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DAvsvlTLE, CAL. Nov. s, 1873
CHAs. LANGLEY q Co.. San Francisco:
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without any great hope of good results. however.
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'l'' 'A' CHAs. K WHITE, Davisville, Cal
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9th day
Of November, 1873.
JAMES D. KING, Notary Public.
JOSEPH f. POND, JR, Attorney at Law, North
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. &c.
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Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9th day
Of November, 1873.
JAMES D. KING, Notary Public.
, 1879-02-23

BATWoRE, Feb. 22-The National Associa-
tion of Veterans Of the Mexican War met to-
day. Gen. Denver, Of Ohio, presided. 4 Com
mittce was appointed to visit Washington, and
press upon Congress the equity OF their claim
to he placed upon the pension list. Gen. James
Shields will deliver tile GRAFTON to-niglt.
The officers elected included the following:
President, Gen.: J. " Denver, OF Ohio; Vice
Presidents, John Love, oi Indiana; Maj j.-Gcn-
. ". F. Barry, and Gen. BenI. Alvord, u. s. A.;
Rear Admiral Fabius Stanley. and Surgeon
General ". Maxwell. U. S. ~, and two from each
State. The Association will meet ut Norfolk,
Feb. g, 1850
COLUMBUS O., Feb. 22.-The Ohio Mexican
War Association net here today. About lOo
members were present. Resolutions were
adopted asking Congress to give the survivors
ii tue Mexican the same recognition which
is given to.the suldiers Of tile latr War The
following officers were clccred: President
George ". Morgan; Vice-Prcsdeut, Thon1as l..
Young; Secretary, S. A. Lcc1ey', OF Si'fney'
Most Of the tay was given to speeches anu remt-
, 1879-02-23

Repeal of the Insolvent .Act-1Iarine and
Fisheries-Tl,c Huron & Ontario Ship Ca
nal and the Hydraulic Lift-Locis.
AoSCToN, n. B., Feb. 23.-David Pottinger
has been appointed Chief Engineer Of the Inter-
Colonial Railway.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
OTTAWA, Feb. 22.-In the House OF Commons,
MIR. c. C. Colby has proposed tew bill to re-
peal the 1nsolvcnt act; which makes provision
Tor the winding-np Of estates. Tile announce
ment Of Mr.. Colby's measure was received with
appreciation BY influential members On both
sides OF. the House, but il is doubtful whether
the measure will pass this session. :: =.
The report OF the Minister Of Marine and
Fisheries has been laid before tile House. The
total number Of light-srations in the Dominion
WAS AT, li.ht shown 51S,steams fog-w histles and
automatic fog-horns 29 The casualties during
the year past were 339, tonnage 134,G40, lives
lost III, and damage s2,9D1,375. The total
number OF vessels on the rcGister-books of the
Dominion was 1861 measuring 1855, OILS tons
rcgister,-bcng an increase compared with 1877
Of 107 vessels and 22.547 tons. The num-
ber Of steamers was SS4, with gross
tonnage of 1s3,935 anil a net touuagc
Of 1i6.620 tons Assuming $50 per ton
as the average value, the total will be $a39, ,9.,-
$50. The tonnage OF the British Empire, in
GLIDING Canada and the Colonies, was in 1878
rs much as 1850, TO- tons. The United States
comes next, with ,tl4, HI i0S tons; but this DOES
not include the tonnage on the inland waters.
Norway is next, with d tonnage OF 1,413,5QJ
tons: followed BY Germany, with Lust, 7,GOGj.
From this it will be seen that Canada comes be-
tween NORWAY and Germany, and stantls tourth
on the list. The number OF new vessels built
In Canada during the ycar and registered was
339, measuring 100, ,s'3( tons. showing dccrease
compared with 1871 of ninctyone vessels. New
brunswick has 1,142 vessels, 335. .!xj5 tonnage; ;
Nova Scotia 3.003, tonnage 553,36s Quebec
1876, tonnage 24Sa3449; Ontario 95s, tonnage
135,440; Prince Edward Island 32,, tonnage
54,25o; British Columbia hf,y-ouc, Tonnage
!, ,4s2; Manitoba seventeen, tounaee ], ,161: total
7.4G9, tonnage 1,333,O15.
The report On the fisheries of the Dominion
show that the products Of the fisheries in 1877
we're valued at 81, or, ,957, and in 1875 at S13-
3a3.is6,-be'ng IN increase Of nearly S1500, ,Oo0.
This was principally in cod, mackcrcl,
salmon, and lobster fisheries. The value Of fish
exiorted was 81, by, 3kj, against S5,S74,3CO in
1915, beng an increase Of Sl,055, ,0oG. Tie total
expenditure for ish-cuture amounts to S20US3.
Under the heading OF Fish Culture much inter
est1ng and valuable information is gfven. The
whole number VI young fish distributed in the
spring o. 1878 was q, 500; and, Of this num-
oer, = '3Oo, 600 were whitctsh. In the autumn
OF 1878, It, 1851 900 vivilied eggs were deposited
10 the several tsh-breeding establishments Of
the Dominion.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
QUEBEC, Feb. 22.-Dctectiye Skcf1innton has
gone to Montreal to arrange with telegraph
operators and local .constablcs at the principal
, 1879-02-23
UAYARD TAYLOR.


~ Ct1bIt 10 4aclo {0TE Hef13H.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The body OF Bayard Tay-
lor, late Minister to Germany, was sent to Ham,
burg yesterday, and was put on board the steam
ship Gellcrt, which sails for New York Wcdnes-
day.
TRADE PROTECTION GROWING IN FAVOR.
To the N1stffu Associated Press.
Berlin, Feb 22:-The North German Gazette
continues to publish addresses Of adhesion to
B;smarck's new commercial policy The ad-
dresses are regarded as proof OF the tendency
OF opinion throughout the country. The agri-
culturists are the most active protcctionists bu.
the addresses represent all classes OF citizens
and every branch OF production. Among the
National Liberals most depressed tone is
manifest, and, in the event Of a dissolution Of
the Rcic|!stag, the party would be practically
cxtinguisheu.
IN TIE REICHSTAG.
BERLIN, Feb. 222--The ReirhstaG to-day ap-
proved tue Austro- German treaty q, commerce
after speech by Herr Dcbruc!S, who, In speak
Ing OF tic commercial policy, said he would not
hesitate to leave, though with heavy heart,
the path pursued BY Bismarck, il he found that
the interest of the country required it. Ger
many's legislation was NOT responsible for the
present depression in trade which pScyailed in
free trading and protectionist countries alike.
, 1879-02-23
CONTRIBUTIONS.
list or HAPPY PEOPLE.


WASHINGTON, Feb. o22-Ti.c Senate confirmed
Horz4tio c. Burchard, Of Illinois, Director OF the
Mint.
Collectors Of Customs-J. r. Sanboru, Dis
trict Of Port Huron, and Digby v Bell, District
OF Detroit
Collector OF Internal Revcnue-Delos W.
aiius!al, Seventh Indiana District
United States Marshals-James Torrans, Dis
trict OF Arkansas; John Parker, Western Dis
triy, OF Michigan.
Register Of tue Land Ofice-Charlcs B. Fox,
Of oxford, Neb.
Postmastcrs- -Ohio-S. F Neal, Gallipolis; &.
" Dietrich, Defiance; Samuel Watts, Jr., Ada;
William Bar}alow, Franklin, John Kali, Shelby.
]nd.ana-Chester F. Hall, Danyille- Illinois
A1lca T. Miller. Galva; F. Galiwer, Rockford
Iowa-Thomas II. Attcrton, Usage. Micliaan
George 4. Wells, St. Johns: 6. c. Codd. De-
trot- Wisconsin-Henry 4 Patterson, James
yi!'c; Lcwis swisher,. Sparta; William W.
Watson, Rawlins Prairie: Charles Seymour,
Lacrosse; James ". Ferguson, A1llersville.
aiinnesota-Amherst F. Graves, Red Wing.
Ken;ucky-John Taylor, Richmond; Robert ".
Samptoi,, Ashland: james Howard, Mount
Sterling; J. &. s. Wfntersmith, Etizaoethtown.
Missouri-Georye A. Pa1iet, Mexico.
, 1879-02-23
THF WEATHER.

p OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. e., Feb. 23-1 q. m.-Indic:-
tions: For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly from
southwest to northwest, no decided change in
temperature, and stationary or slight rise in
barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, southwest to north
west winds, slowly rising barometer, aud partly
cloudy weather, followed by slight fall in tenn
pcsarure during tflr night.
For the Upper Lake region. slightly colder
partly cloudy weatller, aud possibly lsht snow
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, slight fall i'll temperature, and
winds mostly from north to west, clear or part
u cloudy weather. and slowly rising barometer
during a portion Of the day, followed by variable
winds :tl:d falling barometer.
The Ohio and Mississippi Rivers will fall
slowly.
Cautonary SIGNALS continue at Grand Haven,
milwaukee,, and Ludington.
LocAL OBSERVATIONS.
CftIcAGp Feb %
, 1879-02-23
CATTLE.
SECRETARY 9uERNAN'S BILL.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 222--Fol1owing is
the bill OF the Treasury Department., sent tp
the Senate to-day, regarding the expectation Of
cattle:
BE it enacted efc., That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be and he is hereby authorized to take
kuct steps and adopt such measures. not inconsst
enr with the provisions Of this act, he may deem
necessary to prevent the expectation from any port
in the United States 10 any po-t in foreign coun
try Of live cattle afflicted with p3euro pneumonia
or auy infectious deease.
SIC. = The Secretary Of the Treasury fa, in
pursuance OF the authority granted by the first
section Of this act, authorized TO appoint one or
skilled persons as inspectors ut the port Of
from which he may have Information that live cat
tie are being shipped. whose duty it shall be to
examine carefully all live cattle offered for ship
ment at such porte; and if, upon snch e1amina-
tion. it shall be found that any cattle about to be
exported are infected with any infectious disease
Collector OF the Port, whose dnty 1t
shal! be. under such regulations as may be
prescribed by the Secretary Of the 9-eas-
ury. to refuse clearance to any vessel
which shall 'ake on board such cattle for exporta-
tion. The exporter OF such cattle Us shall De
found free from any such infectious or contagious
dlsease and not In any infected herd shall be en-
Titled to certificate from the Collector 10 that
effect.
sec .; The Secretary of the Treasury shall hare
tiuns for carrying the provisions OF this act into
effect. and all expenses attending the execution OF
the aau:c shall be paid out OF the approximation of
, collecting the revenues from customs Fsos1ded,
however the Secretary OF the Treasury may pre-
hczihe ny regulation such reasonable fees for IN
spcctien us lie may deem inst and equitable, to 3e
paid br the owners Of cattle exported under the
provisions OF this act
, 1879-02-23
TIE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, .. c., Feb. o2.-The Vice
President submitted communication from the
Postmaster-Genrral In regard to the bill, re-
Gently passed, fixing tho pay Of 1etter-carriers.
He states that In addition to the estimates Of
S2000,000 for the pay OF carriers during the
next fiscal year, S353, 900 additional will be re-
a,1;red under the new bill, and that ST ,000 ad-
ditlonal will be required to pay their salaries
during the remainder Of the present fiscal year,
should the bill take effect upon approval by
the President. Referred. =
The credentials of Senator Zachariah Chan
dler having been presented and read, Mr.. Chan
dlcr was escorted to the pice-presilent's desk
! by his colleague, Alr. Ferry, and the oath Of
Office was administered. Mr.. Chandler occupies
the. same scat as when he was in the Senate
several years ago.
gineers in regard to improving the harbor OF Au
Sable, Mich; also communication from the
Secretary OF the Treasury in regard to the e1-
portation Of live animals, and suggesting such
legislation Us will enable the Secretary to pro-
lbit or restrict the expectation Of live animals
when disease exists among them, and that he
hare authority to appoint skilled persons to ex-
anime cattle, etc. He submits draft of the
bill to carry out his views. Referred.
The credentials Of Senator ingalls, (re-elected)
we're filed.
Mr.. Davis presented the joint resolutions of
the Illinois Legislature favoring sufficient ap-
preparation to improve the harbor OF Quincy.
Referred.
MIR. Morrill,, from the Committee on Finance.
reported, with amendments, the Senate bill for
an interchange Of subsidiary silver coin and
United States notes. Placed on the calendar.
h1r: Cockrell submitted an:amendment to the
River and Harbor Appropriation bill providing
for Board OF Engineers to devise method Of
deepening the channel of the Missouri River and
improving its navigation. Referred.
The resolution iustructing the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds To inquire and re-
port by what authority the National Statuary
Hall in the Capitol, set apart for stasuary, has
been permitted to he used for any other exhibi-
tion, was agreed to.
The bill to promote the education Of the blind
was postponed, and the Army approximation
Dill taken up.-yeas, g.; nays, 1s,-the pending
question being on a motion to strike out the
sections in regard to army reorganization.
After some explanations, the question was
taken on motion to strike out all the sections
relating to army reorganization, upon the ground
that tilrre was not time to consider them, and
it Was agreed to,-yeas, Is; nays, 15,-as follows:
, 1879-02-23

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
KALAMAZOO, Mich, FEB. 22.-Thc Zion. Vol
ney Hasca11 died here last night at II O'Clock.
He had long been associatcd with impolt tant i.-
terests in Kalamazoo, and his loss to the CON-
nunitr Is deeply felt. He was born in Genes
see County, y. T., Feb. 2, 1920, and settled In
':hal:nn a:no stne1sso- He was admitted. to-.ha
Bar I'd 1873: and soon after became Law part
ner of Elisha Bclcher. In 1915 he became sole
editor and proprietor OF the Kalamazoo Gozats.
In 1861 be was appointed by President Buchan-
an Register OF the General Land Office OF the
Western District of Michigan. Hehad also held
several important political positions during tue
dominancy Of the Democratic party. and had,
during the last few years previous to his death,
resided abroad in England, France, and Switzer-
1an6
, 1879-02-23
EGYPT.


TIE NEW ARRANGEMENT.
CAIRO, Feb. 222.-The English Government in
ti1nates desire to Rivers Wilson that he re-
main Minister OF Finance. Confidential nego-
tiations between the English, French, and
Egyptian Governments have resulted in an
agreement to leave the direction OF affairs in
the hands of the Khcdive as President Of the
Council, with Wilson Minister OF Finance and
De Bliguercs Minister Of Public Works.
, 1879-02-23

staff intend making an effort to join col. rear
sou. Rcinforcemcnts Of British troops have ar
rived at Help Makaar.
CETEWAYO
is reported discouraged, the fearful havoc
among his finest troops having counteracted the
effect of their victory. Every confidence is no"
felt by the public in prompt rcparation Tor me
recent disaster. The native contingent -has
been forcibly disarncd and disbanded. Coz.
Pearson, With 1,o00 British troops, is (ntrencheo
at Ekowe, thirty mics within the enemy's ter
ritory. His communications have been inter-
rupted for some days. The bush surrounding
tthe post is infested With Zulus, but Col. Pearson
has two months provisions.
, 1879-02-23
THE CATTLE AND MEAT TRADE.

NEW York, Fep. :222--'rAe officers Of steam
ship lines and shippers Of beef in this city a:s
forwarding large quantities oi dressed beef IN
rcfrieerators, and will continue to do 50 While
the orders of tile Privy Council remain In force:
The ffclretia carries out a large quantity OF
dressed meat and 4 large number of Western
horses. Tie general impression seems to oc
that the bid Of tile Canadian Government III
Western cuttlc will not benefit the cAttlc-dta1-
crs III Canada to any great cxteut.
, 1879-02-23
BURNED TO DEATH.

ALEDo, ILL.,, Feb. 22-Tne dwelling OF Will
lam strawhacker, On Bay Island, near~ New
Boston, burned on Thursday last With entire
contents Y babe months old perished in the
flames. Loss not asccrtaiued.
JERsETvnIE, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-Ycsterday after
noon the barn OF A1r. j. S. Daniels was discoy-
cred to be on fire, aud at the same time the
screams OF boy we're heard, but it was impos-
sible to rescue him. The boy was Mr. Daniels
4year-old son. It is supposed be was playing
in the barn with matches
, 1879-02-23
TURKEY.

CoNsrANrSorLE, Feb. o2.-In consequence
OF the representations OF United States Consul
Heap, the Grand Vizr has abandoned the pro-
posal to replace the Turkish Minister at Wash
inton by Charge d. AtTaires.
EVACUATION,
ST. PETERsEURG, Feb. 92.-Gen. Todleben
telegraphs that he commenced cyacuating Adri-
anoplc the 18th of February, and that the Turks
are occupying each position abandoned.
, 1879-02-23

TIE AFFA11. REDUCED, PROBABLY TO ORDER.
CAPE ToWS, Fet.22.-Latest information from
Maritzburg states that the total loss in the at
tack on Col. Glyn's camp on the ed Of January
is now estimated at only from $50 to 900 whites.
Col. Woods column has been victorious in all
its encounters with the enemy. Col. Pearson
still occupies an intrcncbed position at Ekowe.
Lord Chelmsford and the headquarters OF the
, 1879-02-23

THE DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-The Marquis D. Harcourt, the
retiring French Ambassador atLondon, Will
60 to Windsor to-day to take leaveof the
Queen. It is reported that Admiral Pothuan
succeeds D'Harcourt '.ciserence De Bort goes
to Vienna, as French Ambassador.
GAMBETTA's- DISCIPLINE.
An early rupture is predicted between Gam
bctta, the President OF the Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties, aud his Republican followers, IN consc-
quence OF his severe discipline In the Chamber,
aud the rigor with which ho prevents Interrupt
tions from any quarter.
TIE GoLD-DUG5 PLAYING IT on GERMAN.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-The decline to-day in 5 per
cent rcntes was because OF . report that Ger
main would be elected President Of the Budget
Commission. Germain is favorable to the con-
version OF rcntcs.
, 1879-02-23

DR. BUTT.
DUBLIN, Feb. 22.-Dr. Butt has resigned the
leadership OF tile Home Rulers. The Doctor is
in bad health.
SILVER.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Silycr to-day is 50115 pence.
LONDON, Feb. 222.-The Duke Of Newcastle Is
dead.
ROWING.
Sporting circles talk OF sending Elliott to
Australia to row Triekctt for the championship
of the world.
IMPORTANT DENIAL.
James McHenry has given notice that he will
call meeting early In March to separate the
Atlantic d1 Grcat Western Railroad completely
from its connection with the Erie, and consc-
qucntly to oppose tile amaleamation project.
, 1879-02-23

FOND Du LAG Wis.,, Feb. 22.-At 10 o'clock
to-day Nal. Isaac Burch Lippitt, of the Fourth
Kentucky Cavalry aud Thtrty-e!ghth Wisconsin
Volunteers, died. Many soldiers, officers and
privatcs, were present. He took prominent
part in the Wirtz court-martial at Washington,
and was connected tor sou1e time with the DAILY
Commonwealth OF this city. He died Of wound
received III the service.
, 1879-02-23
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. oo22.--The passenger
train on tue Canada Southern Railroad, which
left this city ut $3.50 this evening, colided with
the express from Buffalo at Detroit Junction.
Both engines we're badly wrecked and the bag
gage cars ditchcd. The fireman Of the Buffalo
train had both legs crushed. It is feared his
injuries will prove fatal. The passengers OF
both trains escaped uulurt.
, 1879-02-23

Passage Of the Engine Through the
People for $50 Fest.
Sixteen Persons Torn to Atoms ant
Twenty-six Wounded.
A Slough Supposed to Contain Large
Number Of Bodies.
Heads, Hands, Legs, and Trunks Scat
tered in Every Direction.

STOCKTON
SrocKToS, CAL, Feb. 22.-Agtcrridc explosion
| occurred at half-past O'Clock to-day, at tht
head OF Stockton Slough, on Eldorado street.
A crowd Of more than two hundred people
assembled to witness the trial Of :
TIE NEW PROPELLER PUMP.
set in the slough and run By thrcshing engine.
Those who stood near we're prostrated..,
The body of the engine was blown distance
of $50 feet through the crowd. '.'
The dead lay prostrateiu every direction, some
falling into the slough from the bridge
Ten or twelve dead bodies lay in one heap at
the northwest corner OF the bridge. =:
Others lay strewn decd and dying on the
streets, blown from fifty to 100 feet. :.
Tie heads Of some were blown to pieces;
others were blown to the ground with such force
as to break every bone in their bodies. ..-
FACES, HANDS, AND WHOLE PERSONS
steamed in the dirt, and smoke, and cl1lders.
The wounded were promptly: cared for, and
the dead left undisturbed until the excitement
had subsidcd, when they were removed to the
Coroner's Office.
THE EXPLOSION
was the result OF rccklcssness OH the part Of the
engineer. Tic steam gauge refused to work,
and, after the engineer had attempted to fix it
and failed, he screwed down the safety valve
and went on with the work.
The explosion occurred about fifteen minutes
aftcrward. ->.
j. III. Kirkpatrick, merchant, =
john UriclI,
James Curry, blacksmith,
George ". Foltz, carpenter, =. Z.
Nlilard Folsom, :,~ Il -
William Allen, sporting man, g.;
Michael Crowell,
Ii. B. Bishop, Jr:, student,
Robert B. johnson,
James Cosgrore, laborer, r.,
Charles Creanor, ,'''''
W. c. Taylor, ''' -. = = :
3. s. Cloves, farmer,
Foo Fee, Chinaman, .>.: ~~-'+''s ~.
Thomas Sedgwick, ST..
J. F. Avery, engineer in charge OF the engine.
THE WOUNDED
number twcnty-six, three or four of whom arc
not likely to recover
Many were blown 4 considerable distance and
escaoed uninjured.
The body OF the engine. weighing $500
pounds, was blown over the telegraph wire and
landed on the plaza.
Men are still engaged il dragging the slough
in hopes Of recovering the bodies supposed to
have been thrown in the slough by the explo-
sion.
Flags thrown to the breeze in honor OF the
memory Of Washington we're lowered half after
me EXPLOSION. 'SI.:.o @crc-"ec: :
, 1879-02-23

HAVANA, Feb. o2.-Advces from Hayti to the
18th inst state the President, Canal, has COM
pletely defeated the Revolutionary General:
benjamin., and is master Of the island. Guzman
Blanco has arrived at st. Thomas on his way to
Venezuela. His partisans have possession Of
Lauuaira and Caracas.