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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
rNpID TRANSIT IN BROOKLYN.

The Kings County Elevated Railroad Com
many recently organized hy the Rapid Transit Commits
sion in Brooklyn, Is serkin. the consent OF TIE
proueIty-ovncIs along the line OF an ec-
vatcd road which II proposes 10 bnild from
Hamilton Ferry along Hamilton, Prospect amt
Nmthayes. to the depot OF the Prospect Park ana ,ohey
Island Railroad az Ninth-ayc aud T"cni"th-~t. The
rouc i, one Of those a ont by the Rapid Transit Com
mission. The avenues are broad and the last
tYo are not built up There has been IT.
lie binding on II,mOn-ave. for some time and
j. thought that the consent Of the Propcrty-owners
can he obianed without difficulty. IL Is proposed
place columns al the road III the street and not on
the sidewalk such road will be Of great advantage 10
the southern wards of Brooklyn, ana by means of the
Hamilton Ferry viii enable residents OF Ncw-lOlk
readily reach OF the railroads leading tO the
beach the project il favored by YTOpcrty-OWncrs, II
Is tnought that the Common Council VIII ineFpose no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
rIIpEr NEM rROrESSORS.

ELECTIONS II TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or III
COLLEGE OF HE CITY OF NEN-YoKh.
The first business Of the Board OF Trustees
NJ the College OF the City Of NowYok at their meeting
yuc.day was he election of president to! the ensuing
year Tho Hon. William Wood was unanimously L.
Elected In an address ne said: Our worthy Governor
has again blown his annual blast against higher cdnca-
ton az the expense Of tic state. His argument against
II and in favor of restricting STATE education to The three
Fps" has n curious resemblance To those which used
70 hear from the English Tories forty years ago In
REGARD 10 election Of Professor oi IOHtal Icon
ou Nj. Wood said Care must he taken th"i ne hoIs
correct views upon the Intercourse between hd'lus
pon the freedom Of exchange, and upon tie HEht 81
cVery cizeu 10 sell the dearest ana buy III the cheap
ct markets OF the world -,
The election 10 the three vacant IroesSorSmlS ~ me
college was preceded 10y long debates o the relative
qualifications Of thc candidates Edward H. grimm was
finally appointed Professor of Moral aud intellectual
Phlosoply IHe candidates for TIE mathematical pro
1cssorSlp were thcu discussed ana Mr. MAD the
cerk read The editorial IciCrcnc" III Monday IElElN ~
jn rcgad To the appointment Of Cyrus Harms, OF Fl0\E
dcncc TO the Office Of Customs Collector. ms, eHd
he contains good argument, and one That We may
profit nv" lie then argued nat The appointment on
James Weir Mason would re ~ aCc0rdaMcr win Inc
principle involved IN the ease Of Mr. Harris MI Mason
wa, declared elected Austn SckucN OF Harvard class
a. -. WAS upuuntCd iTutt s~Or OF GICck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION IN ENGLAN
A FIGHT WITH me CHNFENNES
VESSELS SURROUNDS THRM-sEYENTI En- INDIANS
KILLED so VAR.

wrSsrILs SURROUNDS THRM-sEyrNTI En- INDIANS
KILLED 50 VAR.
FORT ROBINSON, Neb., Jan. 22.-The Chey-
cnnc Indian campaign has closed for time at least On
Monday Colonel Evans, with Companies b and d, 30
Cavalry, found the runaways in a strong position
on the cliff four miles north OF the stage-road and
partially succeeded IN cutting OFF their progress They
however effected their usual escape and moved
toward Red Cloud Agency. Captain VESSELS
whose scouts conveyed this 10 him. started once
on ,hcr trail with his four companies Of cavalry
and no noon to-day he cane MP with them
forty-hve miles from TINS post Then the
work OF capturing them dead or alive
began in thorough earnest. In fact only thirty
two. with nine OF that number badly
wounded, are awe Of the f0rty-nnc fugltlyes that
wcr" in the field, leaving seventeen killed. captain
Vessels was slightly wounded. The sergeant %
company + " and an Indian scout were also wounded
10 an unknown extent Three Of CAPTAIN Wessels's
commando ser geanf farTicr, and one ptyate-were
Killed. This news arrived verbally by courier. at Md
night. aud cOuricrs, with details Of the battle ara
expected soon AinbulanccS started at midnight 10
bring in the dead ard wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
THE FIRE RECORD'
LOSSES IL PARk-PLACE.

4 fire was discovered about 10 o'clock last
night in the filth floor of the iurnlrhing hard-
ware store of rin 5c Howard No. - Parh-pacr.
when frcincu reached the spot and cond gam at
mission the binding, the fire had burned through me
huh floor, and had dropped down to the
fourth story among the fancy boxes stored
there. The dense smoke IN the building
prevented u spread Of the flames, and 'he IRE was
speedily checked. AFT ~ Howard occupied the entire
building running throush from Park place 10 Murray It.,
except the ground floor ParEpacc, where the Sa'',-
room 0f the Could Manufacturing COmoany Ot 81 PAU
his pumpa for sale. The building and STOCK ut
both firms SERIOUSLY damaged ny wafer, "lirh
Hooded zach loOr Tit n Howard did not hay" ~ork
Of over SJO.OOO hand. Their loss Is estimated AT
about 5000.
The Could Manufacturing Company was damaged
about $1,000 rv water, aud A-a l.. SiipmanS stork OF
stationery. at No 10 nurray-st. was dainaScl dDot
$500. hy the same causr. The loss Oh the
building was estimated ar about $500, making
tdc total loss $1,000. e. Y. ky the engineer Of
( Howard, said that he locked up the building - :
o'clock and the only fire ~ thu building dGIuc nc
day was IN the Baxter taInrc Heating tnSd'
on the nth floor. which allowed 10 20 cat bY noon
II l. believed mat the tire was caused ny
sparks from the engine coming IN contact Win Tie
wooden stored the fifth story. Ii was stated
by MI hkY fiat the losses were fully covered ny Ia
sIrancc, bat he unable 10 say III what particular
COmpauIeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
GUILTY OF Ills FATHERS DEATH.

Martin Coleman, brass relncr living at
no Fcrdcu->t., Newark, died late on Tuesday NIGHT
rom he effect. OF stab with EnIie in she hard Of his
son Martin, age twenty-five On Thursday evening
last week the father and SON lad diff
Guilty about feeding some horses. The son was
ordered 20 perform the duty, ana lie answered
that he would do 80 when hc was good and ready"
The father then struck him with boot whcrfupnn
The son dIow pcnkuc and stabbed his father III the
arm. He Immediately quilted the house. 4 pn} sicau
found that IN artery had been severed but the
flow OF blood stopped 10y COMPRESSION. Inc
case was not reported to the police authorities. The
son renamed at nome until Friday. when he
vent away without telling anyone where he was going.
Coleman died Tue sday night The son j. believed To- he
hiding with some trends in Nev.loIR city.
brother OF Martin stated yesterday mat the knife
was ABOUT the barh until Friday night, when il disap-
ucIrad. Tie house Was scalched by detectives, Who
found nofuiug. Coleman was fory-siX Years c.d ana
leaves a vile and eight children, Of whom Martin was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
SEWING MACHINES FOR 4 song.

A maionty of the shares of the Coles Uni
ycrsal Feed Sewing Machine COMPANY, the entire stock
Of unsold machines and all the tools and machinery,
were sold public auCon Tuesday at the mandatory,
No iIG West Foureenti-st The company was organ
zcd live years ago. but very few Of lis machines were
put on tie market The patents held Dy other sewing
machine companies iuerfercd with their mahuiaciur"
Tor time aud when tloSo patents expired The pces OF
sewing machines dropped low ttdt tie Coles mac lnc
rould not he manufactured with profit. No work has
been done IN the CoInpauN's mduuaciOTy for Il wear
past 1ht capital stock Of 100 Sdirs Of 500 each,
iiWindlcd IL value unul II could not he sold
The sale Yesterday was conducted by Nlmrldr",
Joguc A Co. auctiUuccTs for :. ". johnson, who owned
the controlling interest III the tiCck Most OF tie buyers
wcrc Junk dealers and p"cuiaOrS IN secondhand goods
About 200 sewing machines Nau' ~ $50 'trH, were
knocked down al prices ranging from - 10 50 % T. F.
C;rout bought the qj7 shares OF stock, together win
an undl ided interest I'm the COuFauSs paleLts Tor
81 200 The tools and machinery were hd of at fIac
non az tEcr cost Altogether the sale brought ouly
about SG.OuO. Whilc the property sold Vas valued al
about $4,000. and Lad cost nearly 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
su1pVpTCK AND LOSS OF LIFE.

Captain LagcrStcdt ana crew, Zine persons
in ALL OF the Swedish blIkentine sophie g. arrived III
mort Yesterday on the schooner Edith b. CJUmbS, from
Inagua. The Sophie G.. left Cape layti for iayro De
ccmber ., with Il OF os""od, coffee, hides and
cocoa and three days aitcrward by strong wind and
an uLaccOuntahle curIcnt was carried ashore on the
MOI In end Of nagua Fearing that the vessel would go
10 pieces the sent to the shore, which was
found uninhabitcd. The sailors then made Their way
across the island IN the only habltdtion, and sold the
vessel and cai 30 for SSiG
TIE steamship DrVOuIa, which arrived from Giase0W,
broke one blades ~ her prOprlOrOn the thlfd day
out TIE schooner Adam BOwsby, from Aquin en-
roIntrIpd gale off lttca- and Ort the liDbuum iOfr-
,oumist and srvcra. sails ON January - of Cape 81.
Maria william L. Northmg one of the crew, was washed
overheard and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
TIE NEW EAsr-SIDE ROAD.

AWARDING or THE CONTACT oN TUESDAY.
The metropolitan Elevated Railway Com
uany on TUESDAY awarded the contract for consac
tion Of Its EastSde Line from the Battery TO Harlem
The firm OF CLARK, Reeves Co.. o! rhGnlXville, Penn
winch built portion of the sixth Avenue lAne and
which Is now building the Metropolitan ConpaDys
West side Line from EGhty'hird 10 One-hnndrcd-and-
fifty-ruth.>te., received the contract. The second
Avenue Lin" 90 hc completed ht september !, ana
VIII REQUIRE about 5O.GOO,O00 pounds OF iron The
road viii Ucted To admit or third track.
and three tracks VAL he built at once along great or-
lion Of Ghe road viii be 80 per cent stronger
man tIh,t ON xth-aVc Express traIns VIII he nm 10
accommodate Tie through travel thus OhvlatinG III"
distressing DELAYS when NOrkvlle End Ha'lcm pas-
,engrrs are subjected hy stoppage at every station on
me road. The contractors, Clark, Reeves Co.. VIII
roIupittr the road. with the exception Of tnC iounda-
lions stations switches, rails aud ties The work wi
Lrobablv tie begun IN very short Time III Division OF
Allen-sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
MEETING OF PARK COMMISSIONERS.

The Park Commissioners yesterday directed
the experimenting architect 10 report plan for re
noting the two roadv avs through Wa-huGton quarc,
west OF Tithavc., and FOR cuIhng urfnc ana having
out walks II also resolved that the Controller be-
requested TO Issue bonds 10 the amount OF
$1,000 10 pay Tor surveys amt soundmgs for
suspension BRIDE over the Harlem River halt a mile
NORTH 81 IIieh BIId.c. i resolution to remove Thomas
Franklin OF the ENrrsldr Drive contract, laid on
The table bV q vote of = 70 !. Commissioner LAM sand
Yesterday that he was charged recently with rrc ularly
aw;Idiug certain contracts. Yesterday morning the
opiHiOu az the CORPORATION Counsel IN the matter wa
read at the meeting The only question that could
arise said the opinion, "l- whether MI Lane informed
ths man # he other bids and instructed min 10 hid
lower by mere nominal sum. There Ii 30 ground for
belief however, that M Lane had pIeaII ansed plan
IA regard 10 the contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
rAIIrnL. uTs[NEss.

Herman Brock, a member OF the Produce
Exchange aud provision broker at No u Newest an
nouuccd his inability yesterday TO III Ct his obligations
HIS failure is said be due 10 tpeculauOAs III
rorx AMI lard. His Liabilities amount to about
$4,000 distributed ia small amounts among Dahhet@'
ri .orrr.uoI! eat, abroad and brokers the moor Of
fLr Iachtnac lie hopes TO make itNoidDIc arrange
mems wth nS creditors ana TO It 'ume business iu lt"
~, rUrrq WIS les. excitement ON the market ycstrr-
imam on TUESDAY. ana u n peDttcd lIut the Luu
,u,,,.up.iit has received t- check. PORK Gtclih'd
- I'm. - barrel aud LAID ~ cents hundred pounds
from tIie llIIco~ o. juchd"y. $780,. -. u.--.,... H.,
] = Weston Nt>ciday gave Holce :" II'Fl'eht lNeS'
a. ,l, e,o,k Exchange 0f MS inability 10 meet hI-
rouiIact- NJ Weston was dc aci la stocA pi'"t-Cs'
and his liabilities are not heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

The libel suit Of Wallace i. Groom against
Peter Cooper 10 recover 10000 the second trial %
which has been progress III BsOOkyn for several da
ives concluded yesterday The jury after an absence Of
three nouns and half. returned TO The courtroom.
Judge Pratt was hastily summoned, but neither MI
Cooper biz counsel, Nj. Parsons nor Nj. G1ptIlc
was present A:tcr tr luIOTr nantes were called tie
announced that they h&d agreed upon verdict Tor Tie
dcitnGaHt Nj. Groom sci ~ one conner Of tie room
HIS cOuujonauce underwent sudden change, ant hc
looked very crtsfa!l,n On0 Of IN counsel NJ. Adams
asked The iury hc polcd. The counsel fu TIE plain
TN in0ycd that an allowance hc made Ia 90" catc dhd
tntu the Ty dl-CaIEtd. On TIC hTat u4al Ui tAt
casn tLe my eOull MOI .crcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
UNFORTUNATE THROUGH GOOD LUCK.

Abraham Levy, Of No. 100 BroOmc-st., yes
yesterday in court charged James Conway, colored.
with disordcry conduct. Levy keeps lottery policy
shop at the place mentioned. ana Conway was one OF
his patrons Conway invested II CENTS III the Kentucky
Lottery Oh SUNDAY and learned the afternoon that he
lad wou Il lIl1r o so He presented his tickets hut
Levy tore Them mn saying they were uilopuuously
obtained CONWAY WI. determined tOfolOW The matter
Ip ana To Levy "bdckcl,' man named Burr ~
No ~ BoNelN. Who told him be was entitled I" $50.
ON returning Levy hc met by Young TuilanS who
erected him Tht Justice decided to hold Levy IL 800
Tor violating the Inttcry Policy law. Conway vas sent
10 the IIov-r o. Detention. Al offer 81 g 30 was made
70 him 70 COnlp.omisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
by TELEGRAPH To THE rmBUNE.I

THE RING CASES POSTPONED FOX ONE
MONTH.
by TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
BELvIpERE, y. j., Jan. 22.-rhe officials
and cxocias Of tho town of PnilpsDurg for The past
twoyears fled into court in - body AGAIN this morning ;
they are All under Indictment for drirauding their
fuents he trial Of Councilman NcDenn0t FOR p-
ing TO dcraud the borough of $50 % continued
This morning. This amount was raised, the state
claimed by the payment OF three retired bond coupons
the proceeds being divided between Treasurer Cariarl
who raShrd the coupons has states
drpcc aud Councilman McDcrmoit. The evidence Of
tne state went to show this devoid Of the
proycrial honor among thieves. Carnari and McDar-
mott with William Hon, Il tax collector, met AZ the
lattcl'S h0u,e t. divide lot Of coapOHs Whence
these coupons unexplained, the story con
tains the basis OF future trial The bonds were pro
lucrd ana were Il Yided three equal parts. Then
uDruotf becatnc thirsty and as Hon went for glass
of water he distracted Hrce coupons from IIo1, pile
and pcckrtrd them. These coupons. amounting 10
SIe5 80 were the ones afterwa d cas- he'd by ,arart
and dIvided between himself ana McDrrmOu. The de-
fence by IOi and his wife. showed that taradft and
W'n,rr,ott had never been there together but lIoh
La, indictments banging over his own head. AMI MS
t. the CbIef IusiIcc sent the irry out without
charge l22O o'clock. Al o'clock the jury returned
The next case moved wa. against Francis McDcrmolt
Chester -; scaycs pIcsiicu; at council, and Thomas
l. TiIiIs cx-,Ial0r. for larceny. Toe state showed by
,aihart that McDtrmott presented hm for payment
yI0usly been pad and cancelled Other witnesses
ttstihcl 10 conversation with the prisoners, IN
winch thcI ackuVN lodged having gone into the council
room ai II o'clock one night, by creeping through
IN tTauspm over the door The state claimed that at
that time orders were "p-iraccd but the
WIS Il weak one. The defendant McDclmctt testified
Thai nr had seen Treasurer tariart tbc states evil
,ieucr, Out of the cOunc-rOom alone HAT night
and thy went in 10 that he mad Hui
stolen ann vouchers. Councilman Hazard testified that
ne lent CaihaT la kcV that eNcIlng The STATE iirn
announced that ncy would not press the case, aAd The
chef Justice charged the jury 10 fluid ;hc defendants
not guilty. After con ulatOn. II being evident that
Crharls evidence iOr tbs state hi rakn@ down. the
further trial al m ring set down FOR February
"a The convicted men Will be sentenced on saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
NEU-JERSEY LEGISLdTJRE.

ELL 10 rUNISH DETACHMENT or 1HE PAiI-
sAurs-C ONFIRMATIONs 49, RIGHT OF CoILEuE
sTUDENis 10 VOTE
TRENTON. Jan. ON the Senate to-day Il
hin Was introduced making misdcmeanor to dcfact
trPalieadc the NewJersey side Of the Hudson River
or the slopes Of lands between the Palisades ana The
river the same being punishable with fine Of $40 Tor
each onrucr. Also bill to exempt 500 worth OF stock
IN any corporation from seizure under execution. The
senate in executive session. confirmed tie following
nominations For judge Of the Court ~ Errors AMI APP
meals samuel Lilly roappoutcd; for Prosecutors OF
tbc Plras-ior Camden, Richards ppontc)i
.r louccster Belmont Perry for Mercer, VI Bclslcy,
f., ,,,rpointr.D for PdSsaic. \. H. Woodruff reap
roptc,: for sussex, Lewis Cochran Ucappoint'd; for
AZ Iudgc of Common Pleas for Warren, william II.
Vorr,y for commissioners of PIlutase. DAVID cox trc-
rnniutr,I George ". johnson Orapp"in'd)i or lrdt-
TO- of t. state Normal Schoui-l,t District, Morris
IT, Strattou lld District, Jhm.@ u. N"oHMdTdi lln
D,,rirt Gilbert Coub,s; INth District, Rylrar II.
VIII district. RudHau VI Iiirrt WIN Dstri'f 2,
william A. Whitehead; vim District. Charles ". Inn
brr Visitors The STATE Agricultural toiIr-r-ld DIS
trct William Parry u"appnin'cd) iNth D-ttlct, John
f. Mott: Nth District Cornelius f. Gatrdhlaut: WIN
District, William ~ Force. The S'ha'c th'h ADJOURNED
until Monday night.
IN tho \ -s.mbly there Wa long discussion the
bill ing Tho Set o l~1,, which rrOh, persons
attending any college" theological seminary academy
uthcr literary Institution IA ANY township, ward or
city, for thr IrpO-r uf nblatuluc education, nom
voting The hill finally passed by u vote of - 10
- \ hli WAS introduced reducing The salary of the
superintendent of Pdphc schools 10 5000. u il now
$4,000 per arHUu. An attempt Ia revive tie tonstltu-
tULal Convention bIli Jailed ny vote OF 10 60 Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. Dca;s Hoiel-Wendcll Phillips. Of Boston -.
s L,reS- Buord Wilson. Of 1nnois, and J. H. RAMSEY
ot Albany ..... 81 Nicbods D-GcDoral r.. W. l"aU
worth of syracuse and Judge A L. Roacle Of INDIAN tpoJs
M R,Sro p HoLsc-Ihc Hon. lorluo G. kuleh' OF M;sNn
chusotts anu Frederick Billings. or Vermont ~" '"II
uoisf-CcHer f. /. Clingmau Of North Carolina ana *
Governor \ g. Arnold ui khoic leland W'"n'c' h,'e
Commander Law OF the Brr3 Navy, and H. G Po't beH
Manager thr Emit and Ierc Marquette Kai'way
= ~ M Major q. b. Comsto,k, hlted St!ieS
Engineers and W. 4. II. IOytJHd, OF Colorado Utt.
ram colonel g. H. cIrlton. I. : A..Idrk trnus
j. Iaudou az SC' nee i1iy Ugh Nq""ie
Hofst-GcHcI. :. G. hImsT"ns. Of Hampton a.
.,t'0 Dexter II. Iortt, az B"~ton GTdHd Ho'tI
Colonel {. L. Best. L. :. ...EoSSidore H'e-"thcih
sIltr NOM. VI Qnrbrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

The family were at dinner, when suddenly
th bon iauc Both sisters started to their feet aud a,
The eldest welcomed her lover, The small grl IN tone
of shmcnt. said: "Wtil III lidNcN! How IN the
world ana Won ot IN this house - Why said the
y,uug man bisAmly, as De stroktl the chhds head.
Why Because / plea up the snow On the >toop,
and didn't lhuk YOU could grt I'M" Who told you
was cOnIusi" on, knew. COS sister has been curl
Ing her halr ard pairing her n.iis all the afternoon!
Come now, stupid SAID the schoOlmaster,
You don't know how much two und i've make Nuw
listen. Ia pocket have - and IN the other 70 Now
how many dollars have got !" " Let ne See them andl
Viii tell You" School Va. dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
VOTING AGAINST poIIcE PENSIONS.

The vote of Police Commissioner Smith
against the peusOnIng of thirteen policemen on Tues
day has been criticised in police circles. Yesterday
General Smith sad that according TO the law,
no member If the force upon retirement wa.
entitled io pension m excess ~ half ms
salary; aud That since. only hour bcioIc tie f0dId
l.d DECIDED 10 act upon The basis % reduction" OF 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
p Q S T S Q RiPT
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CABINET CHANGES N FRANCE.

CABINET CHANGES N FRANCE
RETIREMENT or THE MINIsrrR OF AGRrCULTrpp
AND COMMERCE. GAMBErTAs ORGANS suIr
DESPONDENT.
LONDON, Tlnir'day, Jan. 3d. 1879
Tie Jimes'S Paris dispatch says it ia
announced that W. Tcisscrcnc de Bort IA,
spontaneously resigned the Ministry OF Ami
culture and Commerce. This occasions the Cabinet
~ whch his position has lately cn purely negative
one, inconvenience. on the contrary, II saves i,
from the consequences OF his DprUdcnce denOnncin,
the treaties OF commerce without having fXcn on d.n
mite economic policy Ia follow after taking such A sfeo
The correspondent adds that " D. cXpcctc1 " Ines
F"i1ywbO Of fbc vote o. confidence passel
by the Deputies the 20h inst, and person,Aes
the compromise then effected, VIII succeed NJ Teis.
serene dc Bort.
The Dr,ty Teicqydphs Paris spondent declarss
MacSIahon had determined to resign II NJ Dnfaprs
ted mud he (MacMah0u) consequently derived
o. control Of the War Department.
PARIS wednesday. Jan. o. 1870
NJ. Gambcttas newspapers, the Pfo',IEqUe Francois.
and Frhh RpuJiique are sin fscontented The former
saw II cannot slppose the changes ~ fnnctionares
The Left. The latter fears q fresh crisis though II
thinks the present situation may endure some time
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION ~ ENGLAND
LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. 22. 1879
An election was held in Norfolk North TO.
day 10 al the vacancy the Honse OF Commons occa
stoned the death Of Mr.. James DHf (ConservaiveJ
Nj. L. BiIkbcck was the Conservative candidate, and
sir r. i. Buxton WAS nOmnatcd by the Liberals. m
Rrkbcck chosen, receiving 21i2 votes, against
2,2J2 for his competitor.
Ear ofheY r0rsI1n vSrS Tfssf pfgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
I'M WORK OF errrHEssNG NIcE.

The nth annual business meeting OF the
Ncw-Nork society for the Suppression OF VICE
was held Tuesday evening IN the parIors OF
the Young mons Christian Association. Re
morris Of the secretary and the treasurer were read
- ,6,,,.t The financial sentiment Of the meeting
mi ne society should not tuAec fol- lack v! money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan, 22.-Ihc trial of the
Arlington case WA began in tine Uu'rd states Circuit
Cont to-day before Judge Hughes. jury was en-
ryuiI and tbc plaintiffs proved ownership and pos
,-s m Of i. estate by tho late g. ". j. CuStis, aud rs
die, , IL, hn 10 lis grandson g. W. {. Lee the plaintiff,
n The case it, occupation by the Government, and the
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