr
fdemy to Republican principles. or Of
his dischsrgiDg the duties iha; might oe
devolved upon him with high ability
and perfect fairness, but he Mr.. Frye
would object TO the appointment OF any
wesk-kneed Republican ss member o.
the tribunal. and he thought Mr.. WI
lard, o; Michigan. who had been
member Of the Joint Committee came
within tbs, category. Mr.. wiila-t
made very sharp and spirited repll.
and ballo;;ing proceeded with the result
above stated.
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FALSE ISSUES.

II is false idea, Is entertained IN
certain quarters, that Messrf. DAVIS and
HEREFORD were elected because of their
record during the war. They were
elected upon their record since the war.
There are parties continually hsrping
about the Union and Confederate ele-
ments of the Democratic party OF this
State, when in fact there are no such
elements, strictly speaking, entering into
the Democratic organization. II Is true
that there are men in the Dem.
ocratic party who belonged to the
Union cause, and men whose
fortunes were identified with the Conted-
erscy. But that was twelve years ago,
and these twelve years have served to
wipe out the bitter memories of that
bloody era. The Democratic party of
West Virginis is te-day constituted OF
those who have buried war issues, who
cannot tolerate prescription, and who de-
sire TO see the whole country built up on
the tonndstions of Peace and Justice.
The Bloody Shirt and its worshippess
belong TO the Republican ranks. These
Union men who opposed prescription
identified themselves with the Democrs-
lc-Conservstive party a. early day
many of them beng its organizers.
Those Confederstes who were anxious
to undo the bloody work of four years,
BY healing the bonds that were broken
and restoring the strength OF the land that
hsd been wasted in the unfortunate con-
test also attached themselves TO the same
party. Hence 1t is there is neither Union
nor Confederate element properly speak
ing in the Democratic party. And what
Is more, IS has recently been demon
s,rs,ed, he who attempts to revive these
issues in the Democratic party for sell
hsh purposes. weaves his own political
winding sheet The Republicans may
have preferred DAVIS and HKRE-
FORD because of their Union sntecedents
but no such lines were drawn by Demo
crs.s, for among the most earnes. sod
enthusiastic supporters these gentlemen
had were those who had followed the
Stars and Bars through sll OF the late
conflict, while there were some who
had defended the Union in the war,
were supporters Of ex-Con:edersies,
who were ambitious Of senatorial hon
ors. The Republican leaders need not
70 expect to create dissensions in The
Democratic party BY drawing any suen
imaginary lines, for they are only imssi-
Asry, and do not exist
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Rumored Resignation OF Prince
GortschakoH.

NEW YORK, January 2S.- The
MrdLds Paris cable says: \ 'Gnor has
reached here that Prince Goftschakoi,
Russian Chancellor, has Irndered bis
resignation. De isvors An energetic
policy and a declaration Of war against
Turkey. The Gar If said to be startled
al the idea OF the empires
isolated position in such an
event, but notwithstanding hesitates
to sccep, his resigns stIon. Count Schon-
yslotf Is named as the probable succso-
sor OF GorLschakoH. A Berlin cores
pondent, however, places the retirement
Of The prince in & different light. DE
says that ST. Petersburg advices con-
firm the reports recently circulated OF
Prince GOrtschskots ialling health. dis
condition is SO bad that his death is sI
pected to take place soon.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

PRoY. PENpLETON was on the floor ol
the House on Saturday.
TIE Senatorial Lobbyists have fed the
| field. '1- +-" s- -
! OUR State is too poor to pay our ofh-
GERS fancy prices.
Mr.. DUsKIN made his maiden speech
on Saturday, and made it we'll.
NUMBER of the members went home
Saturday night to spend the Sabbath.
8 Mr.. CHANcELLoR, as chairman of the
caucus, acquitted himself with credit, and
gave satisfaction to the members.
Col. Rowan is often called to the
Speakers chair, and makes n good pre-
siding officer.
Pay the officers good salaries. But
twenty-five hundred dollars per snnum Is
q good income.
Tax discussion of the Judiciary bill
afforded the House fine opportunity
for airing itself.
LACK of Senatorial timber was no
ticeable on the floor of the House Sstur-
day.
Col. Corr wants the Legislature by
Joint Resolution to dissolve the caucus
tonight. Wake up, Rlrl
By the time Mr.. QUARRIKR's judiciary
amendment gets done patching he will
hardly recognize it.
Low salaries ior the Judges is what
the msjority Of the members OF the House
want.
OUR decision has been reversed. The
higher court decides that Wayne Fergu-
son is the handsonest man in the Senate.
Two thousand a year for Circuit
Judges uud twenty-five hundred for
Supreme Judges will bait the msiority Of
lawyers.
The Senatorial sspirant who had run
up the lightning rod, has taken it down
since the storm cloud failed to pass his
way.
The Capital Bill PISSED its first read
ing without objection. When it comes
up on its second reading and Is open TO
amendments the music will begin.
ME. TURNER proposes to amend the
Constitution by extending the time for
session of the Legislature to sixty days,
and have no extraordinary session un.
less convened by proclamation OF the
Governor.
THERE seems to be diversity of opin.
ion about the manner of keeping up the
public highways. A popular road law is
hard to fix up-yet there is nothing the
State suffers from more than an inetti-
cient road system.
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The New York revenue officers an
aounce their intention OF insti.u.Ing suit
sganst President TILDES for VI paid iu-
come tax. II Mr.. TILpES is delinquent
there is no reason why ne snould not
pay. There is an old story told o: the
celebrated PETER CARrwRIGHT, who was
preaching on one occasion when Gen.
JACKSON, then President Of the United
States, entered the church. A brother
minister in the pulpit touched the arm OF
The venerable CARTWRIGHT and sug-
gested that be pause in his discourse,
ss the President MAS catering the
church. Wnereupon the, plain spoken
man Of God retorted in sn unusually
loud tone God Almighty Will damn
General Jackson as quick a. any other
sinner" and proceeded with his exhorts-
Iion. II the Presiden. elect has failed
10 pay has lawfully assessed taxes there
IS 10 reason why he should be exempted
sHy more than The humblesi citizen.
Bu! there is little pom; just here, that
Ne would like ~ have explained, ard
.ast is why Was not the suii in
s;iSu.ei long ago? With sn affected
motes;y, Mr.. BAUM deemed it improper
70 institute proceedings during the can
vsss. Why improper? II msn be-
comes candidate for Office, is ihs; 70
relieve him from tie penalties Of the
lew! The charge was made against Mr.,
TILDES early in the canvass and ample
time was given TO have hsd the
suit brought and disposed of long
before the canvass wss over. More than
tao months have elapsed since NJ.
TlLDES's election, snd ~hy Is it tha:
SUI: has not been brought in ihst time?
The whole thing looks very much like
sse: up job to influence the electoral
Commission against Mr.. TILpKS, and
viewing j, in this light it Is an scknowl.
edgement of the justness OF his claims to
the Presidency. There can be but one
ofiwo conclusions, either the revenue OF
fcers of New York have been grossly
delinquent in the discharge Of their oth-
ciil duties. or 1t Is move in the inleres,
Q: The Republican candidate 10 cloud the
claims Of Mr.. TILpKS for his certificate
Of election 10 the Presidency. The pso-
pie Of this country are not in hunor 10
Be i,iasd with BY the dirty tricks. of ring
politicians, and We are very much mis-
taken If this nev move dos not react,
And the gnn will KICK the gunner over.
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New YoEK, January IA Colam-
b. special ssys: Judge aseksy hs'
granted = preliminary inj1neiion re
s;rsining Sta Treasurer Csrdozs abc
Con p,rolIe,-Gsasral Damn respectively y
from drawing asy warrants or paying
ou, soy fus4' from the s;sts Treasury
undsr lbe appropriation bill p.,sed By
.be M.ckry boGse .: the lsts ses-'ot
upos the groant tea. the body vhict
pretended 70 originate sad pas Il "a
no. the legal Hone cf Representatives,
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kelurued.

MIDDLETows, y. L, January ~.
Jscob Hernenc-. who failed nj EiIen
vile for some 10000, has reiarnei
there at The request Of nl, CREDITOR. Iii.
glass work. anu contsnts, ia tho hands OF
an assignee. were burDes this morning
Toad ~ tue mplOrEgnes VI EIlenyil!s.
four IabHerIes have stopped work. owing
- the withdrawal OF railroad fAcIIitiss
and William II. Coz, merchant. OF
DeckerLown, has male an s'signment.
Liabilities $50 go; assets S2j,0J0.
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Ard TO Egeltas-

NEW IoRK, January 2I.-A Wash
ingtpn special says: A number o; ON
e.r. Of the late war have de:ermined 70
offer PresIden; lgelias their services. A!
. conference yesterday one Of their nun
Der was deputed 70 wait upon President
Iseiiss and formally tender their ser
vices. This gentiensn graduated Al
West Point, Vas in the regular army
when the wsr broke ouL and vss one OF
the principal esvsIry officers of the Con
tederacy. He will leave Immediately
for -. Louis, where be hopes TO NEE;
the President and Dis CsbInef AID lay
the scheme before them. They ssy they
can easily raise 10000 or 1900 men IN
Louislsns and Texas sno would De abe
10 sweep Disz's .erces before them
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Tn. S.,,beru s,ou. Indians.

ST. Lo.rs, January 27.-hsjor Mar
ston the Indian agent Of the civilized
tribes IN the Indian Territory, who q
here on business state. that Leading men
OF the civilized tribes isyor the project
Of sending the Northern Sioux 70 .he
Territory. The motive iog tais view Of
TIE subject is believed 70 Be one o.
policy. a. they think that II al the ln'
disrs eas, oil the Rocky Mountains were
concentrated here, il sOald Be strong
.rgumen, agsin,t astonishing ihe
Territory, and making S;ste OF Il, and
eriinguisning the Indians. night Of self
government