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Governor Mccormick OF Pennsylvania.
United States Commissioner to the Paris
Exposition. has returned. II was the
general opinion In Paris. and one which
he thought warrsntsd by facts. that the
American exhibit was not only satisfac-
tory but was really creditabls to this
country. II was the eleventh hour be.
fore Mccormick was on the ground.
The English exhibit was already ar.
ranged, and yet, though the effect Of
haste was visible Ia the comparatively
small number OF contributions. OF tho
|, ZOO United States exhibits 100 received
awards. This showing was hardly eI-
Geld by any other country. The French
welcomed the Americans to the Exposi-
ton with the feeling that their visit
would have a good effect In France pc.
litically as we'll rs commercially. and
that such had been the result wa the
general belief.
The resolution submitted by Senator
Edmunds to-day, with characteristic
ironical remarks, and which declares
that the last three amendments to the
Constitution were duly ratified, and
should be fully enforced by appropriate
legislation, aud that Congress should
grant money TO aid the Executive In
their enforcement, Is the resolution that
was agreed upon by the Republican eau.
Gus ut the commencement OF the pres
ent session. Its purpose Is, OF course.
to embarrass Democratic Senators and
to serve as a basis for political discus.
sion. which Is expected to produce cam.
paign capital.
Senator Booths bill for interchange
OF Subsidiary silver coin and United
States notes. relates to all subsidiary
silver coins without exception and pro-
vides: First. that any person present.
ing them In sums OF twenty dollars or
multiples will be entitled TO receive legal
tender notes for them; second. that the
Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer recsiv-
ing coin under the provisions Of this act,
shall exchange the same for United
States notes. In sums Of twenty dollars
or multipl,s. upon demand Of the holder
OF the notes.
At Cabinet meeting yesterday Secre.
tary Sherman called attention to the fact
that the Treasury now holds large
amounts Of gold. silver and grsenbacks
much more than there Is any use for at
present. Reference was also made to
reports from all parts OF the country that
resumption had given confidence to bus.
mess, and that both OF homo and abroad
business seems to DO stimulated. and Is
being conducted with renewed activity.
The plague at A~strakahan, Russia, Is
assuming serious proportions. Fugi-
tives have carried the c%ontagion 10 three
adjacent villages. A quarantine has
been proclaimed throughout the dis.
trict. There had been 400 deaths from
the disease up to January 4.
The President has nominated Lewis
Z. Payne OF Virginia 10 be United States
Attorney for Wyoming Territory; A. w.
Of Maryland to be Secretary OF
Territory, and Peter Mantor
to be Register OF the Land ONCE at Bis.
Dakota.
The French Government Is not sat
isfed with the Bey's action in sending a
Plenipotentiary to Paris, and demands
an apology to the French Consul, the
dismissal OF the offending f~unctionaries,
and inquiry regarding the dispute with
Nj. do Saney.
The German press manifests great sat
isfaction with the elections In France.
The North German Gazette intimates that
The republic can reckon on the sympathy
Of Germany 30 long M its policy reflects
The moderate aud reasonable views OF
De La Matyr. the only greenback
Congressman elected. will mako q pill.
zrimags through the South to preach the
new party gospel. relying on the fact
hat he was once u Methodist minister
Tor success in that strong Methodist re-
yion.
There are extremely good reasons to
that In the probable event OF n
'alal termination OF the present illness
II Judge Hunt, Attorney General Dew.
ms will DO appointed to take his place
IN the supreme bench.
Advices from Toulon. France. report
hat the iron-clads there are being rap
dly refttsd. Some rumors connect
.hesc preparations with the Tunisian
lificulty.
The elder OF Senator Sargent's dsugb-
ers, both Of whom have studied medi.
line. Ia practicing at the Freedman Hos.
,ital. Washington, having graduated.
Tho Emperor Of Germany In wonder
ully we'll though still obliged TO carry
,is arm in a sling. He drives out daily
nth the Crown Prince or Equerry.
Tho reelection OF Duo d'Audiifret
to the Presidency Of the Senate
8 impossible. N. Larayer Of the Left
Q mentioned a his successor.
The Kharkof Veterinary School has
,sen brokel up aud the Kisff University
s closed in CONSCIENCE OF riotous demon
Of the students.
Senator Jones. OF Florida, 10 trying to
freak down telegraph monopolies. He
will call up his bill for that purpose ut
N early day.
A bill has been introduced in Con-
rsss providing for taking the census in
$50. The cost Is not TO exceed S3,0O0,-
100.
Sharon took his place in the United
,tates Senate yesterday. Jones Is eI-
'ected In Washington tomorrow.
In the House Of Representatives yes
erday Kidder introduced q bill for tho
Omission Of Dakota ~ q State.
Passed Assistant Surgeon O. II. II.
Iall has been ordered to duty at the
iars Island Naval Hospital.
An active opposition to Burnsidss bill
or the reorganization OF the army In DO.
ng felt in Congress.
Representative Hartridge. OF Georgia,
lied this morning OF pnsumonia.
Lord Bsaconsfsld Ia much better to.
lay. His general health Is good.
Judge Blodgstt. in a letter to Speaker
Randall. urges investigation.
The marriage Of King Alfonso with
Belgian Princess is suggested.
Grant arrived in Belfast and was
'ordially received.
Georgia's State debt 10 s5l, 900, 900.