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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
srRLECTs REFONE mn CANINET.
SITTING BULL AND HIS 1000 LoDGr,-How MUCH
THT Pension ARREARAGE BILL WILL REQUIRE


THT PENSION ARREARAGE BILL WILL REQUIRE
HE ALABAMA REBELLION.
.GENERAL PRESS DISPsTCU.I
WA,HINGroN Jan. pit was stated at q meet
ing of the Cabinet. held to-day, that Sit
ting Bull has rccrcsscd the frontier with
1000 lodges, and that he is anxious to
have hi, people distributed throughout the Indian
country. The subject will receive the immediate
attention of the President and the Secretary of
War. kilograms will be sent 10 officers OF the War
department, requiring them 10 give tho authorities
here all the information they can obtain on this
matter.
Another subject of discussion at the Cabinet ses-
SION to-day was the bill for the payment
Of the arrear, of pensions which has recently
passed Congress. The discussion was not as 10
whether the bll should be approved or
signed. but As to is probable effect.
Secretary sherman said the bill would call for
about Tlj0O00,OOO. ami # that amount should 70
ont Of the Treasury 1t would create deficit. An
estimate made hy Commissioner Bentley stated the
amount that would have TO d. paid ont under the
bll at SJO.oJOO0O. There was no decision as to
how III. bin should be dealt with.
The Department Of Justice had not received any
iuioImaton from Alabama respecting the the re-
lease from iall of United states Marshal Turner
Shonli application TO ,be City Court at Selma, for
his release on habeas corpus not be successful
similar application VIII be made 10 the United
States Circuit Court. \ prominent officer Of the
Government remarked tins evening that there Will
DE no doubt Whatever as 10 the power OF thc NoN-
eminent 10 command obedience 10 the mandate Of
lis ('Durfs
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE CIPHER TELEGRAMS.
AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED.

fHE HOUSE OF REPFEsFNrATIyEs PASSES Mr.. POr-
TER'S RESOLUTION WITHOUT \ DIvfSIoN-THE
DEMOCRATS CIT orr ANY LONG DEBATE.
In the House of Representatives yesterday,
Mr.. Potter presented a resolution for an invcs-
tiSation of the cipher kilograms translated
by THE NEw-IORK TRIBUNE. General Butler
opposed the motion, on account ~ tho
public scandal Of such an nvestisa-
ton, and because the privacy of telegrams
should be observed. Mr.. Conrer and
Mr.. Hale made cutting speeches; and Mr..
Hewitt defended Mr. Tilden. The Republic
cans wanted to proong the time, but the mo-
ton was voted down, and debate was cut OIL
by the previous question. The resolution was
then passed without division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Jan. 81, Is

WAsHNCroN Tuesday. Jan 81, 1870.
The condition OF Justice Hunt is unchanged.
The subscriptions - the per cent loan today
amounted 10 50 Csl.3JO
The Merchants National Bank, or Burlington, VI, has
boccn designated depoSary 81 public moneys. To re-
ccIve deposits acCout OF subscriptions to the per
cent Loan.
The supply sailed from Havre on the od inst for
N,v-Yark She VS. filed 10 her utmost capacity with
Goods from tho Paris ENuositiOn. having on board
tNcnty-thTec car lCads-G6S packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

ALBANY, Jan. 21.-Supcrintcndent Smyth, OF
the Insurance department, has opened ch1It re-
carIiug New-York JOINT stock fire insurance COM
r,nies which yes the following nforn.a ion for the
wear ended December 81, ISIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
GRIMES IND C4SCILTiLS-Br 1ELEGRIPR.

THREE MES KILLED BY AN EXPLo-IOT.
DFrr Jr Mich. Jan. 2l.-lhe boiler IN Hahn <
raud's Portable saw NH az chase, Nch expi c today
lnr fir.c men End iniuun- three uthcrs lIe MIL and
machinery total wreck
AK4ENIC TAKEN POE SALTS.
FRFDFPICGON. y g., Jan. 21.-lhis morning an
ot man named ,rni.i u LARGE d0se ~ arsenic %
% AAe for sAts dcd ae0ay shortly afterN ari
NINE PRISONERS BREAK JAIL.
CtNCINNATI OHIO Jan. 2l.-Niue prisoners sawed
Their az UGt VI a. C4TLsViAe Tenn sunday night
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DEMOCRATS WHO BEGEUDGE TIE MONEY IMPERA-
lively NEEDED FOR HE TRANsACrION OF TIE
- ~.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE,

10y TELEGRAPH I'd TIE TRIBUNE,
WA.u,NGroN. Jan. 21.-Tbe House Commit
tee on Appropriations had an animated
discussion today on the Post Office Ap-
Preparation hill. Some of the Democrats Of the
committee de:ire TO separate the Appropriation for
the postal railway service from that for the Office
Of the Second Assistant Postma@ter-Gencral, under
whose control il has always been, and to reduce
materially the amount of money to he allowed for
tins service To do this viii certainly cause another
deficiency like that which occurred this year. be-
Ades niurmg the business Of the North ~
Gripping the mail service. The Southern Demo
trats are always ready to vote large sums for the
star routes. many Of which are III the South,
and which accommodate very few people. but they
seem anxious 70 limit the expenditures On the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

ings 10 wind up the affairs OF the Wesphala Savings
and Aid Asspciaou No 3, OF Buffalo and on his motion
Justice Osborn mas granted order appointing Jnlns
Deitz Buffalo. receiver, he TO furnish bonds IN the
eum 10000
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AFFAIRS.
VIEW ENEMY TO WAR CLAIMS.

- r, ,pESON y. POTTER OPPOSES TnEM-A MEET
-" 1<G OF TIRE CABINET-MINoR NEWS.
4, uDcvpected incident in Congress ycster-
-, was declaration by Mr.. Clarbson y.
Tr,+er that he was opposed TO war claims,
- ,b,t he thought Congress should begin
once to reject them. The Cabinet
as informed yesterday that Sitting Bull
t,s returned to American soil. The Pension
Averages bill has been discussed 10y the Cab
;not The President has nominated for
,,t office in South Carolina a colored man
-, the Democrats had inundated.
.W,R CLAIM FOUGHT BY \ DEMOCRAT.
- ,orrrn MAKES 4 NOTEWORTHY SPEECH ~ TIE
NOISE WHICH TIE RErUBMCANs APPLAUD.
icy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrNRl
w,suINGroN Jan. PA very notable debate on
clio subject of southern claims took place IN tie
11,,se of Representatives tins afternoon Just ie-
Core adiournment \ bill was reported from the
committee on War Claims sending To the Court oil
claims 20 be adjudicated a demand Tor the pay
met Of damages FOX property destroyed by the
mon Army during the war of the rebellion. The
hin was supported by Democrats of the committee
,,bich rcported il, and 10y Mr. keifer, Republican
member from OHIO. General Bragg. Democratic
,nerberfrom Wisconsin. and Mr.. ClaIhsou y Potter
o,no,ed the bill and the several little speeches Of the
latter attracted much attention, and even called
for applause from the Republicans.
Mr. Potter SAID that the United states Is not I'M
der obligations to pay any man for property de-
stroyed BY the army within the lines of the enemy
after the expiration of the six years fixed for the
nrcsentaon of such claims to the commission, unless
il assumes such an obligation. lie also called at
f.nlon TO the fact that tins was the first OF an IN
Vulnerable number of Southern claims when. i
this bill was passed, would be presented 10 CoH-
cross. and would be just as deserving Of conaldera-
lion. The passage of the bill III question would
establish a precedent he said, that would let IN the
whole horde of Southern claims. To this he was
opposed. Mr.. Goode, of Virginia, had said few
days ago that the southern people DO not desire to
have these claims paid and Mr. Potter declared that
L would therefore, be better 10 stop right on. II
has been said that the South IS full of such claims,
and he knew that rs TO the question of loyalty, 1t
would be possible TO get all sorts of testimony. II
Congress does not propose to pay all these claims
sald Mr. Potter, which are said TO amount to a
hundred thousand millions. and to bankrupt the
Treasury. this would be the time TO stop. At any
rate he was determined that there should be at
least one Democrat who did not allow precedent
of this kind 10 be established without protest.
The bill was supported in an eloquent speech by
General Hooker of Mississippi. and then went over
until the next morning hour.
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RECEIVER FOR A MUTUAL AID COMPANY.
ALBANY, Jan. 21.-On the application OF SUI
peripteudent Lamb Of the Bank Department, Attorney
Gue.y schoonmaker has taken the necessary proceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
OBITUARY..

GEORGE STILLMAN TIILLARD.
BOsTON, Jan. 21.-GeOrGe 5. IIlllard died at
his residence in Longwood. this morning.
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Tell it not in Gath. Pub.
lish 1t not in the Streets
Of AsAaIou.'

But herald it in all the unwaled cities and tow4
round about. and in the rural districts far awav
for the benefit OF whom it may concern, that a
fact, startling and true is being made upon the
minds of the American people, male and female
convincing them of the necessity Of ach man and
woman to send SO cents to any Drug Store for
one bottle Of Baiey's saline Aperent, for the
positive cure of sick headache constipation. heart
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Ghe 9ailg Argns,
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Rock ISLAND, ......ILLrNors
The Monroe Doctrine.
st. Louis Republican.

st. Louis Republican
M. DE Lesseps may understand now as
well as later, when he will have snent
money not his own on the ENTERPRISE. that
transcontlnental road across anv psrt al
the American continent cannot he con.
structed except by consent and under N q
control of the United States of America
1t was all well enough to build canal
from Europe to Asia, both continents
under theArule of ever so mapv Different
despotlc governments; but this continent
OF America, though as yet only in mart
under free, republican rule, is traditionaII1
II not substantially given over to the exne-
rlments OF a federative form of govern
ment. and this trial must have its chance
Perhaps it was John Quincy Adams who
hrst suggested the idea, but at anv rate i
was President Monroe who first onenlv
made known to the governments of Enrono
that the tederative form of government
belonging 10 the United States necessitated
the exclusion of European influence from
tae whole American continent, In this
as IN most other respects, the Democratic
party expressed the views of the whole
American people, The United States Of
America cannot remain free and indie
pendent republic unless the whole conf
nent OF America is made free and kent
out OF reach Of European ENHANCEMENT
nj. De Lesseps' scheme, if carried
out, would inevitably bring ahont
such ENHANCEMENT. The best NO
can do in this matter of a Central
American transcontinental highway il ~
support and assist in ACCOMPLISHING The
Tar grander scheme of our fellow. citizen
James b. Eads But whether his nro.
]ect OF a transcontinental ship railway
prove practicable or not, this, at least, is |
sure-that we cannot allow any foreign
government or company to undertake the |
enterprise. In the words of Presiaen4
Monroe
The political system of the allied DOW
ers tine governments of Europe is essen
tlally dlnerent IN this respect from that of
America. This difference proceeds from
that which exists IN their respective gov
ernments. And to the defence of our
own which has been achieved by the loss
OF SO much blood and treasure, and ma
tured by the wisdom Of their most en-
Ightened citizens, and under which we
have enjoyed uuexampled felicity, this
whole nation is devoted. We owe II
therefore, to candor, and to the amicable
relations existing between the United
States and those powers, to declare that
we should consider any attemnt on their
part 10 extend their system to any portion
Of this hemisphere as dangerous to our
peace and safety It is imnns.
slble that the allied powers should extend II
their political ssstem to any portion Of /
either tour continent without endanger-
ng our peace and happiness; nor can anv-
'ne believe that our southern brethren"
States If left to themselves, would adont
{ OF their own accord. It is equally i'm
possible, therefore, that we should behold
Inference"
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Arkansas Swamus.

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he most powerful antiperiodic and blood clean
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