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New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
EPARATIoNs FOR TIRE OPENING TO-DAY-sOME ol

PREPARATIONS FOX THE oftNlNb iO-bAi-o''i-S VI
THE ATTRACTIONS THAT ARE PROMISED.
The interior of the building at Third-ave. and
Sixty-third-st., TO he occupied for the next two
months aud half by the American Institute Fair
presented scene of confusion yesterday. Grimy
men were struggling with refractory boilers and
machines Of all kinds which wcro being placed III
position :scores of huge glass cases IN which all
sorts of articles are To be arranged were Deing
grouped numerically sounds of hammers weie
heard all around, and the visitor was bewldercd by
the noise and hustle. To-day at p. m, the forty
eighth annual exhibition of the American Institute
OF the CITY Of NewYork will be opened by thcpresl-
dent Of the trustees, Nathan G. Ely. who Will de-
liver an address. The exhibitors to whom space mas
been assigned have been very late this year, ana
tho prospect Is that II viii be several days before
the Fair in good running order. Nc spaces VIII DC
held for more than forty-eight hours aItef thc lI
opens, and alter that time tie unclaimed portions
of the buildings will be allotted 20 nose whose up
picatiOus for room on file. WOrknen were ousy
Yesterday on the temporary elevated railway sta-
ton In front Ot he building. which Was louhd 10 DC
so great convenience last year; AIauecn'oii,s NV,
have been IL ;de by which for 90 cents one cah
bay a ticket for the Fair with two coupons. inc
coupons are good ior trip ana return on tle ~
waited road from Eastor West siGe station WIN
change of cars ii necessary, ~ the Battery Aiter
TODAY the Fair VIII open nj q. M. ana VIII cl'
at 10 d. m. DOwnings Ninth Rcgnent Band VIII
dye afternoon and evening concerts IL lS eApecl'u
tha there will be fine hurtcEl ufal display III HV-
to,sr In the centre OF the building fountain has
been placed, surrounded by n pretty bank OF leihs
and flowers. One OF the interesting FEATURES OF 'ic
Fair VIII he the machines run ny c"mptcss'N "'l
mower. A thrty-hOrsc power engine VIII use ar rs
IL motor and numerous experiments Viii be mace.
Edison will nave several OF hi6 patents Oh cA-
hntion and there viii he an abundance OF other
interesting articles displayed from house elevator
and morse rake to an electric PEN. he usual
medals will be awarded AT Tie CiO-e o. the ar
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
SjiIP
PoRr OF NEw.YoHH..........seDt 70.

PORT OF NEW.iUli '8
ARRIVED
str scyrha fRr HAMS Liverpool sep' g. Queenstown
T. Z" O. l - O., 1r,,r sent q, Il, + g. r,,
licrder GER, brandt Hamburg sept g. Wa nayic6 10
SIR Eea1ane I'm, Jack Nevca., u 7dav. 70 J. Seager
III i.1's"nd ,asiie tbr Iunn Newcastle lie days TO
-tr sesr@1n ri nattey, shields Aug 81, in ballast to
sir III. of CIV b. Pellets, Haptepooi IS days ballast
5eaais Ir Monsopery geao' aug 3 4 JeFno5D l,
sr Gcidea H6il Cir Valdez G6raltar seager.
RIO Grande Pennington Galveston days. to II NAL
sir GnckerbockeF Kemble New-Orle'ns days 10 CLARK
sir Charleston Lockwood. Charleston 3 days W
Str lsoac Bel Iawrence Rchmond city Point and Norfolk
sT Iy6ce raeeu. T@nson ., 20 ? T@ cyde Co.
sp Str OF nda Armstrong, Antwerp 50 days, in ballast
ship ccrsi us drnneil Borand, London 40 days. with
Bnr 8Hm"ri tta IRA 81 days, with mdsa
BARK Norman tNor Mah.en Bordeaux IS days in ballast
rs ,'ra. Yonncscn Danisc to Funeh Eaye Co.
BarE -efrnno deetl ROCHESTER. 10 W f"tA,F & 20
Rs s1 KS%.S SS gcyS 50 sy 20 Ar %s Tas Co.
. Bar Dsyia ava iay ~ 'Pi % Ne,is = Sou 90 VIZ '' ~ '
sT Un,e Parker. Veal Boric,uz to Parker CO.
Bark Msry ampeei Gray. London Aug l. IN ballast to
i clsmeats Wilbur Rotterdam e ria 40 days to
wIND-suu.et-At sandy Hook light > cloudy. AT CITY
Island tho same ,,-.o,n
srrs Montana Br, Gadd verDoo via Queenstown, WI.
laurent de Behan -Gn'O Do omingO.
Halmes cape aycn, etc. Vim clyde Co: CORES y n
net Halifax. Clark seaman Wyanoke Couch, Norfolk,
Dominion Gulf stream,
Charleston W Quintaid q co; Neptune, Berry,
shipiafnica sine air. Antwerp. snow q Burgess.
~csmf1el >auldcl tncll BrosI
John Johnson Halliburton, Ronen " Parker CO. Ohvet
Prciari Newiy Vernon 7 Brown Go; John Boyt Grant
Dgnkrk, JED FRYE co: Hattie r. Lock- AT nDa. Ifdy.
Whitney Co: Maiden itv. Btrr' nan iurh y uorseyi
Chigueco Potter Liverpool. Scimilr Iloke, Micnel
BOrkmann. 'cflcln Coz Frances fbrl. h
Of eco
der ocovich & 90 Nor siyerisen in-tsntnopla
Fupch .dyc e CO; Johan Irron- M'rte.s-n Rotterdam,
{ Tobias & Co: Harriet hickman, smith, Antwerp Fuuch,
Edye Nrspm Elsiuore for orders g Tobias 81
Cos Emma pakr larsen. DluIR, lunci EdYe Co; NuOya
Chiarins, Attanaso. Names, John Seaytr
Brirs Walter smith. Mtloney Havana , II Smiih q 20;
Annie II st0ror Adams Janeiro. " Il Cossman Bro.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON sept le.-Ar Matthews. ron New-YorkJ
arr al Newcastle, Rae a IRON New YORK; arr az AMT
werp Ssinmaun. FtlroF, Ma.ahtr. Mercedes, ani
oya Crown all from NcwYork 20 Havre sts Aiethuss
and Col anm from NewNOrk err az Rotterdam st Atmoe,
from New-York at Amsterdam, str Cnlon, nom Ne"'
YORK.
LIVERPOOL sept l6.-A str Inventor. from NewYorS
QUEENSTOWN Sept TO- Arr str The Qdeon from Ne"-iorz
MovrILg sept l6-Arr Anchorta, from NewYork for
Glasgow.
INST Beacensfet, GRANVILLE Belle Memlo 10Th Inst Gaeomo
Morola Covert Icarus Bravo DueD, Thennis, besae
Crosby l6t in. Hermod Adoiphus Angelo Caiterna "a
purrO, CleOnice Bava.
Arr lth inst. Canoes, Bremcrehe. Fra Francesca Mel
mine otto: l5th inst Alice Cooper Reynatd CaernA
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
POLICE BOARD MEETING
LISTS OF ELECTION rtcroRs RECEIVED AND RE-
TERRED.

LISTS Oh ELECTION lNSI'i cIORs RECEIVED AND RE-
FERRED.
The Police Commissioners met at noon yester-
day. and made Mr. MacLean acting president of
the Board until the next regular meeting. COM
u,unication was received through tho Mayors
office fao'n Henry Bergh. VINO complained tlaf
two houses on South-st. w-re being dn'~""', not
wihstanding that he had anr-f0' 40 .i'e Po'ice 10
have them profectel matter was referred To Mr.
French fn- Investigation. For various offences n
large number OF policemen were fined and patrolmen
Timothy Taon. Of the Nineteenth Precinct James
Mcclellan, of the lwcny-third aud john Farrell
OF the Elghto.nh Precinct. were dismissed from the
department Several employees OF the Bureau of
Street Cleaning were dsn. sod Tor neglect OF duf y
and other labOreis were appointed III their Places
The lists of poll clerks and inspectors Qf elections
which had been received from Tho Republican.
Iammany aud ANTI lammanY Associations, were
then taken up for consideration. On motion of
Commissioner Maci.can tie Republican list was re-
fcfrcd 20 MessIs. French and WIeeoI, aud the
Democratic lists were referred 10 Mts.rs. MacL can
md Morrison. The COmussiolUIs said after th.
meeting that choice of inspectors and poll clerks
would be made al tie next meeting OF tie Board Oh
Friday. Inc Republican Comm issiOners viii report
favorably tho Republican list a. submitted to
them and MessTs. MacLean and Morrison VII ap-
prove the Anti-l ammany list. The Republican
Commissioners declined yesterday t. nay what ac-
tion they would take regarding the Democratic
lInts.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

Old Gentleman " shall report you, young
man. Why didn't you sop uofOrei Here nave / b .en
running after your Gus uet quarter OF hour.
ConductOr All right, guynOr, you needn't turn 50
rusty. | amt like pertater. eyes all over"
A coored man was once asked why he did
not get married. "Why. you sab, said net got
old Inuidcr an hab 10 do for ty see ssh an II
don't buy shoes an stOckin 81 Oreau an bultef
ahe wouldn't NON. Nv" ci We 70 get married,
be akin de shoes an stockus an bread an butter rig
OUT o. my muddcr's mouth
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
MoRu0Ns ARRIVING FROM EUROPE.

X. {. flygare officer in charge. and seventeen
other Mormon issionancs arrived yesterday In the
steamship WyOnl,ug from Liverpool with "a coony
81 III M"f'nohS' %" their way To Utah. OF these
immigrants, who are m-tiv in families. one-balf
are from Scandinavia and the .iainder from Great
britain. They are rugged and lelatv looLtpo and
are said 20 bc industrious and hard-Toriinc. Mot
a. those from England aic mechanics, the Welsh are
farm lahoIer- and miners and the others farmers.
Missionary Ralph smith. when asked what was
thought oi secretary Evartss coA"nnicptinu 10 the
cranfs said he did not think that such connniii-
cation would have any effect. " As 70 p0ly g?mY,
I, ,,id 1--WE neither advise It, nor do We advise
ri-. IT, practice; that IL y matter Of t-,nsccnce
IefWc cen those who join the Latter Day Haiuts and
then God" . -,
,,aiujng I'm tie different mission IN Europe and
Tie nryt colony is expected hext month. Those
Who arrived yesterday were SaI'ed ior SALT Lake
Civ las. evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
A NEW NOMINATION.
SIXTH c. HAwLEY NOMINATED BY THE MAYOR AM
REJECTED by TIE ALDERsirN.


REJECTED BY TIE ALDERMrN.
After a vacation Of eight weeks tle Board Of Al
dcrmcn met yesterday afternoon. EGfly in
the session Colonel Tracy, Mayor Coop
efs secretary. entered with conmuuca-
tion from the Mayor, nominating Seth c.
Hawley the present chief clerk of the Police Board
to be Police Commissioner. to succeed De WIT c.
Wheeler. " hen the nature OF the paper was known
the liyoliest interest was manifested. Alderman
Burns moved that the nomination he returned to
Mayor Cooper with the thanks Of the Board. The
communication read again nj tho request of
Alderman liaughtOn, ,lalter which Alderman Roberts
moved tha. Alderman BuTnss motion be amended
by striking out the word thanks" Alderman
Sevin moved to further amend ordering the
nomination 10 he sent TO Governor Robinson.
Alderman Morris offered Il motion that vote be
taken immediately on the nomination. President
Mott put the motion and vote was taken Alder
man liaughtOn at first asked to be excused from
voting as lac claimed not to know who the nominee
was, but afierward Withdrew his request. When
taken the vote stood II tor rejection and for con-
fnnation the following voting for the Mayors can
didate: President Mott and Aldermen uaughton
HYATT and Kenny.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
rRnMINENI ARGIYALs.

Hreroort Hopse-KuTd Won Schl0zer. German MN. MIN,
Patti Henri Koon de Munck. signor Clamp gey
onS ChfIzoia HOffse-Ole Bun nor man
Rouse- senator John H. Mitchell OF oregon anu
gressmnn w A. Piper Of California. Grdnd HDieiTfhgi
neer in chief w H. shock T. :. N....fii Arfh' r.
Cbun Shen n LIN Yuan Tam Kin Cho ana I'm I'VE,
rong of tho Chinese Embassy; Robert bAfcl' oi bitl
morb and Provost Mcgee of LONDON fr,. . 20
,,,e H0frI-Scnatnr William McMa-tcr. OF Toronto nl
80. W,ndsor HosMarshan Field of chicago anq Snn -
TpIinrhast of Buffalo NtchOiIs H0iet- captain A.
fooIo = N V,ssflgsnsfeT Hoiot-Mlle. Anna De be
locca Miss Lab'auche samuel Coviile Me'rcpo',e.
Jofef-Chrlstopher ~ Warath. OF oneida, ~ y huu i.
mind Claxron of Phlndel Hotel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
j Il. StOnelOuse, Of Albany.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
.r.pcnINc rnR LC,T TREASTRE.

Work has beon resumed 'p"n the wreck OF the
frgae Hussar off Port %r'ls' ait'r lapse OF three
sl.,r,,d - s,iI IN te hold. The Fngato Hnssar
,,..,,,..,. iicb ,as organized In 1866. Is prose-
.i r. =, 80 The schooner Hudson bas been
e"'i.s fsJ ~, o, the iIigate. which is In 100 feet oil
"1t"i' Al Il was wrecked in 1850 1t was a British
f,a', arriving thilty-t~O guns. was 200 feet in
i'~.,0 auf JS feet In breadth. She lett this port
- - s,,senOeT -. 1850, for New-LOndon having on
Ssid sefcnty American prisoners taken from the
.,fison lllihs AT WallabOu Bay She Is reported TO
have had "a treasure oi 4S6u,OOO brought 10 this
county to pay of the British 1,.ccs.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
A THOROUGHLY ALARMED NAN

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 16.-Treasurer Renfro
sent his resignation to the House tins morning, accom-
panied by proposition 81 interest which
he had received on the States money resolution TO
accept his resignation discussed all day without
nns action II Is thought that he will DO iinpeachcd
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
BANK MIsMANAOEMEYr.

Attornoy-General SchOonmakcr came to this city
Oh Monday aud returned TO Albany last night He
said yesterday that part of hs sOrk lad been ia re
lation 10 bank mana cement. VcIy curious informa-
GOn, be said, could be made public In relation 10
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
ATTkNPTkD SUICIDE.

MoRRIsTOwN. n. j., Sept. 15.-Mr. James
T. Main, of Planned, - j attempted suicide by hang
iug at the residence OF his sn-inaw, Mr. f. g. Ceiger
New-Yo.k druggist Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Main be-
came afraid rtcly that he would lose all hs property,
nuh the mLtter lAs proved upon hls mind.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

some of the banks. The presidents Of some OF them
had stepped beyond the law, perhaps unintention.
aly, In their administration: superintendent
Lamb was determined they should obey the law;
IL they did not suits would be brought TO compel
them to do SO by the Attorney General.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
POSITION OF THE COAL COMPANIES.


Hopes of forming n combination of the coal COM
panos have been wcll-nigh abandoned by prOmi-
nent operators Tire differences between the COM
panes are said to be as wide before and the
obstacles 10 an agreement are believed TO be iusur
mountlhle. No general meeting Of the officers Of
the companies has been held although rumors
OF meetings havo been circulated freely. Il
was reported on Monday that meeting
would be held yesterday and that Henry
Packer, of the Lehigh Valley Company, would be
present II IL understood that Mr. Packer has con-
Suited witt the individual operators of that DIS
trct in regard 10 the course to be pursued by the
company. lie was In the city yesterday. and
it is SAID that the Lchigh Valley Company
will consent 10 periodical SUSPENSION OF
mining at times and for periods 10 be fixed by It.
self The suspension must be arbitrary and no dis
cretion Is 20 be left to officers of other companies
To tins proposal few. # any, of the companies
wonld be willing t. occede. The position said to
be assumed iy the Pcnnsy vania Railroad Company
would interfere seriously with any agree
mcnt that other companies might make
That company is said to be extremely
Jealous Of the Reading Company, and In opposing
any combination l. believed to affiliate with The
Iehigh Valley Company. Since the combination Of
ls7s Dissolved, the Reading Company has secured
railroad advantages that have awakened the teal-
ousv of he Peunsy ylyana Railroad. The Lehlgb
Valley is seeking an Independent line to Philade-
plia. Both companies, IL is said, oppose combine
tlon as detrimental to their own schemes.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17


A. the meeting If the Pilot Commissioners ycs-
teulav. Inspector Conway submitted aildavits from
pTosons not connected with the department. who
witnessed the throwing Of ashes in the bay from Inc
steamboat Josephine on August 80. An inve,tiea-
tou Is 10 bo hcll. Al.ttrr was also received from
residents az aud near yottopvIlle :. L. re'nonstrlt-
ing against the action OF the Atlantic Dredging
Company. employed 10y the LehIch Valley Rail- BAD
COMPANY 10 cxcavate from the coal docks at East
Amhog. in Gumping drcdgings in OF about the cham
mel near Tottenvillc. Inspector Conway made m
afidavl. that he witnessed Tho dumping Of dreir-
ing, by the company "A urday last. about mn a
above TotteuViilc. Three bids received for re-
moving the suuken coal barge from Pier No. = EG-t
River. and the award was made 10 Richard Bush
f. SO.
Doc, Commissioner Nandcrpoel and Chief Fngi-
ncer Greene. further Investigated the charges
against the Union Dredging COMPANY. for dumping
lnud-scows IA the h.y. Az Tie request OF The VIII
nc-~e- Superintendent looui> Of the dredging
company. and Captain D0hAin and Pilot Donncly
Of the tug Alanson sumner, the Investigation wei
secret The witnesses acknowledged that the scOws
were dumped inside o. the Limits, bnt said that It
was done without orders, and because they got
ndift in a heavy sCl and had they not heou
du,upei Joss oi lfe and boats would have resulted
Commissioner Naudcypucl said that the Dock De-
parfment was indebted 10 the company about
$4,000 and that this amount wouid be Withheld
until the que stion of fines was settled.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
MARIAE INTELLxGENCE.

MINIATURE almanac
TO-DAY.
ern rises... bs9 sun m 0O6 Clock sov 5an 49,.
Moon sets.... 631 Moon souths l02 Moons Se DAYS
nisH WAITE. rODAl-
sandy Hook s;Oe GOV. Island. $40 OS5
Hidu WATER rO.DAf-P.
Sandy Hook. SOL Island. 900 Hell GAts
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

The HOLMAN PAD has cured numbers of my
friends Cured my wife OF chronic difficulty, eldest chic
protracte feve and an infant child of hopeless case "
'"''' L. ; CARTER 2O27 columba-ave.. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases or gag
- Gcneratye radically and spesly clret Hsles
aud to- T. HE'S ny A.DANIFi- NJ. D. t8DrNnft"l'F'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HuDNuTS' NJ
2ls BROADWAY.
Dam ca Noon. TO-. .. N. ~ Midnight of''
IIinnesi during the dav. H.. Lowest DSt
Average 65as0. Same day. 1875. 61's'.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
AnOuncemental

WNCHEsrER's HYPOPUOsPHITEs
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs. bronchitis, Deoihy. 20
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
STATEN ISLAND.

VANDHRnII's LANDING.-The inquest on the
body of William Hogan, killed on board the Henry
= sanford by a fellOw-sailor named Daniel kay-
anagh on Wednesday last, was resumed yesterday
evening. Tie iuIy found that the dead man came
to his death frOIn blow OF capstan bar In the
hands of Daniel kavanagh. The Corner committed
the prlsOncr but intma ed that he would consider
the question of bail to-day.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
EAST CHEsTRR.-Matthew Horan, receiver OF
taxes for the town of East Chester who was in-
dicted a few days ago for forgery and fraud np-
peared IN Court, before Judge Dykman, yesterday
in the sum OF 4 900.
, 1879-04-08
The Old Veteran Believed to Have
Sought the Holy City
to Die.
Egypt's 1Khedtvo Takes the Man"
agement OF Affairs in His
Own Hands,
Utterly ignoring the Advice OF
France and England.
Tho Roumelfan Mixed Occupation
Scheme to Do Carried Ont.
Thirty Thousand English Miners and
Weavera Out Of Employment,



4 PHYSICAL WNRuK.
ROME, April 7.-Qcn. uartbaldi, on arriving
here, was greatly fatigued. llo was carried on
couct to tho residence Of his son, Menostt.
The King sent M atdc.da.canp to visit him.
4 moro pathetic sccuo than that Of darfba1dt's
arrival at tho railway station hero haa seldom
been bchcld. The Bhouts raised as tue train
entered tho station were speedily Blenced on
the circulation OF tho report TINT the General
was i'll. He wns carried from the train on
mnttress placed on largo lttcr He lay az
tended and mot!onless, With his eyes cloaed,
and red handkerchief bound asounl bis hoad.
1t looked as though corpse WAS being carried
IN state. 1t Tas found impossible to move him
from tho l!ttor, Which. WAS pIacad on IN open
earrings md driven, accompanied BY the mourn
fuily-silcnt crowd. to tho house Of his aon,
MenotA Garlbsldt. It WIS impossible to move
tue General at CIvitn Vecchla, and tile sido Of
the railway saloon was cut to admit the litter.
The Gencrnl slept we'll, however, Saturday
night, and tho doctor thinks ho will leave bis
bed within wcok. IIia friends assert that poll
tics arc wholly uneonnected With hls coming
hcrc. He found TINT hs health was not itnprov-
Ing at Caprurs, and thought the mineral springs
near ClyitA Vecchta might benefit his Rout.
Garlbaldl, In replying to tho sYndlc who v'stted
lin On hts arrival, said lie did not himaclf know
the reason OF ILLS visit Some say that Gaslbaidi
came to Romo to do.
, 1879-04-08

CArno, April 7.-TEe Khedlya, without con-
sultlng the Ministers, bus drafted q budget in
opposition to that submitted BY tho Minister,
Rivers Wilson. Seventy pashns md ninety civil
officers hayo SIGNED this document, which
pledges tho Government 10 hcnce{orsh pay tho
Interest on tic funded debt In full punctually.
OA,no, April 7.-Ihe Kheaiyo has summoned
the foreign Conbuls-Gencsal to bis presence and
communicated to them tho national counter
scheme for rsorganiz!ng the finances, which Is
made conditional upon the recall Of the Euro
penn Mfnisters.
Mohammed Tewp'c has resigned the Prcsi-
dency Of tho Council. Tl1e Klled!vo has dis
missed Minister Rivers Wilson and do Bllgntercs
aud appointed now Cabinet. under Cherif
Pashn, composed exclusively Of natlyo Mlu-
iAters,
ENGLISH CABINET C0uNCIL.
LONDON, April 7.-The Cabinet Council Will
he hold this morning to discuss tue conclus!ons
which may lavo to 10 taken In consequence Of
tho momontous crIss In Egypt.
TIE coNsuLs-0nNH1AI~
4 dispatch from Alexandria says . meeting Of
tho Consuls.Gencrn1 has been holl which proved
favorable to the Knedive's financial schemo.
Tic Khedivc, the Pashae, md Ulomas consent
to make sncrliccs to enable the Government to
meat Its enRngcmcnts with respect to the Judg-
nents Tribunals.
Ministers Wilson mud Dc Bllgutcros resigned.
, 1879-04-08
TIE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, D. e., April I'm tho Senate,
tho Army Appropriation bill wns received from
tho House. and referred to the Committee OH
Appropriations.
sfr. Booth introduced bill to repeal the
A.lantie & Pacific Railroad grant. The pre-
amhlc ussorts that tlin Company has failed to
construct the mnin limo Of tts sond prior to July
!. 1870. rs required by Ito charter Of July 81.
1856; thnt 1t has, In fuct, ut this time, only
completed its road to Venctia, Indian Territory,
distance Of 125 miles from the eastern tor
minis, and that no portion or section Of the
road ias been completed aimee 1871. The bill
provides Tor tic immediate repeal OF the grant,
except 80 far as the road shall ho completed by
the 4:h OF July next, and for the restoration to
the market Of all lands along the limo Of tho
uncomplctcd rond, to bo aisposcd Of IN the
same manner ns other public lands.
Nr. Ingalls, Introduced bill for the relief Of
the central brunch Ut tho Union Pacific Railroad
Company. 1t proposes to release the Company
from ull obligation to tho Guyernmeut Of tho
upon condition tlut 1t shall within SIX months
from the enactment Of this bill execute md Alo
with the SECRETARY Of tho Interior full rclcnao
and discharge to the Gosc1nment from all fur
however, t.lat nothing contained In It eha'l be
construed as dcprlTsng tho Company Of any
right tint It nlay possess OF running" IN con
ncctlon with oher roads, as tug aulu rtGhts are
set forth In tho 1fteeith section Ut the act Of
July 2, 1901, and tie act amentlatory thereof,
annruycd june 20. 1874, Tie bill, on motion Of
Sir. Ingalls,, was laid upon the table for the pros
cnt.
Hampshire Senatorial case, the question ootng
OIL te amendment OF Afr. Hour, declaring Charles
Il. Bell untitled to his saRt.
After dnhate, further consideration Of tho