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TROOP, FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
KYGINlt<1s ORDERED - TIKI carr WITH THEl
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS CONPV>IuON Oh IN
FoRCRs NOW rIuRE.

REGIME N1S ORDERED - TIKI carr WITH IHEiR
PKlNCPAL OFFICERS -CONPV-InON Oh HE
IoRCRs NoW rIuRT.
ToRoNro, OH'., Feb. IA London dispatch
pui-aea mere tA,- morning saws Tho following
;u h-t %, H.. emeuts and battaion- that to ssn
Immediately ,.- N.,al with tho names Of their prin-
rhc l1tn I8u.cTe, o. ihr ENGLAND and France ~ tho
National Line: C,.of-., JOAN {. HOPE ttHson; Lieu
t.nt Cuo.s. IrOu"- GVHD"i NaJ"r, Samuel boIId-
c--pu; hGiu.aNt. J"'l brown: 49,,
The 1T Dragons, IN the Egypt and SPAN - tbs
NJul4A Lac: Colonel Charles InH4p An>ics;
TFsuf,p.ut-tnIourl. John Gordon Graham. N5Igr Id
vr,-d I.,ou iulfou: Ariutaut. william Wells.
Tl- 5StI IL4utfy, N he IG.-i3 of 20 tnai" Line
C.llrl. SIP Art'ur T. Ll~.ence, Il G. r. ~. enani.
colonel Konetf Whitehead: Malors W.. Uilr Bona ana
VIM. Henry u2' Ton; AiiniaHi Eiuard LotrHoFr
T.ag4fh Infantry, "a TIE China; tul.Ic Horny JCr-
vs. LrutcnBn' Col0nc Is der l3T h1fEE'' ha' sIorn
Murray aud LJ5ert Au-trutAeI; AdIuiSat Lionel {,
Regiment IN the C,ty - Pr~l- 90 m" Inmln
Line Colonel! or r. v. Halelt0n, X .. - Lieutenant
Cl'sI... NM. +. COL nEWUod ard tfnt IrNpleindni
Cop: Adiutants. SUurgeon aud Hlt
Tie 9lst Kryneut IA the m@I Gac-,t Pretoria;
Colonel Jane I. Crawford Lieut. N'-' lose aues
r. NIX Majors, :. G. Bra ALI NJ. II. t'cnc; Adu-
The ,;dtu r i.s. n the Dublin C,---C colonies. Sir
Arthur l. 'ouuy Enam", e.. Z. b. AVID Freeman Murray
Lieutenant JluH- PeL4De. tuu, ilAn~, j. in' o., duI
Colrst Nl'rs. N1mhcY, ASH Az 1 D ,iC., o1. Ai-o
HatoAeIi, Watson, Byron aud OUihN AIuian--, VIII
A.A-oA Na.sci, h.tb,.t anu Aaisa-4.
T..Ulmp ~, MI taae cut o. IaD 5Icut oi ROYAL In
-ia,,ls. The Palmyra and Manor $50 convey bat
terry I'd Royal Al,ry, and The C!oe. queen Na.ssret
AMI Cay Of Venice viii convey ia, supply AID Army
Service C1-ps Ihcrc Is much bust. and excitement At
each % the headquarters ~ these res ifucHts.
Tie following TIE SOmpD-tlOn % the EGglsb forces
in South A,a. Sd sth, 18Th, &ih DUu batia .ons 81
the SDtA amt 9Jth aud 09th u .liDs, 10 AZ nine
battaiOAs, or =. 500 officers and men.
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ALBAN Y.

WORK or THE LEGISLATURE.
MUCH TALK WITH LITTLE RESULTS IN THE ASSEM-
BLY-A BILL FOR RELIEVING HE TAXPAYERS
OF NEw-YORK CITY.
The Assembly, after a long debate on the
resolution requesting the United States Sena
tors from New-YoIk TO urge an early de-
cison as to the Interpretation of the
Eight Hour law, laid it on the
table and-after another long dcbate-ap-
pointed Mr.. Baxter Superintendent of the
Wrapping Department. A bill was intro
duced in the Assembly requiring New-York
City railroad, ferry and gas companies
to pay 3 per cent of their gross
earnings toward the support Of the City
Government The Committee on Ways and
Means are seeking information IN regard to
the alleged inequality of taxation i'll the
State.
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RAPIDLY BACKING DOWN.
RAPIDLY BAUkINN DOWN.
A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS WHICH is Not HALF so
FIERCE AS A PREVIOUS ONr-THURMAN NEVEk
INFAvoR OF Az EXTRA SESSION At ALL.
Inr TELEGRAPH TO THE rErBuvE.I


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA Democratic Senatorial
caucus was held this morning for the purpose OF
further consultation with regard TO the action
taken by the joint caucus Of Monday last Very
few Senator's were present until nearly i O'clock
and no dccsi,e action taken.
Senators Bayard and Herman spoke briefly, main
tanning their former position against revolution
airy measures and opposing an extra session.
Senator Salisbury made bitter Bourbon speech
advocating the aGlxng Of amendments 10 the ap-
Precipitation bills. repeating everything which Is
obnoxious to the South, or which has tendency to
restrain tie Democracy from practising tLoT pc
cullar methods Of carrying elections IN Southern
States, and even extending them to the North.
Alessrs. Hill, Lamar and others took more mod
crate ground aud Senator Thurman was himself IN
cned to reent considerably IN bis attitude toward
the questions discussed at the JOINT caucus. His
friends are now asserting that he has never been IN
favor Of an extra session, hut do not explain Why
he took exactly tie steps best adapted 10 force the
Republican, into resistance, and thus u defeat Tie
appropriation bills.
ihc sentiment Of the SlG'0rity was urmstaf1nly
for Cde1ate measures and II seems very probable
tuat he majority Will advise the Democrats IN the
House TO insist upon the repeal of the test oath ana
not upon the other two matters discussed al the
iurut caucus. Senator Wallace was instructed 70
learn the opinions o. Democratic Senators upon this
natter
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THE PLAGUE.

INTENDING THE QUARANTINE LINES ~ RCs>IA-
EXCITEMENT ~ FRANCE OVER THE APPRE-
HENDRD APPROACH or RUSSIAN TRANSPORT VS.
sELs
ST PETERSBURG, Friday, Fob. Il. 1879.
Tie Official Gd-ette announces that General
Loris MeuAof has been invested WITH absolute powers
and command OF all the troops ndaatnor!' within tue
military Gordon thaw with has begun al T1arzin.
The Gotos puhishe, the following teean, dated Tztr-
itz,n February ID: The q ,yernmcut Of TZIritzn viii
be divided into three districts WIKI special preSen
tatyo 81 the medical staff the head oi each. The
quarantine line Of sarato will be extended eastward ~
lar as PR chio thence the Orenbucc n inter- aud
westward from Iwanowks 70 the Don frontier"
PARIS, Friday, FEB "a, 1879.
The Official Journal says The litest reports Of tho
plague are reassuring Il has not increased and ener
setio measures have adopted for its suppression
Tho french Government have dispatched physician 10
investigate the dserse The rcuorts that tho
plague appeared IN Turkey are unfouDded
There is ground for panic and no danger fOr the
nreseut arrivals from the black Sea Sea OF Az0
nevertheless the Minister OF commerce has ordered
quarantine two days French ports the arrivals
from the Black and the Sea Of AZOt when pro-
vidcd with clean bills o. health"
LONDON. Friday, Feb. a. 1870.
In he House OF Lords tonight, the Duke u Richmond.
Lord President ~ the Council stated that Fl gland had
aaked permission Of Russia 10 send - inyes
tignfe tbc plague. The Prtvy COunci had. he said.
ample powers TO enforce quarantine ~ moments no
tlcc but he q not believe England WAS endangered
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AsTARTLING NOTION BY BUTLER.
THu rENsIoNING or CoNFEDPPATE SOLDIERS
DEBATE ~ TIE HOUSE OK WAR CLAIMS.
ny rEIEGRArH 10 THR TRIErNE.I


DEBATE ~ TIE HOUSE OK WAR CLAIMS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIErNTl
WAsHINGTON, Feb. Ia curious debate sprung
up in the House this afternoon on the subject Of
Southern war claims. twas especially notable for
the position taken by General Butler who declared
that under certain circumstances he might even be
disposed to favor the pcusioning of Confederate
soldiers.
General Butler said that there is no reason why
the two sections of the country should not become
reconclled, and in an era of reconciliation and
good feeling the time might come when there
would be no good reason why wounded COnfcder-
ate soldier should not he placed Oh the pension
rolls as well a. a Union soldier. In fact, ne could
s4e no good reason WHY, If a Confederate who
was not wounded could hold a Cabinet position, a
Confederate who was wounded might not be a
peusIOner.
In the course If thedcba General Kefer referred
10 the intimation made by SO many Southern Demo
Gratis that there were DO loyal men III the Sout
during the war. lie said shat lie could show by the
official records Of the War Department that 10000
Union soldiers from the Southern States served III
rLp army during the war.
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ptYING TOR FRANcHsLs.

pur u COMPEL sTRiET RAILROAD, as tND
Tr,KY COMPANIES ~ SEw-TORH Io PAY TAX
oS ru4R GROSS EAESI>Gs- REGIMES OF
sAVISGs BANKS
ALBANY, Feb I'M. Seebacher introduced
li III The Assembly Iid o. tue improvements ia aud
Of the cancellation Of the present indebtedness OF the
City and County OF NeN-York. II Is as follows;
eEoIroS l. In order provide additional revenue 10
enable the proper authorizes Of the city AMI COuay 81
EeW-Yors Ia carry improvements and 10 cancei tar
nAeb4duess Of said city aud count as rapidly a. may
I've Ali .treet or aforementioned, ferry and gasligbi
eompauies now or hereafter Incorporated III siid
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CRAFTSSfEN's LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
GEO P. SHELDON APPOINTED RECEIVER IN PLACE

on JANIS Z. womb, FT--.TN-U.
ALBANY, Feb. 1t.-Justice WcstbToOk thi9
afternoon granted The following order the matter Of
the Craftsmeu's Lie Assurance Company That the
resignation OF James L. WortU, receiver Of sad CON-
pany be accepted thar the accounts OF Francis ".
WORTH hls predecessor be allowed passed; that James
l. Worth receiver Nathaniel Jarvis IT., and LOOMS L.
WHITE executors OF said Francis y WORTH deceased BE-
DISCHARGED from al liabilities by reason OF SAID receiver
ship and that the bonds entered by -aid receivers
snd each or them and their respective suretes on nj in
tue Albany County Clerks Office 0e vacated ana cam
c-II-d and delivered 10 Mes.rs Barlow & Oney Of No.
200 Broadway, Srw-lorA ely, the attorneys VI sslG
petitioners, and also that Geo T. sheldon be arp 'not
receiver Of said company, with all powers atache I
thereto and that sal Geo T. Sheldon shall execute ana
Gle Ia the office OF toe County Clerk NJ Albany Dond ~
$1,000 with two SCete 10 discharge all tufie- aith-
fully that on the first moneys sad sheldon rrcev s
IN his hands receiver he shall pay uoio hess3. Bar
los, & Oiuev the counsel Cr SAID james /. Worth, re-
celver the sum OF 81 900 tui for all the services,
costs an charges Of said counsel FOR laid receiver
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REPUBLICAN FRANCE.
A NEW LIE sFNAToR-RrMoDELIING THE rpESs
VERSAILLES. Fl

VERSAILLES. Friday Tch. II s79
Count d" M0ntalivet has been elected Life
Senator vice NJ Paul NORM, deceased Count lie Mon
talivet was q former Minister OF Louis Philippe be
supported H. the Left.
ia The Depntlcs to-day, General Gresisy, Minister OF
War declared that would enforce Inc ecrec 81 1895.
making the Hareeialsr " the National anthem. Tho
COMM! tee on Tie Press bill has been formed with NJ
nlic Dc GlrSriin president. I!r members Of tho
commit gree that al existing Pre-. I'Y- should DO
arr Ird ard rcpdoed by law based Ou tLe DrOadesp
possible pTiIclpit-.
The Rer1intiDa TraHcdisc has been n.d 1000 francs
for publishing Articles by TIE CvmnAnist, Wales and
ArUUuld.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
TIE FRANCHISE II ireland.


DEFEAT oF THE IRISH BOROUGH MoTIDS ~ YoTB
or 256 TO 1s7-LABOR TROUBLES r. ENGLAND
THE PRESS BILL IN FRANCE.
A motion in the British House of Commons
yesterday in favor of assInilating the Irlsh
borough franchise to the English and Scotch
was defeated by vote of 300 10 1877. Two
thousand weavers struck at AshtOn-under-
Lyme, and one thousand hands will be
thrown ont Of employment at Maccles-
field by the closing of a cotton MILL Count
de Montalivet, formerly one OF King Louis
Phllippe's ministers, has been elected Lifo
Senator of France. The members of tho
Committee on the Press Bill of the
French Chamber Of Deputies favor mora
liberal law on the subject. The early disso-
luton of the German Rechstag is expected,
on account of the opposition to the Govern
ments commercial policy.
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NOV from Tho va. D.'rr. = riuo. horn Nor
-,tH. C.e.da County. =. b.. September -, 1925. He
fr,.vrd lbr!a. education sud va graduated At Ham
SION College 80 l~'" Air' finds NJ ahd
p..,,..U. Nv G4 tae, L. engaged IL
r,..,o.,.t,l. tur.rts From l-57 10 1860 lie
wa. school commissioner for sepLen-oH County, III
and fror ~G3 ~ IsGJ member O: the Illinois
49,, l.frr lie w. ,.rc.cd -p Ia the Let Congress
TrpuhIC IIsior!ft - owe. 100, 10 succeed
Fyuu i Wa,urrr1r vto resigned early IN the Isl
~es,ou ~ acr,it tie H'f6uH 20 IFdnct lie was re-
gj,,tcd lo ihe LID NGlId. HllNtE aud AlNth Con-
e- as iv uaioriiIe- ranging FROM 200 10 500 He
vyss uo candidate for reelection 10 the NLNith Con
eress Mr. Bu,chard IS best known as u member OF
1eugr.ss m connection Win the Committee On Ways
and Mean Of which he bar long been all active mem
her
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PROUPT JUSTICE

MAIL GOBBER ARRESTED AND SENTENCED
WITHIN FOUR HOURS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb, 14.--Jamcs Beck, bag
- master on the 81. Louis, Iron Mountain aud South
err Railroad between here and Columbus, ny, was ar.
rested Al 10 o'clock this morning, At tho Plum strees
Depot by ColOpol sDhauEte, OF the Post Oce DEPART
ueut OF the charge OF robbing tie mail lie taken
10 the Pos: Otlce where. the production OF proof
ar,lnst him, he made full confession lie was then
fnheu before Judge Treat, the United states Dis
trct Court pleaded guilty and was sentenced - three
ycars IA the PeDii. naTy the entire bust
ness being accomplished within four hours. The
amount puIloinsd from letters cannot be accurately
stated but II Is supposed 10 DO between $4,000 and
$40 e0o-sn taken within year
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The Hou.e Commttee on the yellow fevo


Wa.T-.DI||. I1-IaV, ~. =. I~-0-
The Inscriptions 20 the per cent loan ye.tcT
a.. report have amounted @ - 10000.
I.r P!,.ti,ut to-day sel 20, commission 81 Clll.s
K Graham 10 Dr. Surveyor ~ Customs az Nv York
I'll o. con. = collector " Ts'' an: naval C;o,r
Jiur; have lc.tto!sIr d. % signed ana forwarded.
Tic Ilou,r Committee 90 Indian Aler- decided this
t1o.ttur 10 report fo The H"I~e sff.r considerable
,icn.uf trt g. go thur'E- toe -rcfcf.r' ~ the
lr.Dr a au. lauC -tytrgltr l. Indians residing uI
patents therefor.
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cENIRAL AMERICAN NEN..

PANAMA, Feb. IA Guatemala letter Of
January - says:
By the resignation - NJ Wnllamson, the United
s.tes Ms.ion to Central America has fallen vacant
Mr. Williamson has abandoned the Diplomatic carver 20
enter upon the duties superintendent OF tue Iona
LARA Nine. NJ,
The Ina Duration % General Joaquin ZIya- IS Press
1ent % Nicaragua will take place March /
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cosrlcrED ELECuoN JUDGES RELIErED

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. Ex-senator Michael Ban
non ~ the MI.yand Scnatc hos been soliciting sul-
-crp.Ions among toe t,ate of ils for the reir: Of
Tno,. 3. Perry Robe.t Perry ANA IS Ia. W!.A,Tsou,
Jndcasof Election OF the With District OF Anne Arun
d.l C0un.y. who were convicted I'D tLr Cmted state,
T1f.--,f court for removing fl- polls ~ lie strict
contrary 10 jhe action OF ia, county commissioners
and vho were lined by the court The One auG fUst-
vrn.cn amounted 10 neary ~ 900 have been ur'd
ftl luaunc-. Governor JoAu lie afrvl "r MAJ ami
..,it,tr-'',y 100 '1T!..l 10" sIh>."'. :.o4.
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BISHOP roLEr's CONDITION.

CHICAGO. Feb. l4.-Dr. +. ". Davis re-
p,rts the condition Of Bishop Foley presenting de-
eidei change. The lung Inflammation IL much abatoi
b the crisis las been prolonged 10 such extent that
feers ar. entertained ot weaksrin ~ the vital powers
and usrtru.ary OF the controlling tha &c Dra
fo- rrg3Ts.
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sLs1LNcrp roR ELEcrloN rEArDs.

RrIpro~D. Va, Feb. li.-M the United
States circuit Court today. Alrza1icg Vaughan. cou-
vlrea Yesterday OK " bau.-.ox sutae, IL Petersburg.
II November last wa. sentenced 20 one years imDrison
nen In the Jl % thar city aud to pa rGc OK $3.50.
with cJsts o. UrUs, Nut!cu.
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no such privileges of residence and protection for
Americans in her territory are gwen 10 Cinnamon
here has had powerful influence IN bringing cen
atOrs TO favor q measure which VIII serve 10 qua
same time mitigates an evil which every racine
Coast Senator declares To be uncuduraDie.
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rrr vIPnINIA nElr.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb lL-ln the senate to-
t,r. the report o.. tine JJiut Committee IN FHdIre.
,rc,p. proposition Cor the setioi-us OF tho state
d., ,,o. 'r t.. u.r..l order fr Monday IcN. a
o'clock In ,hc House 20" same report WIS placed on
tHe c.leuIaI under lie rules.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
MILDEW IN ENGLISH COTTOEs.

NA-NINGTON, frldhy, rep. -, -.
Mr.. Albert y. Shaw, United States Consul at
Manchester England, has s.nt 20 the Department Of
state tie report o. ta iGvo.yng the manner OF manu-
racrulBg packing goods FOR the Chinese market
contract was made for the sale OF A. 900 pieces OF
gray shrtiugs which properly packed and shipped
TO Shanghai On beipc opened az that port more than
half of the package, found 70 be affected by nil
de,r " II Was commended that this nj. dew was not
caused By any exterior influence, but by Tie nature ~
the .ilpg used by maHr make The cloth
heavier and thicker his Sing tOInposCd III part OF
tiur4c II Iusursia, CL.Orat' " Hbc. Euc and china
rIav Originally -four composite Used but
movements have been discovered fellow, oil. par
cloth may have. b degrees tic manufacturers found
nat other u-rcdlents could Ice added. The cloth
not sold ~ the Il-.uy ty weight, tour pOunus ~
cotton heug mad iii eigB and One-fourih pounds
ffrr- weight sit added. II Vas c0uteuded
mar the Inidcw caused Oy the Use o. salt N tc
.,Zuz Bone uaLulaCt urrEs Caln 70 have added in
-elC-t ~ = >1Im % -epc, Which removes the
III, IN dew 30 iol-l 3. tHc CcftiC OF The packages
and not lI The eGt-de, 80 N packages badly Packed
.e .ul'.ct - worthy y attention by American manu-
fdc;ureI-.
STATE RIGHT TLtE cF QUARANTINE.
The House Committee on the yellow fever
endemic has nearly agreed upon Il bill when, unfor.
in.t,y for the success y legislation OF that sub
tis session OF CONGRESS differs Iadl ally in prin-
.I.la Ft.m ;c senate BID. The HcU-e biil following
u,ye closely the Denocrrfc states rizhf notion
tJsed 10 quarantine, JT 90 least would greatly
lie senate aud would Ircservt local quarantine sys-
TENS. The Hons. t las hot hr"u ~ Nv agreed GaOn,
la. sue. g. 10 %" al outline - lie lal n which the
muiI!.ty e.: the CO4Htttt f. - likely to concur.
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universalIv respected nv his brother Senators and
Is qualified both m manners and character 10 pre-
side with credit the deliberations OF the most
august body of men ia the land.
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W A~IiiNFItN- Gu IL ne itslbtlt Hthl
ia, following nominations io tuc Senate to-day;
Ios,., G. Hurcl4ri Of 44O 10 - director Of The MINT
wee fIntt.u mann f't'" 49,.
v'ruU- i.ir Haven. Nur a.a-Ialt+ ~ f-an HARRISON
l-.f Ina IA C.-sf,- itaI B--vltc. EuHo,-Ailru r.
KILLER tIr.. V.-..I,n-l 4. Patterson JuntsvtI'
,.ar..- q. Dow Tarlt o.. htI-'--j Ua~h H. fAs1uis,
N-rL...,r >,e. I-I.,i- Iirurt b. " .l-.u. taLIl,u
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ADAY OF TALK IN CONGRESS-.

NOTABLE SPEECHES on TIE CHINESE.
NrR. BLAINE STRENGTHENS THE CAUSE OF THE oP-
PoNEgrs OF A CHINESE 1NvAsIoN-A DEMO
CRATIC CAUCUs-wAR CLAINS-THE PROSPECTS
OF FINISHING Up WORK.
The Senate consumed nearly the whole day
Yesterday in a debate upon the treaty win
China. Mr.. Blaine sustained the pend'os
bill in speech winch opened the eyes
of the Senate TO some new phases OF
the question. The debate was long ana
animated. In the House. the day was con-
sumed by a war claims hill and other matters
Not a line of an appropriation DlI was
touched 4 Democratic caucus was heiu
to consult about the proprety of at
tempting political legislation. The ideas
Of Mr.. Bayard begin to prevail, and
the probability is now that an extra session
will not be deliberately forced General
Butler suggested pensions to wounded Con-
federatcs in the House debate, yesterday
There is now much activity in Washington
society.
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CRIMES IND cIsCAATIES-BY TELEGRAPH


A SEA ChPIAlN DftWE I'd
NFw-ORiEANs. Feb. l4.-CaptaIn Oingev, % the
sn ruau Vba going aboard h!s vessel last night,
i, fru NE anyway and drowned. lie native OF
Nova Scotia.
TEAM WRFCKFH- INPRf~ON I'd FOR LIFE.
T-REu HAUrF, Feb. lt.-kuigDt and Jackman.
7,o wen, uiLtly uo' gr SIe,A1s tran on ue indian
rp. J. us ia Way v,l~ found gatfy ~ jury 10.
lay. IA,y s'It, uc.G 20 iupT.solmo n iJF Ne
MURDERER ENRcCTEn
RATrIGU. y. g.. Feb. 1i.-Dohn Edwards, who
p- fani guilty ~ murder 81 kaler Ballard P'aco
m J. abirg cuLen 81 Johnston county Oh The "h lay OF
October ln7- Vas banged to-day at 7rnihhei Johnston
County.
WITNESS CHARGED WITH Perjury
B.IrsroN. \. Y, Fen. lJ.-Gcogge Washington
Jones m nh' rtncs ~ ne Eag. ase wa ar-asnei 20
day o. ar Indictment fnr perjury ahf pleaded not guilty IT,
wa admitted bal 5000, and viii Oe tried soon before
i.I!bg-'s second trisl
ROBBED AND MURDLRED
DANvHiE, Va. fcb. IL. "; ;. Parker, 9
MERCHANT \ g. Knocked do and roObe
near ns lsst and d from his inure. to-day
Joaph ba arrested % suspicion of The auf
| der. and Is threatened with lvBcilng
WOMAN BURNED 10 DEATH.
pORT JTKVIs, Fen. li.-N hIe Mrs. Morrison wa
.nert ning quilting parry her house, N D's Town
Penn Thursday afternoon her clothing
caught ami 10 spite % the encfs u toos
present ternby baTnod mar she expired shVtu
toward
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N TIE SEAT OF 1HE yIcE-rRrsIDESr.

IL I'LL HI-AI W I'M II - a. -'-4A'i--'i'
,tsrIEpAY ms TIL-r IIsiI That CJLoNEB Man
has AVER o,CUPIFD Thai TXALIED POSITION.
,RY rHLEGRAPH 10 rIH THiBUNL-I
WAsHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Bruce occupied
the char in the Senate to-day during portion of
the debate upon the Chinese bill. This ~ the FIRST
time a colored man rat IN the seat Of tie Wee
President Of the United States. Senator Bruce IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15
All SIN PLACED N A NEW LIGHT.

All SIN PLACED IN NrN Li'hA'
TIE DEBATE IL TIE sENATE-MR BLAINE SHOWS
THAT CHINA DENIES TO AMFhICANs THE PRIV
1rGEs SHE DEMANDS FOR HTR own PEOPLE
HrsE-NANY SEw IDEAS BROUGHT OUT By The
erNsTOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15

GAYErY IN OFFICfAL'SOCIETY
! A LARGE PARTY AT The MANSION or Mr.. THORN
TONNE PRESIDENTS STATE DINNER-EvENIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15
ms IuPRI4nNTD FoR LIFE.

NTw-ORIEANs Feb. I4.-Captain Oinglev. % the
no .,p,yluu b.!a going aboard Ms ycs--l last night
lir, NE .an say and WAS drowned. he native OF
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-25

9Sie unirrr 9rirr aus Der Gobsssslns
seise In lester Hr. srieben baben msrben,
III In 9%uremburs, Yoft. amt 4aiiou, Ssrr
Yeter5entsIs am 8. b. W psris-
ben nit ben 81. Stsrbsiatramsntsn, In Elm
bsfsrss Senieits ssidisbsn. Der 8srftor.
bsne NOR ~ Bui9robt, i'm Canton &ebin'
gen. am 81 DECEMBER 1909 seboren. Bis
gu isinem 10. Sabr mar er kiuen GItern
elm seboriames Rinb unb bas Wuitsr zines
iunseu Wanres. sSu 1927 traf i'm bas
Zoos unb sr musts pier Sabre ais SoIbat
In Der boldnbii1sn Irmee bisnen. 8aum
;~uridsstsbrt, purbs er, ba Hnterbe1en bas
fia9e Sanb bslsiid ssworbsn, pieber untsr
bic Wafien gsruisu unb omar biesmal in
bslsiide Oisnifs. 3usi uoIe Sabre uar
er unausseistt i'm SsIbe. gubli9 In 1897
idlus bic Stunbs isinsr grlSiuns pom
Militdrbisnfs sr tebrte in bic Ssimatb
surld, fibrts i'm folsenbsn Sabre Marsa:
rstba S1mit aus Sous, Canton &sbinseu,
ais 9bsssmabI gum GrauaItar unb l,bts
NIT ibr frob unS s!idIid bis 1916 in be,
Ssimatb, am 5. Mai bssieIbsn Sabres
wanbsrten le mad amerita unb tamsu In
%2ursmburs, Sa., I'M rs. Oct. an. gu be,
Seit uar bisis @essno nod psnis angeles
belt. ls4s bali 9sntsls cine Blodeir9,
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4 Wo1sn @ottssbienff srbisltsn. Gr mi
anbsrn Ra4baru befrsbte f5 banu S9ul