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Bangs d Co.. Aactioneers, 058 Broadway.
MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY evenings at 7:SO
y. m,
A collection Of FOREIGN and AMERICAN POSTAGE and
REVENUE STAMPS mostly the late collection OF F.
T. HUNTER
TUESDAY March ~, at 800 p. m,
BOOKS comprising many good and desirable works both
and oln sCIENTIFIc and POPULAR, THEOLOGICAL,
HISTORICAL and BIOGRAPHICAL, &c.
WEDNESDAY. March 10. At s:3o p m.
collection of BooKs-HIsToRY, BIOGRAPHY Tc'
TON and a lot OF SHEET MUSIC.
r. BANGS & will attend the sale Of Household Fur.
niture at Tryate dwellings.
Geo. A. Leaviit Il Co. Auctioneers
THURSDAY EVENING, March 20: at the Le witt Art
Galleries. exhibition per day and evening, the
W. y MACY COLLECTION
modern paEtng gathered during residence ot the
last Three years Europe principally examples oi to Mu
mich school.
Braith Zimmerman VoltE Zueel. Pasin Prof Ieisten.
W Neltsb. David cal. NClry Schml
lie Grand Maccau KOwOsk. Kaufman, Choimenski Wen e.
lep. Lauphelmer, ana very many others
The Friedrichshall
ID tho 0uly reliable the OesI VI ali Bitter ws&oA
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
DEMOCRATIC SENATE CAUCUS.
THE NEW MAJORITY IN THE UPPER BRANCH Oh

THE NEW MAJORITY IN THE UPPER BRANCH OF
CONGRESS ARRANGING FOX THE ORGANIZATION
OF The COMMITTEES.
WASHING ION, March 16.-A caucus OF Demo-
cratic Senators was held last night to take
measures preliminary TO the formation OF
the standing committees. Senator Nalace
reelected chairman and Senator Beck
secretary of the caucus. The following names
Senators were appointed as a committee to rear
range the standing committees and 10 repor.
to an adjourned meeting Oh Monday at
o'clock Messrs. Wallace, Mcdonald, Eaton, Kan
son. Cockrell, DAVIS wv. va.l, Garland, Grover and
Pendleton.
The caucus after discussion agreed upon the fol-
lowing basis for the organization of the
committees: First. seniority; second, the choice
of committee, by one having two or
more chairmanships for the vacancies. According
to this programme, Mr. Eaton, the senior Demo-
cratic member of the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions, will be its chairman. Other chairmanshlps
will be as follows Finance, Mr.. Bayard; Military Al
fairs Mr.. Randolph; Judiciary, Mr.. Thurman; Pubhc
Lands, Mr.. Mcdonald Indian Affairs, Mr. Coke;
Pensions, Mr.. WIthers; Claims Mr.. Cockrell
District Of Columbia, Mr. Harris; Patents, Mr.
Herman; Territories Mr. Garland; Mines and
Mining, Mr.. Hereford; On the Revision Of the
Laws Mr.. Wallace.
ships of three committees, namely: Privileges
and Elections, Post Offices and Post Roads, and
Public Buildings and Grounds. Dir. Davis.
of West Virginia. has the choice OF the
chairmanships of Appropriations and Agriculture;
Mr. Johnston has the choice OF those of Manufac-
lures and Revolutionary Pensions; Mr.. Gordon of
those of Commerce, and Education and Labor: Nr.
Whyte of those of Civil Service and Retrenchment,
Naval Affairs and Printing, and Mr. Ransom OF those
OF Railroads and the Library. In addition to the
above, Mr.. Thurman the chairman of Private
Land Claims, and Mr.. Johnston the chairman of
the Committee on Revolutionary Claims, the
only committees with Democratic chairmen
and majority of Democrats In addl-
tion to the standing committees there are ten
select committees, only two OF them hav-
ing Democratic charmen at present-Messrs.
Davis, of West Virginia, and Harris. The chair
manshIps of committees other than those above
named will be arranged by the Caucus Committee.
The Republicans will be supplied with the list of
the Democratic members placed on the committees
by the caucus III order that they fill the blank Ks
left for the Republican Senators thus following the
usage IN such cases. The subject of changing the
elective officers of the Senate was not acted upon
by the caucus, which adjourned until Monday noon
nnVt
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
STILL SORE ABOUT BRAGG.

Several weeks ago one of our Northern
Democratic brethern. Mr. Bragg undertook 10 read
lecture Southern Democrats, in when ne IhOLmeu
them that unless they abated their pretenslODs ana re-
turned TO the Illuminating posture they nave occupied
Since the wal, he and the rest OF the Northern Deo
would 20 over to tho Republican party ana make
common cause with adyersaTes. We are gad 10 Oc-
heTe that M Bragg stood aone In the position be LOOK
Oh that occasion, aud that DIS language
and sentiments promptly repudlateu py
other Northern Democrats, but the fact that any
Inan calling himself Democrat could nave the cHiou-
tery TO thus wantOnly insult Southern Democrats
HhO ~ that very time formed large majority OF tbe
democratic party the House. gests the propriep
and necessity Jba the Southern Representatives shoud
themselves appreciate and require others 10 ADMIT tier
inhnenee the party that for the two years 60
Aast IL to WELD the law max ing power of the Nation
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGTON, Narch 10. 1879.
The subscriptions 10 the per cent loan since yes
urday's report have amounted to S3,236,6jO.
The following il statement relating standard sill
yer dollars made from the latest returns: Amount III
the Treasury S2O2l0 1O5 amount in circulation. So.
500 5gJ iYeTag. daily Issue since January !, 1879
$4,000 average daily coinage about $4,000.
Ii has been stated that the Secretary OF War has
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soon as II assemblies for confirmation
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
BITTERLY OPPOSED TO RANDALL.

They tell us that Mr.. Randall has sup
porters among the Southern members ii uleie nr ANY
sucu say that they Tenegddes, AT least
Ia that respect We say these gentlemen lat hty
support Randall for the Spedkershlp they VIII DC
Of the south. They will be giving ald ana
comfort TO the man WHO synD0nzes ana in-
saturated with the hostility typirs that 1t amounts
10 personal question against and every south
er measure In tney do this Thing. the day VIII come
when tLey Will bitterly repent their error aud when the
constituencies OF every southern dsrlc WIN uthOuhc9
teiust s we here pledge ourselves 10 denounce aud
10 pursue with deuunciatOn the repre- sentative oi
Louisiana who shall be Dasr enough u Oeebu VI p'Vs
per Randall in any pan he cherisbes
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
CALIFORNIA ROUND NOT TO COOL OFF
~. o.. IN rnnLcLe LLLLll

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE expresses the
opinion that fortnight Will Dc insufficient OI Clhor-
MIA 10 cool OF N, and that new antlNhincse OH %Il
gressIonal session The idea that the prevailing agl-
ilon in the Pacific Will suDsde until sds-
factory remedy has secured for the outrageous
evils aud positions under which people suffer Ie-
oures to be promptly corrected. The end to DC an
tlclpated only when the hOrdes OF CHina have been
turned back forever ana when free labor has been again
Tecopnlz.d As cOrnertOnc OF Occidental Institutions
Sucn gross wrong the fOTCDle establishment OF the
Asatc cody system coast will never be quietly
couesrrd in and our iellOW-c OF the Last
well arouse themselves to the intensity and sincerity OF
oar demands
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
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Is cit cnth'
OF 100
midnight The Irregular white line represents Tue
oscillations by the mercury during those heurs
TRIBUNE OFFICE, March II, l d. N. The barometer
rose steadily Saturday. except during part OF tn
afternoon Yesterday there was very little change until
after noon when the mercury began to fall slowly. The
weather during 10th Gays was fair the temperature
Saturday ranged between $50 and 43o. the average
(35ao) being 72o lower than Friday; Yesterday the
temperature varied between $50 and 43' the average
being l4o lower than Saturday. The amount OF
moisture in the air is very large.
Warmer and partly cloudy weather, with chances o.
light ram late in the day. be expected In this city
and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
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VAR BREWING IN ALASKA.

SAN Francisco, March 16.-A dispatch from
Victoria states the steamer California arrived from
Alaska this morning, with news that the Indians
oro nrenorino for war H. b. A. ship Os
prev and the United states cutter Walcott had
reached Alaska. The chiefs received the osprey
cordially but Informed her commander that they could
tahe the WalcOtt whenever they chose. Tho Wacott
had gone to intercept a 1Otilla OF hostile canoes
which were on their way to destroy the
town or suka. The Osprey reinforced the Walcott
with number of marines and Gathng gum
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
CyNIcIsM ABOUT CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

The name of eX-Representatlve Carter Har-
rsou IS to be gwen to the Washington Grand Jury on
charges LreferTed by eX-DOOrkeeper POik OF having
While Chairman OF the Committee on Reform IN tnc
CIv Service certified 10 false pay rolls II
will be observed frOu this that Cyil Service Reform al
fects people IN different some II makes poll1ca
imbeces Of Others IL gives chances Tor tcKery, ana
some IL laws liable TO charges OF fraud.
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LONDON. Monday, March II, 1879.
The Times correspondent at Lahore sends the
following: The Viceroy has arrived here High au-
thorties here say natives of India VIII not believe
in the British success unless the troops ad-
vance on CaDul. General Brownies division
f. concentrating at Jeaabid TO be in readiness to ad
vance If necessary. 1t is asserted that the manner of
YakoOb Khan's envoy when communicating WIN MAJOR
CayagnarI was almost defiant. Definite terms nave
been sent to YakOOb who has not had time yet TO
ranlY
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fyfh Arrnpr Hofel-Con crnssman Amasa Nor
cross Of Massachusetts, ChetJustice do Rcci OF the
Bahama Islands and John j. Mitchell Of st. Louis
Ercrt Hor. Governor John Fremont of Arizona ex-
Governor W. stewart OF Vermont and Mayor Henry Bed
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vsing Inspector of Vessels.
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, ppooKIys AUDIENCE HoAxED.

Advertisements widely circulated in Brook
iyn last week announced that yesterday evening a
splrttuastc entertainment woud be given at Everett
Hail. No 3os Futon-s. by the Eddy family. assisted by
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis for me pdst "a hours.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis for The past "a hours
WASHINGTON, March II. l a. ma storm
of considerable energy Is central IN Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley Far weather has prevailed in the Atlantic
Coast states elsewhere there has been occasional snow
The temperature has fallen IN the OHIO Valley aud west
OF the Mississippi RIVER elsewhere there has ocen
slight but general rise. SOuthery winds prevailed In
the Southern States, sOutheasery In the Middle states
elsewhere they are from north TO west.
IndicationS
For New-England partly cloudy weather, followed by
increasing cOudness ana rain snow, variable winds,
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FO the Middle Atlantic States. cloudy. rainy weather,
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by colder northwest winds and rising barometer
CdttiOnarg Signals
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Macon. SANDY Hook, and cauonary on shore signals
are ordered TOR Galveston ana lndianola.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
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FOREIGN PORTS
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
MdRRIkD.

UFSRY-PRENTISs- Thursday evening, the 18th inst,
by the Rev George T. Prentss, D. D. the father Of the
bride by the Rev Jonathan Stearns D. Doug
las Annie l.. Prentiss both OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
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THE BOURBON CONGRESS.
A MAJORITY IN BOTH BRANCHES.

NO DOUBT on THAT SUBJECT Now-THg DEM
oCRATs OF THE HOUSE TO GO INTO CAUcrs
WITH FULL MAJoRITY-GOss!P ABOUT OR
GANIZATION
It is announced that the Democrats of the
House will certainly be able to go into
caucus with clear majority, which will en-
able them to organize both branches of Con-
gress without difficulty. The Speakership is yet
in uncertainty. The Democratic Senators have
held a caucus on the subject of the Senate
committees, and will meet again to-day. 1t
is stated that the pension legislation OF the
last Congress has caused great increase IN
the number of pension applications.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
HEAVY FAlLTRE IN PARIS.

LONDON, Monday. March II, 1879.
The liabilities of Robert Blacque, of Paris,
whose failure has announced are between 1000
600 and 5000 900 francs. 1t Is reported swiss hr Is
involved.
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DEATH OF BROADHEAD. TIE TRADES UNIONIsT
LONDON, March 16-BrOadhead, the nOtOrl-
Gus trades-unOn leader OF Sheffield, is dead.
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