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FIRES.

BLAZE IN BOSTON, WITH FATAL RESULTS.
Bosroy, Mass, March l6. 1877.
A FIRE broke out at midnight last night IN the Cod
man Building, Hanover street, adjoining tho
American House. The loss tho building is $l2, 900.
b. 5. Noulton Co., art store, lose 5000; G. G. Saw
yer Co.. toys, $50 900; the paten, Metallic Brush
Company, S. 900 Other occupants lose about So OOO
Captain Griffith, oi tho hook and ladder company,
fell through loor aud was seriously injured. Lewis
Rice the proprietor OF the American House. died OF
heart disease, supcrnduccd by tho excitement OF tho
lrc. The insurance IS not yet ascertancd
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uscd the Capitol grounds 10 the injury OF the pave
ments Il was extremely probable however. that nm
extra session OF Congress would DO called Tor an early
day, and therefore, he would not press the resolution
this evening II was then LAID aside.
TnE GRovEa INVESTIGATION.
The VICE President also laid before the Senate tho
resolution submitted by Mr. Mitchell, of Oregon, on
ileges anu Elections to designate subcommittee Of
three OF Its members to investigate certain charges
against Lafayette Grover Senator from Oregon during
the recess and report at the next session. &C
MI SArLsBrRY, tdem) OF Del. submitted the fol-
lowing substtue:-
That the COMMITTEES Privileges and Elections which
was referred resolution OF the Senat" relating to the
election OF Lafayette Grover senator from the State of
the Judge the Fourth Judicial district ct said State
TO- % & % sn Is"n .a 20 ns -
appointed shall have power and authoriiy and shall be
Of the said Laayete Grover him. give due
@ % The ss %na e @
20 the said committee which shall tho with
senate - "eN' ''s''' 'e''''" u '''
Mr. sAuLsnrRy. after submitting the substitute said
he noticed the senator from oregon (Mr MncneD was
not III his seat therefore he would not press It's
sidcration now.
Mr. CoxxLrSG (rep) Of n. Y. SAID he did not oppose
the substitute but lie desired inquire The senate
by It's sole action, sitting without tho House OF Repre-
sentatives, could empower any one to administer an
oath or 10 take testimony.
Sir. SALISBURY said he had consulted with other
Senators upon that point and there was some division
Of opinon, but he understood the Chairman OF the
Judiciary Committee had expressed tho opinion that
the Senate could empower commissioner to take cs
tmony for one OF It's committees relating to the or
ganzaon OF tho Senate. He tMr. salisbury had not
gwen the matter much attention. and therefore would
not express any OPINION IN regard To It,
Mr.. CoNKLiNG argued that this was special session
OF the Senate Tor executive business. The Senate
had no legislative power whatever aud II ques
ton with him whether u resolution could be passed
thoriZing judicial officer to take dcposons in
special Pending discussion the Senate, Ut quar-
ter 10 one, motion OF Mr. Allison, went into
tive session
After the doors were closed message was received
nom the President. transmitting various Nominations
and also notifying the Senate that he had no further
communication TO make.
AT ten minutes past TWO the doors re-opened and
the Senate adjourned until twelve O'Clock tomorrow,
when the nominations now pending will be disposed OF
and the Senate Will adjourn stne die.
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BAD FOR BEN BUTLER.

REAPPoINTMENT OF MIR. spERRY TO THE
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. RELATIVE OF
GENERAL BUTLER DISPLACED
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD, Conn, March 16, 1877.
Advices from Washington report tho reappointmcnt
ofMr Henry Spcrry, editor of the Hartford Evening
Post, Governor Jewell's paper, as special agent OF
tho Post Oncc Department, In charge OF tho stamped
envelope works IN this city. Mr.. spcrry removed
soon alter Governor Jewell left tho Cabinet last sum.
mer, and replaced by Mr.. J. B. Kinsman, OF
Lowell q relative OF Mr.. Benjamin +. Butler.
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DISTRICT COURTS IN NEW JERSEY.

THE DISTRICT COURTS BILL NOT YET STONED
PROBABILITIES OF IT NOT BECOMING A LAW.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, March l6, 1877.
Governor Bodo has not yet signed the District
Courts b passed by tho late Legislature, because Of
inaccuracies its drafting Tho bill Is designed to
establish district courts IN Newark, Jersey City, Pat
crson, Camden, Trenton, New Brunswick, Hoboken
and Elizabeth for tho trial OF small causes There is
great excitement over the matter among Justices of
the peace whose business tins bill would greatly d..
minsh II looks now though tho bill will become
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A STEAMER BURNED.

FOUR PASSENGERS REPORTED LosT-A vALUA-
DLE CARGO DESTROYED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 16, 1877.
A private telegram from Pine Blun, Ark, states
that the steamer Governor Garland from Pine Bur
for Mcmphs burned yesterday at Rod Fork, forty
miles from the mouth OF tho Arkansas River. Four
passengers, threo deck and cabin and all tho
books and cargo lost Sho mad board $50 bales
OF cotton, mostly Tor Now Orleans which is believed
be insured. The Garland was only about year old,
ard cost $25 000 She was owned by Captain John n.
Harbin and others, and was insured in Cincinnati
ollces for $l5 900.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
CANADIAN TARIFF DEBATE.

CANADIAN TARIFF DEBATE.
OTTAWA, March 10, 1877.
During debate tariff resolutions in the House Of
Commons this morning motion to AFFORD increased
protection to goods produced In Canada defeated By
a majority of3l
INSURANCE LEGISLATION.
Tho Insurance oil passed tho committee OF the
House to-day. Tho amendment providing that the
reserve held In Canada should DO for tho benefit OF
Canadian policy holders was rescindcd
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coNsEorENcE or nErEcrryR rLur.

CONSEQUENCE OF A DEFECTIVE rLUE.
NKw ROCHELLE, N. y, March l6, 1877.
Tho house OF Major W. r. Bcrgholz at Huguenot
Park about mile north oil the depot, destroyed
with It's contents. by FIRE this morning. Tho occupants
barely escaped The IRE was caused by defective
nue the conservatory. The loss has not yet
asccrtaincd.
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FIGURING MILLS BURNED.

CINCINNATI, March 10, 1877.
Commercial special reports tho burning, might,
Of Zcglcrs Touring mills at Chenoa Ill The mills
nearly new, wcro valued at from $4,000 to $4,000
and contained 500 bushels OF corn and large quantity
Of wheat and nour There rs insurance Of 81, 600
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
LOCATION or NATIONAL vEssELs-oRDERs AND
AssIGNMENTs.

LOCATION or NATIONAL vEssELs-oRDERs AND
ASSIGNMENTS
wAsnISGroS, March 16 1877.
The Navy Department has adviccs from tho Ua!ted
States steamer Essex at Vera Cruz on the LIST inst
The Marion was at Port SAID on tho 2lst OF last
month.
Lieutenant Commander N. Mayo Dyor has boon
dered to tho receiving ship St. Louis at League Island
Pa Lieutenant W. II. Bcckln to the Powhatan at
Norfolk, Va Master John f. Roller to the receiving
ship Colorado Ut New York Passed Assistant Pay.
master John +. Carmada TO relieve Passed Assistant
Paymastcr H. T. b. Harris in charge OF stores at Hon.
olulu, Hawaiian Islands
Lieutenant Commander Charles +. Schurtz has been
detached from the receiving ship ST. LOUIS aud granted
three months leave. Lieutenant Commander Charles
+. Train Iom the navy yard Mare Island, Calfor
ma and ordered to tho Lackawanna as Executive.
Lieutenant Commander Morton W. Saunders ana
Lieutenant William II. Parker .from the Lackawnnna
and ordered to proceed home and await orders Lieu
tenant Albert g. Berry from the receiving ship Col.
orado New York and ordered to the training ship
Monongabela at Baltimore.
Assistant Surgeon j. II. Gaines has reported his re.
turn, having been detached from the Kearssrec, Asatc
station and has been placed waiting orders Passed
Assistant Paymastcr H. T. Harris has been relieved
from duty in charge Of stores Honolulu and ordered
TO return home and report his arrival
Tho United States steamer Frolic, Commander Kirk
land, was at Buenos Ayrcs January Ia
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, March 10, 1877.
Returns have boon received from every town IN tho
FIRST district and give Jones (dcmocrat As plurality
The Second district, all but ono town and one ward
gives Briggs l132 plurality. The Third district ali
but thrco towns, gives Blair ]. l6l plurality
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BURNED TO DEATH.
VALLEY STREAM. l.. ]

VALLEY STREAM H. l.. March Ia, 1877.
child Of John Ferbcf, aged i've years. was, during
brief absence of tho mother this morning. burned
crisp 1t is supposed that tho chd's clothes took
fire from tho stove.
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MEETING OF CoLLIERs-THE COAL CoMPANIEl
lied.

MEETING OF coLLIERs-THE COAL COMPANIES
lied.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, Pa, March 1G 1877.
A immense meeting OF miners and aborers was held
here light for the purpose Of taking relative
to tho reduction Of wages, which took effect Thurs
day last. number OF speeches wcrc made de-
mandatory OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Coal Company for enforcing a reduction of
fifteen per cont in the paltry pay of the mon, and
speaker suggested the appointment OF committee TO
wait tho officers OF the company and ask tho cause
Of this constant cutting down of their miserable oarn
ings Il was stated that large number OF tho mon
were in great distress for tho bare ueoessaries OF
life, and the question Of strike was freely dis.
cusscd.
PRUDENT coUysELs
Tho general sentiment seemed opposed TO a STRIKE
beng OF avail, since they had organization to
make II effective. committee Of men from the
various mines was appointed, however, TO take tho
matter into consideration and the great body OF tho
men will be guided by their advice. They In
srnced TO draft resolutions OF indignation, denounc
ing the action OF tho companies, Tor having in the
OF iam,ne made such aswecpng reduction IN their
wages The meeting was very earnest and orderly.
INCORRECT STATEMENT.
The statement OF President Franklin b. Gowan, MS
published in the Philadelphia Times yesterday, that the
mines in this region wore working Oh full tme is ncor
rect. The mines here not working third OF the
timc Is thcro any indication OF Increased activity
RELIEF MEASURES.
An Influential meeting Of ctizens, presided by
Mayor Mckune and composed OF clergy men, ban kers
and business mon generally was held IN tho Council
Rooms tonight, and organized a roef committee.
consisting oil about 100 persons to receive and dis
tribute assistance among the suffering poor. Tho
mttee Will hold It's first meeting tomorrow morning.
10 y or IN" o
popular heart Is with the poor and none will starvc
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vcnc between the 18TH OF May and the LIST June This
dounito dctermnaticn OF the question Is tho result
el an opinion given by Secretary sherman
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
APPLICATION TO THE COURT OF CHANCEIY FOR
AN ORDER ON THE COMPANY TO PAY THE EN-
PLoYEs NEATLY HALF MILLION OF
DOLLARS.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

TRENTON, March 16, 1877
To-day in the Court OF Chancery petition was pre-.
scnted from Bartholomew Murtagh and Others ON.
poyes Of tho New Jersey Central Raroad asking that
order may Issue directing the company to pay the
back wages due the employees II Is alleged that the
amount due up to the l4th Of February. 1877 Is
$40S. .362 3S. The Chancellor granted rule to show
why the prayer OF tho petitioners should not be
granted, rcturnable on the 22d Of March.
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woman narrowly escaped being sunocatcd
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