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Getting Ready For Another Chi
eago Fire.

NEW YoRK, March 14.-The order Of
the Mayor Of Chicago retiring large
portion Of the ere brigade ofthat city has
caused some feeling in the FIRE insurance
circles Of New York, and the provisional
committee Of the National Board Of un-
derwriters has instructed It's agents in
Chicago to forward definite details to the
Board as to the effect OF the order. The
strength Of the ERE department now and
when the order shall be carried out
The distric& that would be imperilled by
the proposed course and such other mat
ters that would guide the board in ID
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The peace Congress.

vienna, March 14.-Russia has inti-
mated her desire that the Congress will
meet on the S0th Of March, the twenty
second anniversary Of the Treaty Of Paris.
The Austrian government firmly antici.
pates that the Congress will assemble on
that day.
BERLIN, March l4.-The Anglo.Aus.
trian demand that the whole Of the Russo.
Turkish agreement should be submitted
TO the Congress arises from the belief that
special and secret arrangements have
been entered into independent OF the
principal treaty.
PRINCE OF BULGARIA.
BUCHAREST, March 14.-ln Russian
military circles il Is considered probable
that Prince Battenburg will be chosen
Prince Of Bulgaria.
RUSSIA PROPOSES TO DO THE SQUARE
THING.
81. PETERSBURG, March IA. = The
AOsaee Rlsse, commenting on the Berlin
special intimating that secret arrange
ments have been made between Russia
and Turkey, says that Russia Is not SO
confding "a to conclude secret clauses
with Turkey when she knows that the
slightest transactions are communicated
to Minister Layard. In regard toEngland's
claim Of the right 10 examine the treaty
at the Congress, ard Withdraw from the
In certain contingencies the
A9eaee RGsse points out that every
Power will enter the Congress with
full liberty rs to the attitude 1t may
assume relative to the claims brought
forward and the decisions arrived at.
vIEaHA, March 14.-The Ntv Free
Resse states that the Grown Prince Of
Austria will soon visit the United States
and Brazil.
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Tha New Hnmpshire ElectIon.

CoscoRD, March 14.-Returns are in
from all the towns in the State except 16.
The Governors vote foots up: Prescott,
IS, $40; Mexican, s6r5l7; scattering, 6S6.
The 10 towns TO hear from voted last year:
Prescott, e06; Marcy, $50; scattering, 8.
Reckoning the vote Of the towns the same
50 last year Prescott's plurality will be
1,675; his majority l,l35. Prescotts vote
last year was 46,757, this year 50, ais;
Republican loss 1850. Marcy's vote last
year was Sc, ,726; McKeanis vote this year
81, ,769; Democratic gain sl,043. The
scattering vote last year was 800, this
year 536. The Prohibition and Green
back votes are counted as scattering.
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The Boy Murder.

PHrLGpELPHrA, March l4.-In the case
OF Charles Welch, q boy twelve years OF
age, charged with shooting and killing
Robert McAdam, a playmate Of the same
age, the Coroneris jury returned ayetdict
that the shooting was accidental, the fore
man explaining that the jury thought the
boy was not aware Of the dangerous char.
aeter Of the weapon, and there was no
evidence that be intended to do murder.
The boy was set At liberty.
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Atricar-Sionists.

NEw YoRK, March 1.-THE Penna
Colonization Society has authorized the
American ColoniEationists 70 send at its
expense fifty emigrAnts to Liberia. They
will leave on the frat Of May and will
locate at Florisburg Settlement Of Bre-
meryille, ten miles from Monroyica. Il
was named in honor Of ofthe late Charles
Btemer, Of Pittsburgh, by whose gener
osity many emigrants have been enabled
to reach Liberia.
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opposed to any Changes in the
TaFiflI

HARaIsBuRG, March 1.-THE Senate
by an unanimous vote adopted the fol.
lowing resolution;
Res0lped, That We hereby respectfully,
but most earnestly, urge upon our Sena'
tors and Representatives In Congress the
Importance Of united action ON their part
In opposing any change Of the present
tariff system, Ia 90 far as the came Affects
the material interests OF this State.
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The Need of Patience Among the
Iron Men.

AT the outbreak OF the American Rev
olution, DR.. franklin made use Of the
memorable expression, "We must all
hang together, or hang separately We
cannot bot recall this expression when
we think Of the necessity that is laid
upon the Iron men-especially the Nail
msn-of standing by their experiment,
initiated weeks ago, Of limiting produe.
ton and maintaining their card price.
Either this or desperate plunge to the
very bottom of the "slough Of Despond,"
from which they only emerged few
months ago, after months Of weary efforts
to market their product at even the small.
eat profit.
We make these remarks because We
have heard that the feeling developed at
the Pittsburgh meeting on Wednesday
was not altogether satisfactory, although
there was no disposition manifested to
relax the hold Of the association upon
the present card. Every one acknowl.
edged that to do so, after 90 mapy weeks
Of stopping, would indeed be moat dis,
coursging, II not altogether suicidal
Hence, while the meeting adjourned
without buoyant tone, 1t adjourned, Is
they say in war, in good ordsr-under
good discipline, and with its morale pre-
served.
All accounts from the West agree that
just as soon "a the roads become
passable trade will certainly i'm
! prove. It cannot be wore than II
has been, and there iA every reason to
expect that il will change decidedly for
the better. A Wheeling nail man travel.
Ing 10 the West, sends word that the pros
pects are encouraging for . good trade
; this spring. Therefore, let everybody be
i. wise aud patient, and not ieopardiEe the
rewards Of patience aud conservation up
TO this time by any hasty acts at this late
hour IN the season.
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Crookedness ana Wickedness.

NEw YoRK, March 14.-ship masters
ia Baltimore think, concerning the at
tempted theft Of the British brig Alice
and cargo, the circumstances Of which
were made public yesterday, that the con-
spirators have probably murdered Capt.
Campbell Of the Alice, who sailed with
her from Port Cabello, and the authorities
have telegraphed the owners OF the Alice
at New Brunswick for description Of
Captain Campbell.
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Tremendous Emigration.

TorEKA, Ks, March 1.-THE Immi-
grafton to Kansas still continues unabat.
ed, and the various land Offices are over.
flowing with homestead and preemption
entries, Twelve Thousand acres were
taken at the Larned land Office In one
day last week, and yesterday the sales Of
the Aichison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
road Company reached $4,000, all to
actual settlers. -Four full passenger
trains, consisting Of thirty coaches and
containing !, 800 people, passed over the
road TO Southwest Kansas yesterday.
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NEw BRussw1cK, n. j., March IA
The new wooden bridge across Raritan
river was completed, BY the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, last evening, and the
frat through train, since Saturdays fire,
crossed the river this morning. The new
structure Il 100 feet long, cost $50, 900
and was put up BY 500 men in four days.
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RoME, March 14.-The action Of the
Government touching the Bishopric Of
salerno must lead to 3 conflict with the
Vatican. The Roysl Proeurator main.
tains that seven ch-Bishoprica and
seventeen Bishoprics in the former King.
dom Of Naples are under Crown PATRON.
age by virtue Of the concession Of Glenn
ent the Seventh to Charles the Fifth.
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sued ON BIS OaIeIal Rona.

81. LOUIS, March 14.--Emil Thomas,
late Sheriff Of 81. Louis, having failed to
pay over fees collected, was today sued
lof $4,000 on his official bond. The
suit Ia brought at the instance Of the Cir.
cult Court, There are other claims
ARainat him.
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The TnsearnNas Road.

~ = u'n'aa .;.. - ~ ~, 80. ss., -. 1877
~ -" s.o, ssa =. .hs -. - -. -.
were sfsiI4os "a, ana 'ae oPsfAins "a
penses ssO9, ,945 81, leaving net slsl,-
52S 90.
Ths ds,,;I. ~ .b.ss s.,r;,os are ma
,Ae s.,oo,e co. :
ioliows: Ffeight, s4lz,eiS oi passeh-
gers, S70I427 "a; mail and express,
s, ,2O7 Al; miscellaneous, $50 90. The
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NAsHyrLLE, March 14.-Rey. Brown
Cable, colorsd, was hanged at Winchester
to-day for the murder 81 Felix Gardner,
colored, June %, 1875. Ten thousand
people Witnessed the execution. His neck
was broken In the fall and be died in
seven minutes.
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An Oft Repeated warning TO Ii.
eentioua BrufeS.

PEssAcoIA, March "A negro who
grossly assaulted a child aged Eve years,
causing It's death, was last evening
lynched by mob. The SHERIFF. posse
resisted the lynchers, killing one and
NeundipR Eve dAngeroualy.
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Public Lands tor the EDUCATION
of the People.

WAsHtNGroS, March 1.-THE Commit.
Tee on Education and Labor to-day in
structed Mr.. Good, chairman, to report
bill providing that the net proceeds Of
sales Of public lands shall forever bo
consecrated and set apart for the educa-
uon Of the people. The act Is not TO have
the effect to repeal, impair or suspend
any Law authorizing the preemptiom Of
public lands or the entry of public lands
for homesteads, nor "a limiting In any
way the power Of Congress over the pub
lie domain, or to interfere with the grant
ing Of bounty lands. The Secretary OF
the Treasury is required on the 3lst OF
July in each year,to apportion to tho
States, Territories and District Of Colum.
bia, on the basis Of population between the
ages Of and 81, the net proceeds Of the
sales Of the public lands for the previous
year, provided that after i've years one.
half OF said net proceeds and after ten
years the whole OF said net proceeds shall
be set apart as an educational fund, Whieh
said fund shall be invested In bonds OF
the United States bearing rate Of inter.
est not less that four per cent per annuIn,
both principal and interest payable In
coin. The interest on such educational
fund only to be appropriated as above
provided, and that for the fist ten yeafs
the distribntion Of the net proceeds and
interest on the fund to and amonglthe sew
eral States, Territories and the District
Of Columbia shall be made according 10
the number Of their respective popula-
tions OF ten years old and upward who
cannot read or write, as shown from time
to time by the last preceding published
census Of the United States. The first
apportionment to be made on or before
the 3lst day OF July, 1873, when the
States and Territories shall be entitled to
receive their distributiye shares.
Mr.. Good will offer an amedment pro-
yiding that one fourth Of the moneys ap-
propriated by this bill shall be given 10
Agricultural Colleges and Institutions
OF learning established In accordance
with the act Of Congress Of July % 1852,
unless in any Gaze the State Legislature
shall otherwise direct.
The Secretary Of the Treasury says that
the report that he has decided to sell
large amount Of per cent bonds at par
ia erroneous, he has made no such deci-
sion.
The total subscriptions to the per
cent bonds since date OF the Treasury cir
cular Of January 16, advertising loans, 10
81 millions; subscriptions for the present
month to date aggregates half million;
to-day subscriptions did not go above
$4,000.
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE EN-
peror has Aligned the charter authorizing
L. B. Shaw, E. g. Burgess, I. B. Lane
and other New York capitalists to erect
and operate grain elevators throughout
the Empire.
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PresidentiaI YisIt.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Presi.
dent Of the United States having accepted
an invitation to visit the Commercial
Exchange Of Philadelphia, at u meeting
OF the Board Of Managers to-day Z
Committee Of Arrangements and Recep-
tion Was appointed.
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Marine InfeIiieence.

NEw YoRK, March 1.-THE steamers
France, from Hayre, and Pantheon, from
Liverpool, have arrived.
LONDON, March 1.-THE steAmers Wy
oming and Schiedam, from New York,
have arrived.
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death Of CoInmodore PInkney.

BALrr4oRB, March 14.-Commodore
Robert F. Plnkney died this morning,
aged 81 years. At the outbreak Of The
ciyil war the deceased was Captain In
the United States Navy, which he re-
signed and entered the Confederate ser-
vice.
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DnRorr, March IA special from
81. SGult Marie this evening reports
the river free from Ice, excepting
Mud Lake where II is four Of Eve inches
thick, but very porous.
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Nicholas Latee, Of San Franeisco,
Cal, died Tuesday evening.
-Robt. Hamilton, Ui Newton, n. j.
ex member Of Congress, died this morn.
Ing Of paFalYsia.
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Nixty cents ON the Dollar.

c1scrSEArI, March 14.-HoWell, Gano
& Co., hardware dealers, who recently
suspended, have effected an arrangement
with their creditors At 60 cents on the
dollar, the firm giving their unsecured
notes, payable in installments during two
years, without interest.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
and Lower Lakes, rising barometer, cold
er north to west winds and partly cloudy
weather, except preceded byrain areas or
snow In the East Dis;riet, gradually fol-
lowed from the Westward by falling
barometer and winds shifting to warmer
southeast or southwest.
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The New silver Dollar.

New YoRK, March 1.-THE new silver
dollar appeared on Wall street this morn
ing. Buyers paid = fraction above par
in gold for the tokens.
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Murder nndNuieife.

YosKERs, N. Y, March 14.-Theran
Merriatt this afternoon shot and killed
Mrs, Samuel Legget, and then shot and
killed himaelf.
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oBJECrs TO Lyons.

LONDON, March l5.-Iu the House oi
Commons last evening Sir Robert Pee
objected to Lord Lyons representing
England in the Congress, because his
opinions were opposed to those Of Lay
ard and Sir Henry Elliott. Sir Stafford
Northcote replied that the Government
and not Lord Lyons was responsible for
England's course at the Congress.
The Sd4ddr2 announces that the ADJ
miralty ordered all outward bound men
of-War to be detained 10 strengthen the
Mediterranean feet.
A Rome correspondent learns from
high authority that the Cardinals have
declared that the Pontif can under GER
tain reservations renounce in the inter-
ests OF the church the material property
Of the church. This opinion has been
asked so as TO free the Pope from being
perpetually bound by considerations rela.
tive to temporal power.
A special from ST. Petersburg an'
nounces the arrival there OF General Ig'
natietf and Reouf Pasha.
A special from Vienna says it is GER
tain that the Porte, at the instance oi
Russia, has decided 70 oppose the occu-
patton Of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Admiralty has bought the Brazil
ian ironclad Indepensia.
DEAD.
T.. IT.t. E.;.r.It ,ka .rtbo, {,
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AHALF MIILIOy FTRH,

BELFAST, March 14-The damage by
fire in Deenville's dis.illery last night is
half million dollars.
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We are indebted 70 Thos. HornbroOt,
Esq, for late and interesting papers from
Hot Springs. One Of these is an illus
,rated paper containing a photograph Of
General Kelly, the Government superin-
isndsnt Of the Hot Springs reservation.
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6REESBACRS FOB CUSTOMS.
Mr.. VOORHEES, introduced a bill pro.
viding for the payment Of all Customs
duties and all other debts due the United
States in legal tender notes At par, e1-
cept in cases where it Ia otherwise ex-
pressly stipulated on the face Of the OBJ
legation or contract. Referred.
Mr.. Teller introduced bill TO regulate
the passenger fare and freight traffic on
Inc Denver Pacific Railroad and Kansas
Pacific Railroad. Referred.
Consideration was then resumed OF the
unfinished business; being the bill in
regard to the Union Pacific Railroad
sinking fund, and Mr.. Matthews spoke in
favor Of the bill reported by the Com.
mittee on Railroads, and gave notice that
he would hereafter submit its q substi-
tute for that reported by the judiciary
Committee.
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ENGLAND.
AaBear. Failure.

LosDos, March 14.-cecil William
Boyle, q stock broker, failed. Liabilities
about 10000. He was heavy "bear'
in British railWays.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senator Matthews on the Railroad
Bill.
He Discusses the Legal Rights as
well as the Public Policy
Of the Bill.
The Whisky Tax Bill Passed by
the House.
An Enormous Loan to the Whisky
Manufacturers.
A Genuine Specimen of Class Leg
isIation.
A Gigantic Fraud on the Revenue.
SENATE.
WAsHrSeros, March II.

A number of pension bills were passed
during the morning hour; among them
was one granting $50 a month 70 the
widow OF Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes.
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UNION PACIFIC D1RECroRs.

The terms Of office Of the Government
Directors OF the Union Pacific Railroad
expired last Sunday. The President and
Secretary Schurz had conference to-day
on the subject OF the new appointments to
Gil the Board. Their names will be sub
mit,ed to the Cabinet tomorrow. 1t is
probable that Chadwick will be the only
one reappointed. ]. F. Wilson ia not a
candidate for reappointment. g. B.
SmYthe. Of Iowa, will be his successor.
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MOON SINNERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
cnANars 1N THE rAR1rr.

[ The COMMITTEES on Wqys and Means
made q number Of changes in the tariff
bill to-day, among them salt in bags,
sacks, barrels or other packages, IL cents
per 100 pounds; in bulk, s cents per 100
pounds; new type and type metal, 20 per
cent nd yalorunl.
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soRrHcoTT MAKES HIS USUAL LITTLE
SPEECH.
In the House Of Commons this afternoon
Sir Stafford Northcott, Chancellor Of the
Exchequer, stated that II the meeting
bill and certain estimates are passed the
House will riAe on the 18th or 18th OF
April till the 9Th Of May for the Easter
recess. The Chancellor also said he
would introduce the budget on the 4th Of
April. In reply to question the Chan
cellor said the Government had agreed to
take part in the Congress. The Gov.
ernment Is now communicating with the
various Powers regarding the terms on
which we enter the Congress. The Chan.
cellor also said be could mot enter into the
details, but be might say that in the Con.
gress each Power would maintain It's
liberty OF action. It was not intended
that the majority should bind the minor
ity. England will maintain her views in
the Congress and will require before en-.
tering it that every article Of the treaty
OF peace shall be placed before the Con-
gress in such manner that the Congress
can Judge whether the articles arc to be
accented or not
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THE WHISKY TAX BII.L.

Mr.. sayler stated the purpose Of the
RESOLUTION, saying that IL principal oh:
ject Has 70 extend tho bond period Of
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RrI1c OF raH coNPEpERAoY,

The wivern Turret ship, built for the
Southern Confederacy, but detained by
the government and ever since moored in
the harbor, has been brought 10 the Dey-
onport dock yard to be prepared for com.
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Wenfher lndicationa.

war DRPAxTMKSI,
OFytcx or TN cHIKE SfsNAL 0VRIcER,
wASHnsToS, D. C., March Is i =, =.
EInu .ntfTFfRs
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WASHINGTON.
Theft of Governmenf Timber.

WAsHrsa1os, March 14.-Areport re-
ceiyed from Pensacola states that within
q radius Of seyenty.fye miles Of that
place the public lands have been denuded
OF more timber than in the same radius
in any other locality in the United States.
It IL estimated that about seyen.tenths Of
the timber shipped from Pensacola Is
taken from the public domain, and that
500, 600 could be recovered for the gov.
ernment II the cases are properly prose.
cuted. .
The navy appropriation bill recently
introduced in the House by Representa-
tive Clymer appropriates the total sum
Of S14, ,O4s,6s4 throughout the bill the
specific objects Of the appropriation are
stated. Only 81 800, 900 are appropriat-
ed for the preservation OF vessels on the
stocks and in the ordinary purchase Of
materials and stores, Of all kinds OF labor
In the navy yards and on foreign stations,
preservation Of materials, in the purchase
Of tools, wear, tear and repair Of vessels,
for the general care and protection OF the
navy on the line OF construction and re-
pair, incidental expenses, namely, adyer-
tising and foreign postage.
The Senate Committee on Postothees
and Post Roads to-day resumed consid-
Grafton Of Alex Reeds nomination as
Postmaster for Toledo, but reached no
conclusion.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
unanimously agreed to report favorably
the nomination Of Alopzo N. Beard, Col
lector OF Customs at Boston.
The sub committee in charge OF the
various bills concerning the ns.Conti-
mental Railroad Communication, at or
near the 32d parallel, reported iavorably
on the Texas Pacific project and snb.
mitted to full committee copy OF the
bill agreed upon by the House Pacific
Railroad Committee. The full COMMITTEES
begun discussion Of the measure and ad.
iourped until Tuesday next, when the
final action is expected. The sub COM
mittee is composed Of Senators Mathews,
Sanders, Dorsey and Barnum.
MOON SINNERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Collector Brayton, at g Greenyille, S. c.,
telegraphs to the Commissioner Of In.
ternal Revenue that he has organized a
force Of thirty men, who are now on the
way to Pickens county. Redmond, with
thirty men, followed Captain Hotfman's
force Of eight men all day Tuesday; they
being powesless to contend with Red
monds' gang, retreated TO Easley, waiting
for reintorcements. Redmond has or
dered citizens at their peril to furnish
food or shelter TO the revenue oficers.
Warrants will be procured for Jail break
ers and other revenue culprits. They
will either be captured or become fugi-
tiyes.
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Ten thousand new silver dollars were
received at the Treasury to-day, and
about 5000 have been paid out in ex-
change for gold.