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Superfne - q so q 5 so
Ex-Spring.,. s rs q 625
TX Spring.. 6 80 q 7 90
Patti Spring
wheats. 30 90 @ 10 90
Mich'n Win
ter best.... 7 25 a 775
Lo W grade
Michigan. 6 90 q $50
St.Louis win
ter fair. 80. 675@72 725
Win'r good 2 so q 775
/" best. 8 25 q S75
Fruit.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
ALBANY NOTES.

iLbAST Thursday. jan l.. 1878.
-: bill of decided interest to persons in the
rcferro bu.ln,ss introduced by Mr.. walter IN the
Assembly to-day. IL provides hat 40 clerk officer
%, any court or pad cmployt Of any ~ c dcParm
~ nuy o. veinmcnt of ts stale shall hereafter act
a. assignee, r,fcloc receiver Ia any case, act Ion or
special Iocr"dOE whatever duIlhs MS term Ol once, or
while L" employed
Livery year there blf introduced for the reduction
oi the rates of icrrinSr somo oi the ferries
running between Ncw-YcrE cry and It's suburbs.
This year Mr. Douglass. ~ Brooklyn, presents bill
making Wholesale reduction of such rates II provides
that between the hours OF > and IL In.' and and
n n foot passengers shall not be- required 10 pay over
cent frriagc owners "f hor-e aud wagon 10 cents,
owners OF two hDr-c ani wagon ID cents. During the
hours ntLohcd inc Terry DOd's are 10 Jc run e'c!J
fife, Il MlnutCs.
Insurance bills arc not as numerous rs last year. but
every other day presented. NJ. Cosad presented
formidable to-day. II authorizes the taxation OF
The shares "f lfe lc and marine Insurance companies
u makes such shares table O tax ton In the town in
which a company has its main Office, on the amount oG
The vne r such shares less the assessed value oI tho
real estate belonging 10 the company.
Senator Davenport introduced a bill for the transfer
for the Home IT Bath 10 the State today IL tile state
accepts the g o. the hudnes which have cost 100000
VII have eApcud T27ooO IN ihrir complcuon and
asSdmc the support Of the coilg meioers OF the hoe
probably, $4,000 u year.
Nj Mccarthy introduced q bill In tie Assembly pro
vdins that stock, fire marinc france company
shall lie hereafter organized, under the laws OF this
state, with smaller capital than 100000 in cash.
Mutual insurance com panies IN towns and villages may
be- organized without raising any cash capital except
such as they atipuate for III their charter.
The House Committee OH Privileges and Elections
heard arguments in the Fist Weschest"r County As
6eDbly District contested case tns afternoon.
Atamccting OF the state Medical! Society 10 day. the
following officers elected: President, d. B. ST.
John Roosn, Of New-YOrk VicePrcsidcnt, Judson G.
Nelson, ot Cortland; secretary, W ManIns smith; oi
On"ndnSo; Treasurer, G. A. fOrtcr, oi Albany. lhe
sOclt ~ adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
ASSEMBLY, RESOLUTIONS.

rHE COAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CKANING ~ NrW- YOEE -ABANDONNENT or 1nE
IATEEAL CANALS.
fyuou TiIE EIGrLaR COnDTSPOFDrNr or TIL fgiIuNEi
ALBANY, Jan. IL" Whereas aud "Bc it
Resolved rang IN tie ears OF Asscmhlymrn nearly The
ertire Session tO-9y. There Prodielous nunber
OF resolutions proorcd and od ones were taken
from tie clerks table ana read Mr. Afford was made
The victim of Of these northumberland by MI
-kihner-rcci!ing that hc going Ia dciS ~ lecture
on salt" al schenectady, tonight, aud ordering 1000
copies Of il printed for tire usc of the Legislature
The most important OF The resolutions debated vas
that directing the Committee Rdrodds 10 mycsti-
cate and inquire into the merits intent and purpOses of
what IL known az The coal combination" Also,
Ard 10 shall appear tha any railway ottGr char
tered corporation protected by thc laws OF !i STATE has
violated any OF is granted rights and privileges by
forming "A ,,ur OF or participating III sad combinii ion,
thc copIucr T. die ted 10 report within twenty days,
m nm on wire action for the consideration or
t6ls hssfmly which VIII compel such ailway or other
OH artercd cbrpOfaOn o. respect and obey tho laws
under which they protected: and or the purposes
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

REFUSAL OF TIE ASSEMBLY TO LEAsE BtITDING
FOR HE Use or IIIE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES.
lFKoM REGULAR cORH"siosDTNT or TIE TKiBUNH.
ALBANY, Jan. i7.--The economists of the A.
Assembly won anOlsr victory to-day. Mr. ANOrd oere1
"A resolution for the leasing Of Lou,e statc-s FOR
fhe use Of the committees ~ the emy, not naIing
the price lease. 3Ir Sheard of Iierme, who is
business man, accustomed 10 audit bills. said HAT lie
as opposed TO giving authority 20 leasing the house
without knowing The price of the lease. Mr.. skinner
read para rapi from lOrl paper, stating that the
house IL proposed TO lease hid been before leased
for 5000. Air. Brooks SAID that he understood the
house II was proposed 10 lease was indeed q
speculative venture Gentlemen oi ScwlOri had lea rcd
IL for 5000 and then sired 10 lease again t. the As
er,ghy for 1JD lie mad told tlcHi he brct c this 20
br too large piicr, aud thoy hnd urd 10 take
81 800 Mr. AlyoTl rad that tiis price ITas not too
much IN view Ol the fact tha the lctrc"- Wcud have
prepare for tn use Of the committees nnd pay tho
Gas bins and coal bills. But the ccon"u. ts protest
Ell against such large price being pad ard finally sue
cerdcd hqV m t,r whole matter referred To the Com
m!ti1c Oh Expenditure Of the House
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
selves with Government that you will trust II you
trust the Government provide 1t with the proper neaus
Of carrying out your confidence"
Tie ADD then agreed

selves with Government that you will trust. II you
trust the Government provide with the proper neaus
OF carrying out your confidence"
The address WAS then agreed to.
THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
In the House OF Commons, this evening. in debate
the address in reply to the Queens speech, the Mar
qus OF Harrington tLiberaD repeated the accusation
that the Government wilfully assumed position Of
isolation. 1t was not clear whether the Governments
appeal the iberality OF Parliament immediate or
contingent on the further prosecution Of the war.
There were grave objections such vote. The reasons
given for It in the Royal speech were so vague that
occurrence they mentioned and wished TO bring is
on or were tempting the Turks to further resistance
Sir spafford Northcote, Cabinet Minister complained
OF the oppositons persistent Misrepresentation Of the
Governments policy, in alleging the Government had
fixed determination to 20 to behalf OF Turkey.
AS regarded their alleged isolation, England was
In the same position as other neutral Powers.
and would speak out when 1t was deemed necessary Tho
Government did not know what the Russian proposals
OF peace would be- They had OF present proposals TO
make themselves II the Russian p oposals In any way
affected the arrangemenis between tn, the Euro, Euro,
Of those Powers. The position OF the Gov:
ernment was one OF considerable delleacy ana
nxiety. They had proposals to make at present,
but thought right to say 1t might become Their duty
to put themselves in pcsltion to RE, enable them
Of fA'o~s war and stop S the present. conflict but
by proper actcn, they could prevent further en-
brOmeuts The Government had no secret intentions.
but could not hope for unless they had the proper
support OF Parliament.
MR. GLADSTONE MAKES AN APT INQUIRY.
Mr. Gladstone asked II he rightly understood the Gov.
ernmcnt had proposals to make in regard to tho grant
until they knew the Russian conditions
Sir Stafford Northcoe replied aflrmativeiy.
Mr.. Gladstone was glad to hear that He could not
complain Of the warning that the Government might
have to ask O grant, but thought nothing yet was
known ustifyng such demand.
Mr.. Mitchell Henry moved an amendment to the ad-
Dress praying an examination into Irish grievances.
After some further discussion, the debate was ad.
jourued
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

BEARDsLEY-On Thursday, Jan. II. Maria Antonetts
Beardsey, aged 7S years
Relatives and friends invited attend her funeral
residence OF Benjamin Lynes No East 45th ct,
Saturday, 18th inst, at O'Clock p. m.
CLOSEn Brooklyn. JAM II. Elizabeth NJ Peck wife OF
George C. Close
Relatives ana friends invited attend the funeral Al
Church. Greenwich Conn.,, on saturday JAM 10. at
o'clock IN. 80
Carriages viii be In waiting at Greenwich TO meet the IL
train from New.lOIk.
CHAMBEKLAIN-.t NcYburg, Jar. Is, OF spinal melnyi
It's Arthur t. II Jacob Chambcrain NJ d. OF the Arcot
Mission, INDIA aged 10 years.
Funeral services n Newburg ,oday AT 3 p
Intenneut at Woodlawn saturday. Al IL o'clock.
HAGAR--On Jan H. Mrs D. Hagar, wife of j. j. Hagar. OF
Rhnebeck. y. y, in the 3Gth year OF her age
NAGE-On Wednesday. the 10th met, after short Illness
tle George A. Nagee. In the iS;h year OF his
the family invited 10 attend the funeral services
his late residence in Lake View " j. on Friday the 18th
lDst, at o'clock y. in
sHEPHERD-Jan. II, 1873 Of apoplexy, Mrs Catherine
shepherd. widow OF the late William Shepherd IN the 18Th
OF her
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from residence OF her sinlaw Mr. Robert
FOuds, Passaic, y. j., oil sunday, Jan. 20 at p.
T1aius Of Chamberss at las and returning,
0:I2 y. III.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
UNIVERSITY REGENTS.
LESLIE y. RUSSELL AND wnIfLLAw RFiD ELECTED
UY THE TWO HOUSES.

LESLIE y. RUSSELL AND WHifLLAW RID ELECTED
BY THE TWO HOUSES.
fFR0M TIE REGULAR ConvT-rONDESr or TIE rRIDrSrl
ALBANY. Jan. 1.-THE Lceis'auic elected
to-day Regents oi the University take thc places oi tie
le,- Chancellor j. V L. Pruyn and cXGovcrnor Dix, vino
res,ned These officers arc chosen tie manner
~ United states Senators. nlmcl": The s"n"t" nhd
Assembly separately upoh the candlatc ana then
meet IN Joint session. whogc the baotucs atc compared
ana a.. result formally announced by The ofceta OF The
respective houses. TIe y'ic upon thc Il genie was
tLc1i ~ noon In both bodies II Announced M that
trc Ly the Democratic leaders that Ch"rlc' OConor
declined the nomination. and that Augr.t Bcimcnt
lad been substtacd Ia the : rIc vote t. TIL the
vacancy caused by the death Of IT. Pruyu an
aOuuccd as follows.
I5-lir VI Eussell........ - Henry Murphy.......
rhc SOLITARY VOTE for Mr Murphy WAS cast hy Senator
Tocn- Senator T. Pierce, Democrat. v","d Tor Judge
Eus., A. irliu, of respect au old friend In the
A, .ul!y the vote Og the same seat was auuCuhted as
foll0~-:
leslie W. Rus.cli.... G3 Manon Marble.......... 2
August liclnont......... 4 John b'r...........
Total. 10
The three votes FOR Mr Marble were cast 10y Mcssrs.
Dlv S.rack md j. Hayes, Anti-Iammany members
from NeG-YoIk The Two votes FOR John fabcr-a
stone cutter OF Aibany-wore given by Nsssrs Beard and
Mapcs. labor rcfor1n'r..
An,r the above vote a vote was taken 10 MI the
cancy caused by the resignation Of John A. Dix. 1t was
ouruuu,ed a, follows il. the Senate:
whi'eaw Reid II Erasus { rnin2......... l.
In the Assembly the vote lor the place was al
nounccd - iOll0ws:
Nhit,aw Icid........... t3 Thomas h. B"echer.....
ITastus toininE..-..-... %
Messrs. Beard and Mapes gave the two votes FOR
Thomas X. Beecher when the above rotes had becn
taken, 'hc senate, headed by Lieutenant Governor
D,r.hcImer went the Assembly Chamber. There the
clerks ~ bodies announced the r".ut. The senate
then returned 10 II, canber The last act Of lhe ecc
ton waa then ucrOrned. The President Of the senate
and tho Speaker Of the Assembly formally TunOrnced
that "a, the Of the 'akcl bN the Irgi-atuTc
Leslie w. Russell, OF ~. Laurence County and Mhitcaw
Reid ~ AcW YORK, had been elected Regents OF the Ur
ysrS'fy.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

,.,orm and glanced wist,uly at the crowd A man
,owed his way through the throng ana )olheu her Oh
,,e nlatform They shook hands aru stoou 'heio WIN
,o,ded arms Then an0thcr man ehergeu ho'h '"o
owd and standing in front of them on the lower STEP
Ia souetbine TO them in low tone. He was justice
~, ,ooce and he had made the couple man and WIFE,
a. an aboardi" shouted the conductors; the lnogistiate
,nmped off, the two figures on 5he at0r 9V1d 1d , bo
tTsin-bov started on his lozenge round Inc "eulHb
tourney had begun
General Ignateff is now in high favor at ST.
Petersburg A few months ago he was very unpopular
on account of having urged the without having
given the Government correct Information with legaf"
% Turkey,s power OF resistance. At that time II was
confidently predicted th he would not be sent BACK 10
Constannope, and among the candidates tor the posi-
of Chancellor-that is to say Minister for F0regh Al
fair-on the retirement of Prince GOrtschakon ne was
regarded as nowhere During the last few weeks al 'S
has changed and among the candidates for the posi-
OF Chancellor he is looked upon as the first iavoe e
f now known as Count Ignatief IN reality however,
this honor was conferred not on him. bnt on hls
who was aide-de-camp OF Alexahuer I otu IN
,ba the celebration OF the centenary Inc
eyAmbassador will henceforth be known as Count ISnt
tef simply because III Russia SOUS always H"'0 VI"
eame title as their father 49,
The day before the Gar returned TO st.
petersburg the German Ambassador requested one Of
the officials of the Court to find him place where ne
could view the procession with his son. oOY i've years
old Accordingly window was reserved for the AM
bassador in clubhouse directly opposite the hasui
cathedral where the Imperial procession was To hait
while prayers were offered no. The Ambassador was
presen, in the place assigned to him. and tue Emperor
mounted his sleigh al the conclusion of the service he
manager OF the Climb approached the representative OF
Germany with two finely chased goblcts OF champagne
on silver tray requesting him to drink to The hea'h OF
the Gar and the German Emperor After tLs cerehoy
had been performed the German Ambassador returned
TO his sleigh, and mounting IL Iouhu Facco on 'o
the two with TWO
,oodolo,s-one engraved with the date of the happy
TetnTn of the Car to his capital, the other with few
words proposing the health OF the Emperor OF German!
an connection with the During the evening, when
thr Town was Illuminated, large erOwds assembled from
thsiastir cheers for the Emperor Alexander the En-
peror William and the German people
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
SENATOR EDMUNDs TO BE THE ADMISIsTRA.
TION LEADER.

Washington DiSpGt-h 70 The Ihftdd5phid Press.
II was intimated in well-informed quarters
today that Senator Edmunds will assume the manage
nent OF the affairs OF the Administration the Senate
Ils recent letter caused much surprise amongst lis
friends ia the Senate, stated at the time 1t now
regarded, IN the light OF recent Developments, as the
frst move in the direction Indicated Senator Morton
vas to assume this important responsibility, and his
demise has been repeatedly admitted i'll hg quarters
sadly deTanged their plans 1t Is understood iGt the
basis OF Mr. Ednunds's eupprrt OF The Administration
Will not be in conflict with hs previous attitude on
questions at issue between the President and the senate
This would indicate tIst an understanding has been
reached which promises early organization of an
Administration party In the Senate. An Influential
Republican Senator said to-day that every day the
recent auimOsitios are growing less
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
THE VOCAL UNION OF NEw-YoRK.

The Vocal Union, an amateur club, with Il
mixed chorus Of apparently about fifty five voices. gave
its first concert last evening at Chickering Hall Tho
purpose Of the club is 10 give gees, nldgas and works
Of similar character not larger and more elaborate
compositions, and its programme was made in accord
with this purpose. There were glees, inadrgals
and part songs by Aine. BenN, Morley. Stuart Men.
delssohn Gade and others, which given by quar-
tete5 mixed choruses and chOruscs OF male and female
voices. beside come songs for Miss Thurshy, who
was the soloist OF tho evening. Miss Thursby
was IN excellent voice, sang charmingy, and
gained the encOres which usually fall to her
lot. The clubs werk was unexpectedly GOOD
iie chorus contains number Of pure fresh voices and
Mr. Wolsiefer, the conductor has already gotten them
under good control. Ther singing is prompt careful
and more finished than might naturally have bern cx
pected Of young society. and it does mot seem loo
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
FRUITS OF REPUTATION,
Prom me Richmond DiSDdfrh,

While the unscrupulous partisans are seeking
10 proOng her detention IN the tolls OF dishon0r,
Virginia is suffering from the prejudice OF her 0w claims
elsewhere aud the injury to her credit abroad. The
greatest difficulty experienced IN pressing upon the Fed
eral Government the claims OF Virginia for money adj
vanced 10 aid tic = tiOnal Government the war OF
1872 is the vicious strategy now carried Oh by cur Legs-
laure which is Interpreted as tending toward repuda-
ton. The public men Washington asking, How
Virginia have the faCe to here and lay claim to
money due her when she is Withholding that abe TO
those who loaned her the money to build her public
wOrkSl The inquiry brings the blush OF shame 10 the
cheeks of the loyal Nirgiaan and his must he
frustrated IN It's force by his OF Virsnas
de-
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

New-YoIl. bankers undertake to instruct the
country finances. but II would seem they Lave GOOD
dcq to learn IN tIe way OF managing banks-lClncin-
natl Gazette tRepJ
Stanley Matthews is reported as declaring
that he he's done the Republican party more good than
seems wiling bear" Stanley has onlv To Keep on
talking like that TO demonstrate that he isn't great
statesman he is i likely hum0rst.-l Albany Journal
(RepJ
The President will probably sign the Silver
BIZ spite John sherman, II II passes by good ma
iOrity II the bin becomes law Sherman should resign
at once and emigrate TO Germany, where Bismarck
might be foolish enough to employ Lin the tortured
finances OF the Empire.-fLouisvlle C0urier-Journal
(Dem.)
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED II.
Steamship Nickerson Galveston Jan. 10.
18TH with mdse and passengers 10 G. Ii. Mallory
& Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NpwORLYAys Jan. l7.-Arrived. steamship Ptoiemy. Rio
JanerO bark Esiya Cleared barks lydia, Queens
town; Elizabe b ProserDina Havre.
SAVANNAH jan l7.Arrved: ships Americana (Br Liver:
tBrl Gloucester Cleared, ship Glad
Tldings Br.l. Southwest Pass.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OUYENsTowS jan 1.-THE Williams ard Guon Line steam
PeidOe, New YORK Jan. =, arrived
here 3 o'clock this afternoon her way to Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL Jan. l7.rhe steamship sarmatan sailed from
here to-day FOR Philadelphia.
For other snap NecS TiTd PdJe.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
ALBANY.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

NUMEROUS RESOLUTIONS IN THE AssEMBLY-A TRI-
UMPH OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE UNIVER-
sITY CHosEN-THE EXCISE QUESTION.
The resolutions of investigation in relation to the
coal combination were debated in the Assembly,
and further consideration postponed until Tues
day. Mr.. Daily presented resolutions making the re-
apportionment of The State the first duty OF the
Legislature. Messrs. Leslie w. Russell and White
law Reid were elected Regents Of the University.
The Joint Committee on Cities heard arguments lor
and a gainst Nr. Days Excise Bill.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
SOLID SENSE.

IlNdN0I J0itT1Id.
4 stable currency will bring lower rates OF
interest increased confidence and healthy revival of
business These conditions only le reached by the
resumption Of specie payments Under these tifcnin-
stances and with the certainty OF disaster and dsonOr
If make any backward movement, the rcpca OF the
Resumption Act would De most unwlse. The effect
would be simply to launch the country again without
sail Iudder the of financial uncertainty The
path OF fety and Of leads straight forward, and
Republican party is fuly committed 70 the pocy OF
pursuing tllHt path The population record OF the
Dem0cricv made in past years clngs 10 II a. closely
its treason record The Republicans party Should not
commit the terrible mistake Of making similar record
or try compete with the Democracy IN tie work
lowering The National credit AMI dl.hOnoring tn Nj
tiOnl currency. Whatever poitical prestige or honor
the Republican pary has acquired has been rs pro-
eS+jyc partv: let IL not become the party or re-
and surrender III matter deeply Norin the
National honor.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
A GERMAN CONTINENT.

fff Inc fptiffi""t ifp"'t,"""i'
HE NEW-l DIRK lRiBU NJ Is the most widely
readOf al newspapers in the English lnnguaXc In our
state, because oCr Journal has 10 such 0egec won
the confidence The people OF the Northern Staies
Founded bY Horace Greeley thirty-sx years ago ana
that tnc conducted with uuyaryug independence.
THE TRHUNE H. relied upon by lis readers o the extent
that, all matters where competent standard OF Judg
ment IL needed it Is dt accepted IL furnishes mas
tcgy Criticisms not only Of political and sOcigl conditions
but ala" - I.ey tturG, music aud art.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
From Zhe Pi;tsbH0h ChToaicIc.
TIE TRIBUNE INDIX.

TO the Edifor Of rhe Iri6aae.
SIR: Don't You intend 10 issue an index to
THE TRIBUSK for llsi yearf Yours, i. u. SwAsGr.
StGr0nbush " T., Jan. Z, 1873
Yes; it is passing through the press, anu will
be ANNOUNCED in due season probably, at least, as
early rs last year.-Ldl