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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-21
IDENTIFICATION OF HEATHENIsM.

THE RESEMBLANCE BETWEEN JUDAISM AND HINs
DooIsM POINTED OUT DY REV. +. A. DOUG
LASS.
The Baptist Ministers Conference yesterday held
a missionary session. Addresses were delivered By
the Rev. +. A. Douglass. returned missionary who
spent ten years in Southern India; by DR.. Packard
of the Raugoon College. and by Mr.. Crumm. mis-
sionary from the Tamul country. The likeness be
tween ancient Judaism and Hindooism, ms pointed
out by Mr.. Douglass. was very striking The larger
temples of India but copies and counterparts Of
that Jerusalem The temple is large court with.
out apartments. into which the thousands OF wor-
shippers, sometimes 100000 at time, surge and
sway offer prayers ana sacrifices to their respec-
idols. Their IDEAS OF incarnation locate Brahma,
Vshnu or silva in those idols But Brahma Is an i'm.
personal god, who nils the universe like the air men
breathe.
But out of this impcrsona god who is the creator
all things comes Nishnu, personal god, the pre-
server OF all things. The temples OF the first are
very few. but OF the second very many. silva s tho
destroyer, the devil. His temples also are numer.
ous The Hindoos have day of atonement in their
theology like the Jews, and annually when that day
comes the altar is erected in some large field and
every man, ana child in all tho district i'm
cluded in the temple service must bring Offering.
Fer several hours priests are engaged staying the
animals--sheep. bufiaioes and birds. The blood il
caught in trench OF old. and when the sacrifices
made doomed man" is brought near and
smearcd from head to foot by the priests with the
blood OF the victms tho cntrails OF the sacrifices
are gathered into pot and placed on his head, and
thus bcsmeared and burdencd he makes the circuit
of the village town city to which the worshipper
belong three times. crying ''wocl woe woo?"
The Hindoo faith dO>rivcs females of souls. but
soon after the birth of male child the mother
can repaiy to the temple she must go, carrying her
boy with her, and in his little hands an offering oil
some sort to his and his mothers god. she lays the
bsbc his back. says prayer over his face. then
turns him over anu opens has hands that the rice
or money, or whatever tho Offering may be, shall
fall out before tue idol And thus the child offers
his first prayer and makes his first Offering. AT sir
years OF age he Is taken again to the omple and
bound with % number OF cords across the shoulder
and breast. and at twelve of age those cords
are multiplied ana he becomes bound forever u
his god and his religion. IL Hindoo therefore
parts with this bond or with lock OF hair on the
top OF his head IL 10 the signal that lie has given us
heathonism, and he may then be instructed IN
Christianity. According 20 Mr.. Douglass and the
other speakers missionary can organize Chris
tian church anywhere ia India within three years
Heaenisn. they say, Is disintegrating utterly an'
tne way OF the Lord is being prepared.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Again
Booming.
M O N E Y 6 TO Z.
Governments Strong, State and Railway
Bonds Buoyant.
WALL STREET.

MONDAY Oct 20-6P M.
Saturdays stock market ended some way between
strength and weakness and most brokers went home
very much in fog to how it was to open to-day.
1t was an open question to whether prices should
60 up or 90 down. Sunday g sober second thought
settled the question and to-days transactions have
been the result of it. Almost without exception
there has been an improvement in prices. Without
running to the extreme of rampage there were Few
upon the list that not higher at the end
of the day than at the beginning. In q WORD. the
late lull in the market and the decline IN prices
which ensued have not scared the pun party 10
the extent of centesimal part OF dollar.
They were quite as much up and doing this morn
ing though no pinch in money had ever existed
and decline taken place. Consequently there
was general Improvement. of which few stocks
got the fat slices and the less favored the lean ones
Among the former were such investment stocks as
Burlington and Quincy and Central and Hudson.
Lake Shore the coal carriers and the North
westerns: among the latter the heterogeneous
Kansas shares, Erie and St. Paul. In general way
there was nothing good, bad or Indifferent that was
the worse off in quotable values. and there were
good many things that were better. Among the
latter were several stocks that have recently come
into prominence and enjoy it were camp
following existence hangers on to the
main army of speculation. The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Is one, and the NASHVILLE,
Chattanooga and st. Louis Railroad is another.
Without botherng about their intrinsic merits it is
safe to that buyers OF the at present prices
likely to turn out winners There are friends Of
these properties however. who active in 'chin-
ming them up upon the basis of real merit. The
Mobile and Ohio road is said to be SURPRISING all
expectations by tho greatness of its earnings and the
Nashville Chattanooga and st. Louis road is expected
to follow suit On inquiry we learn that this latter
has always paid per cent interest on its bonded
debt and per cent annually upon its stock and that
It moreover has earned and has hand sum
sufficient to pay per cent dividend upon its
stock in March next Without excitement
In most steady and strong and in
! few irregular and weak-the market closed.
The mining market active and in some instances
decidedly higher. Leadville opened at 50 95 and
closed SO 80 to SO 40. Buckeye advanced from So
10 Ga on large Sales The California stocks were in
good demand at prices fully to the San Francisco
market. Moose was rather better. selling at SO and
So 10. Appearances all indicated active business
in mining stocks this fall and winter.
Total sales at the Stock Exchange were 388070
shares. Following is an epitome Of the days
BUSINESS
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In London there was lower market generally for
American railway securities Erie common closing at
407S, preferred at 66H, new second consols ut 81,
funded fves at 49, consolidated irsts at 116. Illinois
Central at 99 Pennsylvania at 482. Reading at 297
and New Jersey Central at TAX. United States bonds
were firm at 1865 for tours. 1O94 for AIS and
1857 for fves. British consols declined to 97sS
97A for both money and the account. Bar silver
was quoted at 5214d. per ounce. The Bank Of Eng
land lost f156.0OO bullion balance to-day. The
rate of discount in the open market for three
months bills was 17s percent. At Paris the per
cent rentes after selling mp to s2f. 45c. fell off to
s1f. &C. OF the bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England fl16OOO comes to New York. Eagles to
the amount of $4,000 wero withdrawn from the
Bank on Saturday also for shipment to this city.
Philadelphia stocks ccDsd in that city at the fol-
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~Whcat-The market was again unsettled and radical
opening prices L. PC lower; decline subse
qucny than recovered but prices novortheess
doIivery were sooou bushels at 81 n 81 40 for No.
red cash 81 +e for October. 81 AN q 81 tor No
fs w%iss cash i issi 81 for Sove%isr 81 oeo6er
81 so 81 54ls for December ~ 800 VI 30 for ungradcd
10 Northwest for November 81 Asa for steamer No.
s VI te Z s e. %iasS sast' wS,e for for
No. Northwest for October and q iss 3isa for NJ
and asked prices at the four o'clock cai:Nc spring
for November 81 3!'s bid 81 40 sskod No. Northwest
t asss y 3 wnie G cs
October 81 20 bid, 81 4eis asked; November, 81 81
ss n S af % rs ask Sa
vem5er ii 52I bid 81 50 asked December ST 55si bid
s % se including bushels for "sar S0 de 'Sg
$4,000 bSsss, a; ss He a.. sif for IA No. sOs,
eethsr ol,e for No for October v2c. e24c for No.
s sSS c.os" %s Ss % %S
900 bushels No. Western sold sc sglsc the in.
ss nss aas S. r s% do %
graded Canada Mt e5c and $500 do sxrowed state ut
81 20 a 81 u. cash and time Feed was quiet, .wo
quote Shorts per ton 20 lbs $40 Si5 oo do 90 lbs,
S .h slg ~ $40 2 rye csd s4 ssn. quiet
We Marrow FREQ on board 81 60 81 % for
81 81 20 ISs t sSs sla"%s
quote -sp free per bbL - 20 green. n go u SO;
S"shs Ssrs 81 90 81 90 oats we're Nc better We
Sr No. wh sS 4 "a ts tcr No s de-
for No do 42c for No do 4Oc for rejected 4c for
No s GS"sG sa exc m Sasc Ga track e ''
GuSsY CLorm was steady. We quote -1A lbs, &c.;
frnr AND Jurr Hemp was firm but quiet Jnto butts
active and higher We note sales OF cog bales On
spoa and ny s Saiss BUTTS go according
70 quality. Manila hemp. Sc sisal DO, 5,sc ....
ns was also New Orleans syrups were rc and active.
We aaots New crop centrifugal and Mixed i'e 2oe'
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MONDAY. Oct. 20, lS7a

Fresh to day.. hiss % 73S 14VuS 1859
proved feeling; values about 81 per head in advance Of
las, Fridays closing rates Qnay Dsor to fair with "a
ssGa From $
sssS: i T..lssn IS s ia % asss s ST
ns ss '''ss' b si DS @ ws & 8 sSt
weight cwt 4 Wheeler sold Tor self IS steers Al
s , .o per- iS sfss' Sw ss G;
Ss 70? 10 cars iSa ts5 r. Z
swt j. G. Coon sold Iiino. steer. at sse per
- mixsd cattle at SIC. ~. weight cwt strong;
a S sss Ri TI;a Ky
ss D. 1saa Is Ss.a p
" sw $ sT Is sS,se1 sSa
at esc .'se per b. with sii on the herd1weehtss
ss'1s''4 ss'a per
weight * ew N, LAP Colorado hsss stgers7 head
iSwesh.: 81 ewS IA sss 81 sw 10 10 s si'
" Sssy s s'P
with @ on on 4 ssS 'Ga 10. sr.ss per 60 ~
steers at sssc sac per 10. Weights "a swt ses eyt
per per H. with 81 OF per Sssd 8 head u Csc
s'' = Aiss III s.Pp ss "SSS'' 'x
per- b. g Ohio 7.s with Scs "a psrlSaa ons
ss e WITH 40 o Sn IL Sssd .SS o
fsndsclaor % Virginia steers at Dis per with y on
.ss g. . S sls .S is yis sv;
10 head, Weights cwt "a cwt; for D. n sherman
- kentucky at 1Uc b. with 81 of head,
weight 81 ewt for H. Poor 80 Ohio stccrs a. SIZE see.
d. with 81 OF hcad 30 head sold at top rate,
weights d,s ewt "a cwt w O. Dudley 4 Son sold Tor
~ Illinois sccs at Ssc Be ib with
81 per head 10 head weights Ga cwt 90 cwt.
bulls 1000 lbs 214O lbs, at &c per ID Tor NJ Lcis
IN bulls l,iSJ los. at &c. Id. j. Ayraut
sold for self 50 State size sc b. weights
5x 81 4 w. sherman sold Tor =. W. Allcr,on
5scolcradc secrs az Sc as,ss per io. weight o. cwt
b. Kelly sold for Alierton Wilson 143 Ohio stccrs4o
head at DC b with 5Oc of per heads ~ head AZ 9c
9c with 81 on per head on 80 head - head at Zoe
per ID. with bUc. of per head; 10 head ut estc.
To- with zoe OF per hcad-weghts cwt cwt ~ cwt
r. Sadlcr sold commits sion 10 Illinois soers head
1000 lbs at 2s.c per h. head ut !c. per b, weight
% ~ Ohio steers nj sc Vsac. por ID. weights
~ ewt a7A cwt 2vl KENTUCKY stcers-o head atsac.
Osc. h., with S6J per hcad 100 head at Disc
iOlsc por h. Rights cwt III cwt 50 cwt 10 cwt
Tocy sold for Morris 90 Cherokee pc.
ID weight W. Scigel sold for NJ Morris 100 Texan
steers At ne. per ID, weight cwt.. a Illinois
steers at 7Ac. SIZE per H., weights 5A cwt a ca
ew. 10 Colorado steers At sac pcr -. weight Ga cwt
NJ Lauterbach sold for self bulls 40 lbs axe
h. rs Virginia steers at Tc h., with ~
10 head sac per H., with 81 oil head head
sc. per h. with ODE OFF per head 20 head weight
SA sw, "a ssyyt ~ Colorado steers, SC. per 10.
at ". To-. weight ewt, l03 Colorado 7u
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The following the rates Of exchange on New
York to-day at the aforementioned cities :-Savan-
nah, buying 5-l6 of. selling 3-16 off, Charleston.
buying 4. selling e o par; New Orleans. CONNER.
cal a. bank u; st. Louis, 1-10c discount: Chicago,
50 to 10 discount; Boston, selling discount par.
Hannibal and st. Joseph earnings for the second
week Of October show an increase of ss77.
Wabash earnings for the second week In October
exhibit an increase of S3S.431 80.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain ut the leading points there to-
day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of wheat 1T 800 BUSH
els; shipments. $500 do; receipts of corn, 6O0O
do; shipments, 100 do. Chicago-Receipts Of wheat,
1884, 2o6 bushels; shipments 136.ss3 do. receipts of
corn, 233, 76S do; shipments. $3.50 44s do.
AT the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
business moderately active. The following
wore the sales:-
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MRS. MORRIS COMPLAINT.

The hearing in the matter of Mrs. Norris COM
plaint against Albert Kracmcr. the auctioncer. wa
continued before Mayor Cooper yesterday afternoon
The counsel for Krae,ner moved to dismiss the pro
ccedings on the ground that the Mayor had juris
dction The matter. inasmuch as the charges OF
the lady. il true, constituted misdemeanor for the
trial Of which a distinct mode of procedure was
tahished. His Honor, however, held that no had
jurisdiction IN the premises aud said he would
duct further examination to-day at halfpast tive
p.M
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At San Francisco tho opening prices Of mining
stocks were as follows:-Gould n Curry. 10,s Saw
age, IAN; Chollar. Gs6; Ophir, S4h; Hale n Nor
cross 14A; Crown Point. a; Yellow Jacket, Is;
Belcher, $50; Imperial, 1; Virginia consolidated,
solidated. 75 after II; Alpha. l5X Sierra Nevada.
59l; Mexican. 36A. after 35a; Silver Hill, 1856;
Justice 8; Julia. so Utah. 23s; Alta. 5yS; Bodie
1875, Dechtel 100; Independence. ~; Segregated
Bsicher. "a; Dulwor. l2kj Mono. o. Consolidated
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIvrRrooL. Oct. 2o--5 7 VI.
Cotton-lhc sales of the day included 700 bales Amer
tobcrtlevery. 2l-32d.; upands low middling clause
November aud December delivery. 6'ad. uplands, low
middng clause crop shipped October ana November
sail ad Glover seed, Abs AS. ewt. for American
red Linseed OIL 29s cwt Spirits of urpennc Los
I'd. per cwt.
EXCHANGE.
LIyERPooL. Oct 20 1879.
pork-Primc moss Eastern steady at 5.s; do. Western
steady oils BaconCumberland cut dull Ut 4Ds short
dull SIS long clear steady Ut 32s short clear
stcady ut 3s I'D tIams-Long dull at 3s Shoulders
steady NJ 2is. Tor Beef-Indla IN the
market extra steady ut Hos prime moss
steady at SIS Lard-Priinc Western arncr at
Turpentinc-spirs irmcr at 25s. 6d. Rosin-Common.
steady at sd. do. fine dull vt l2 CheeseAmerican
Extra state nrmcr at JOs I'D wheatspring No D. none
In tho market No. duh at - I'd; winter West.
dali ut lis. lid; do southern dull ut i2s Corn
Mixed steady at 6s Cottonsccd o--Yeiow American,
none In The market Rosia-Commnn. at London STEADY
rurpcntne ut London. steady 25s. sd
KccoptsWhcat for the week. from Atlantic ports. 100
from Pacific ports ii5o do from other
ls,5UO do; corn. 2i.ooO do -
Calcutta linsccd os per quarter common rosin IS Sd
for Cuoa centrifugal pularzing N6 degrees and
22s Cd. for Cuba muscovada fair refining ahoat
LONDON. Oct. 2O--6 T.. NJ.
Spirits of turpcntinc, 2os. I'd. 25s nj pcr cwt.
BREMEN, Oct. 20 1879.
American lard closed al IL MARKS per ITO lbs.
uAvnr. Oct 10 1879.
American Lard closed at Az. per 30 kiios
FINANCIAL.
Eagles to the of ESQ 900 We're withdrawn from
tho Bank of England Saturday, for shipment New
York OF the bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
and to-day the sum cf 81 10 100 forshipent New
YORK silver IL quoted to-day at 52s 5lod per
further large amount of gold IL TO be Withdrawn
from the Bank OF England for New YORK tomorrow.
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CHEESE MARKETS.

LITTLE FALLS, " " Oct 20. 1879.
Market firm and active. Sales OF $500 boxes factory
made 12ac ll4c, only one lot at lflc aud the bulk
l3c 500 boxes private dairy NJ los4c. l3c,
grade Two hundred packages Of butter sold lsc
DC
Urea, ~ Y, Oct 20 1879.
Eight thousand five hundred boxes of cheese sold
aud 800 placed commission to-day The leading price
was 1916 average, l2szc.
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State securities were very strong upon somewhat
heavier business than usual. Railroad bonds were
active and recorded much higher prices. Mobile
and Ohio debentures advanced from SO to sc, and
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis rose to JOG.
Eollowina ia a complete list of sales:-
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toans was to per cent. Time loans offered
at per cent. and at per cent where the security
was government bonds. Good mercantile paper
discounted at to per cent The Clearing House
statement exhibited s12s. 59o,s94 exchanges. and
s4.29 .542 balances. The City of Richmond arrived
with 100000, gold. from Europe. Total importa-
ton of gold for the year stands at SOL 10000.
At tho Sub Treasury to-day's business waa;-
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Oct. 20, 1879.
Tho market has been fairly active with sales over
pieces squares. Spots aud futures 3Sc cash
market YER
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-stained-Good ordinary. 9s4c; strict good ordinary
1OtSc low middng 10 7l6c middling 10 1l-l6c. The
receipts the ports follows :-Galveson 24O
bales; New Orleans II .S2l Mobile. 4944: Savannah
ISL; Charleston, 1857; Wilmington. All; Norfolk
ARR; Baltimore l4 New York 1885, Boston. $40; Phil
adephia, Al Total, 4sioi bales This day last week,
srams-l2:3o 2. M;5Rceeipts, 400 bales. of
timated sales 5000 bales: speculation and
ding Orleans i5.ied Futures i.s2d ehsapor,
1924 sgd a6 2l32d esd October November do
livery uplands. low middling clause Sled November
a 81 3D. February.March delivery, upands low middng
clause, 61sd. March April delivery uplands low middng
clause sd: MayJune delivery upands low middlng
clause Size JuneJuly delivery, upands low middling
clause sled a 9-32d. 80 p. M.-November
delivery, uplands low middlng clause S,32d Dccem
ber-January delivery. npiands. low middng clause,
32d january February delivery upands low middling
clause, B32d
FLOUR AND GRAIN--Receipts-Fou 81 52S bills wheat
73slo bushels corn meal 30 bills and 20 bags;
29 lS5 bushels oats 4S 800 do ~ 22O do barley
81 100 do barley malt. 1O3SS do Flour-The market
remained very the demand only moderate
being checked by tho mness of hoders good shipping
extras were available at SO 2J Sc 80, but there
much bidding at SIS. The sales including State
Western and Southern were about 1900 bbls. full
prices flour firm, and 800 bbls sold ut late
prices Corn meal was firmly held and 800 bbls. and
49,. oil xrh In tla rap tlA tsfn
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oOUO T0l ~ w LIST, ST
l. div, ex IN c. :. II
1000 NJ IL st L, con 8 ( IL
10000 X Z Inc, No. 10. I
5000 II Il Tex Cen LIST II
10000 N Y Elevated LIST II
5000 G, @ Il / G I'd, 7
Co Cert. ass. :. I
$4,000 st l. x l NJ I'd,
pfd inc. ....... Z
10000 Norris II i LIST G II
10000 Erie rs, con g.. u
2OUO do. III
1000 st l., X G a. n,
st Chas Br LIST. s
1000 Il, w * . lst.con I
10000 Den ~ RioG 1st.. {
10000 NY, LEA w new
.ll AAo
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IN contract 2 ba,es m sa,nrdov Curren,
prices of spot cotton he following quotations based
American standard of classfcat on and In
running In quality than half grade above
he w The gra -
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GALVESTON. Oct. 90 1872.
Cotton quiet; mddling. l0sSc low middng, io1sc.;
good ordinary 9zSc. Net receipts $40 bales. Exports
coastwise, i,2l1. Sales, ss4. Stock, 56 1877
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-26
Cooper.

Our esteemed contemporary, the ErcnmO
Express, is very much worried over our ST.
lence in reference to one Mr.. EDWARD
COOPER, only son of DR., PETER COOPER, and
now nominally and ostonsibly Mayor of
New York.
CARLYLE discourseth fcclingly about re-
thrashng the thrashed straw Does our
evening contemporary wish us to rcthrash
thrashcd man
We believe we have said about all there
was to be said in criticism of Mayor COOPER;
and it would make us extremely happy if
the Express would point out anything we
could honestly say in his favor.
We have some little regard for the feet
ings Of the Mayors honorcd father, PETER
COOPER, LII, d., and his venerable friend
THURLOw WEED, LII. d., and we should
really like TO praise an incumbent we did all
in our power to put into oilicc, So while we
stand ready, on the one hand, to copy, with
full credit, anything IL can say which we
have not said, in condemnation of Mayor
CooPER's conduct. We should be still more
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his deputies. What work they did there
has passed into history. United States
troops seized the Legislature of South
Carolina; and troops were placed under the
control OF ZACH CHANDLER to carry Florida
over Il majority Tor Mr.. TILDEN.
After the army had been used to aid in the
theft Of THESE three States, the forces were
summoned To Washington from the distant
frontiers, and cncampcd there, with all tho
preparations for state of fragrant war.
The last service was to aid i'm consummat-
ing the Fraud by which HAYES reached
the White House.
1t is perhaps natural, considering how the
Republicans have prolltcd by the army, as
a part Of their political machinery that
they should resist rc-olutcly any lcgisla-
tion 10y which its illegal power may be cur
tailed and elections may be held free from
that offensive presence. But 1t is equally
natural that Inc friends of popular govern
mcut should insist that this dcspotic sys-
tenn must terminate now and forever
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-26
PASSING THE ARMY BILL.
The Long Debate Upon Political Amend.
ments Closed In both Houses.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Senate passed
the Army Appropriation bill this afternoon. Al
to 80. and 1t has been sent to the Fraudulent
President for his approval or veto. lie has ten
days, exclusive Of Sundays in which to deter
mine whether the army shall be fed and free
elections given the people or not
The session OF tho House to-day was ex-
tremely stupid The members have lost all in
,crest in the discussion. and neither Rcpuhli-
cans nor Democrats pay any attention to the
speeches. The debate for the past two days hus
been exclusively for the benefit OF home con-
sttuencics. The members have talked to
secure printed speeches free OF cost for dis
tribution in their districts. General debate on
the Legislative Executive. aud judicial APP
noon at 5 o'clock. Mr. Ewing Of ohio made the
last speech. From noon until o'clock to-mor-
row amendments TO the bill may be offered and
discussed under the five minute rule. At tho
last named hour all debate must cease and
voting begin. II is hardly probable that a vote
tomorrow, although an attempt will be made to
pass the bill before adjournment.
The resolutions OF the New York Legislature
pronouncing the majority's methods revou-
tionary. were presented in both Houses to-day.
Mr.. Voorhees, proposed in the Senate that
Healy's picture Of Webster and Ashburton. as
they appeared while negotiating the treaty of
Washington. be purchased.
The Senate passed the resolution modifying
the Senate rules requiring the presiding on 'er
% approve removals and appointments so as 10
give the Secretary and Sergeant at Arms absO
lutte power
Mr., Eaton rose in the Senate 10 deny the re-
ports that the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Of which he is Chairman. intend 10 investigate
the cost OF Grants journey around the world.